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Latvian FinTech company Eleving Group has begun collaborating with Lithuanian startup Chaseit with the aim of introducing artificial intelligence (AI) voice agents in call centers.

The Estonian government has launched a national program called Estonia.ai, which aims to introduce artificial intelligence into all sectors of the country by 2035. The advisory board overseeing the program will be headed by Bolt founder Markus Villig. The council will also include Estonian entrepreneurs Sten Tamkivi (Skaala), Kaspar Korjus (Pactum), and Taavi Madiberk (Skeleton), as well as international experts and industry representatives. The first meeting of the Advisory Board will take place in April 2026, after which it will meet every quarter.

Estonian company Scoro has acquired Envoice , an Estonian invoice and expense management platform. Envoice will continue to operate as an independent company and brand.

Estonian company Soldera has received €1.6M as part of an EIS applied research grant. The startup is using the funds to expand the company and further develop its product.

The Estonian Specialist VC has invested in the Finnish technology company Agileday . The €6.4M Series A round was led by Newion with the participation of Vendep Capital and Business Finland.

The Estonian Siena Secondary Fund participated in the $150M Series D investment round of the Preply language learning platform. The round was led by WestCap with the support of Indico Capital Partners, the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) and Reach Capital.