Advestra advised Engie New Ventures on the company’s investment, through its investment fund for start-ups, in Swiss start-up ExerGo, a specialist in district heating and cooling network technology, using CO₂ as a low-temperature-energy-carrier. The Advestra team The Advestra team working on the matter included Daniel Raun (pictured), Anna Capaul, Stefan Paris Schirm and Valérie Bär […]
Kellerhals Carrard advised ScyAI, as the Swiss risk intelligence startup accessed an early €2 million financing. Headquartered in Zurich, ScyAI operates a platform that translates complex hazard and climate data into granular, asset-level risk intelligence. AENU
Kellerhals Carrard advised Haelixa, as the Swiss deep-tech company has closed a pre-series A financing round. Verve Ventures and Zürcher Kantonalbank led the funding, with participation from impact-focused investor 212. Founded as a spinoff of
MLL Legal advised Chiral, a Swiss nanotechnology company specialising in semiconductor and quantum technologies with nanomaterials, throughout closing of a $12 million seed financing round. Moreover, a Kellerhals Carrard team from the firm startup & VC
MLL Legal advised deep tech fund IQ Capital in connection with its role as lead investor in Gravis Robotics’ USD 23m series A financing round. Co-investors in the round included Pear VC, Imad Ventures and
European digital health company Oviva completed a USD 220m series D funding round, comprising a mix of primary and secondary capital. In connection with the operation, Lenz & Staehelin advised Oviva, Kellerhals Carrard represented existing
Kellerhals Carrard advised Vsquared Ventures in connection with its role as lead investor on a CHF 3.4 million seed financing round for AlphaLum, a Lausanne-based deep-tech company founded as a spin-out from ams Osram’s corporate
Kellerhals Carrard advised legal tech startup Ex Nunc Intelligence, as the company’s Silex platform has raised a $2.15 million pre-seed round. Spicehaus led the round in question, with participation from Bloomhaus Ventures, Active Capital,
Walder Wyss advised TECregen, as the Basel-based biotechnology company raised CHF 10 million in a seed financing round. The investor base Boehringer Ingelheim Venture Fund (BIVF) led the round in question, with participation from LifeSpan
Borel & Barbey advised Neural Concept — a Lausanne-based start-up whose AI software supports the development of components for the design of cars, aircraft, and electronic devices — on its USD 100 million financing round. The investor base
