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Estonian startup UP Catalyst has made it to the list of 47 companies that the European Commission has chosen to strengthen the commodity chain. Other participants in the initiative include startups from Belgium, France, Italy, Germany, Spain, Czech Republic, Greece, Sweden, Finland, Portugal, Poland and Romania.

TIME included Skeleton Technologies in its list of the World’s Top GreenTechCompanies. The Estonian technology startup was ranked 30th out of the top 250 companies. 

Estonian investment firm Karma Ventures led a $7.5M Series A funding round for WunderGraph . Other investors in the startup include US venture funds eBay Ventures and Aspenwood Ventures. 

Commody , a platform that opens up the collector car market to retail investors, has raised €500K. Investors include Lithuanian venture funds Firstpick and Coinvest Capital , as well as five private investors.

Latvian fund LongeVC has invested in Cambridge-based biotech startup Constructive Bio . 

In 2024, members of the Estonian Business Angels Network (EstBAN) invested a total of €15.8M in startups. In 2023, the figure was €13.32M.

Businessman Tõnu Puidak has become the new majority owner of Estonian electric bicycle manufacturer Ampler .