Startup directory in Europe
Browse startup organisations across Europe. Each entry links to its country, city, and sector pages.
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Nordigen (GoCardless)
Nordigen is a Riga-based open banking data platform that was acquired by GoCardless in 2022. The company provides free access to bank account data through PSD2-compliant APIs, enabling fintechs, lenders, and financial service providers to retrieve transaction histories, account balances, and payment data from over 2,300 banks across 31 European countries. Nordigen's freemium model disrupted the open banking aggregation market by making basic bank connectivity accessible without per-API-call fees. As part of GoCardless, the Riga team continues to develop open banking infrastructure and represents an important Latvian contribution to Europe's financial data ecosystem.
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Normative
Normative is a Stockholm-based climate-tech company founded in 2014 that provides carbon accounting software, helping companies measure their full greenhouse-gas footprint, including scope 3 supply-chain emissions, and produce science-based reduction plans and regulatory reports. It co-founded the SME Climate Hub together with the United Nations and works with enterprise customers across Europe.
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Nortal
Nortal is a Tallinn-based digital transformation company founded in 2000 that has become one of the most influential govtech and enterprise IT consultancies in Europe. The company helped build Estonia's pioneering e-government infrastructure and now exports that expertise to governments and large enterprises across 25+ countries, including Oman, Finland, and Saudi Arabia. With over 1,500 employees, Nortal delivers end-to-end services spanning strategy, software engineering, data platforms, and cloud migration. It stands as proof that Baltic govtech know-how can scale into a global consulting and technology business.
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Northvolt
Northvolt is one of the most consequential climate-tech companies ever built in Europe because it attempted to establish a continental battery manufacturing base for the electric era. The company became a flagship industrial project by combining battery-cell production, recycling ambitions, and strategic partnerships with European automotive and industrial players. That vision mattered well beyond Sweden: Northvolt symbolized Europe's effort to reduce dependence on external battery supply chains and to anchor advanced manufacturing capacity closer to regional customers. Its story is also a reminder that deep industrial startups operate under very different constraints than software companies. Battery manufacturing requires enormous capex, long build cycles, complex procurement, and tight execution across energy, materials, logistics, and customer contracts. Even with that complexity and its later financial distress, Northvolt remains central to understanding Europe's climate and industrial-tech ecosystem because it reset expectations for how ambitious startup-backed manufacturing on the continent could be. In directory terms, Northvolt broadens the picture beyond software and marketplaces by representing the hardware-heavy, infrastructure-scale side of innovation that shapes the future of transport, energy resilience, and industrial policy across Europe.
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Nothing
Design-led consumer electronics brand behind transparent Android smartphones and earbuds. Nothing is a startup based in London, United Kingdom at the growth stage. The company operates in the Consumer Electronics, Hardware space. Learn more at their website.
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NOWOS
Extends the life of lithium-ion batteries through repair, remanufacturing, diagnostics and maintenance using original parts. Founded 2019; operates hubs in the Netherlands and France with capacity for 120,000+ batteries per year.
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Nscale
Nscale develops and operates AI-native infrastructure, including modular data center capacity optimized for high-density GPU workloads. The company focuses on sovereign and energy-efficient compute supply for enterprise and model providers, and has expanded rapidly through large infrastructure financing and strategic partnerships.
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Nuitée
Nuitée is a travel technology company providing API infrastructure for hotel connectivity and distribution, acting as a link between accommodation providers and demand partners. Headquartered in Dublin, with additional offices in Spain, Morocco, the UK and the US, it offers product families spanning distribution and booking solutions, APIs and whitelabel services, and hotel data mapping. Its platform enables hotels, airlines, travel agencies and app developers to build travel and booking solutions, including AI-driven workflows for booking, pricing and distribution. The company was founded by Med Benmansour (CEO), Said Rkaibi and Olivier Dheur, and raised a $48 million Series A round led by Accel.
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Nuki
Nuki is a Graz-based Austrian startup, founded in 2014 by brothers Martin Pansy (CEO) and Jürgen Pansy, that makes retrofit smart locks and access hardware requiring no drilling and fitting most existing European door cylinders in minutes. Its line spans the flagship Smart Lock Ultra — with a brushless motor that unlocks in under a second and a 2025 CES Innovation Award — alongside the Keypad 2 (PIN, fingerprint and NFC), Opener (intercom bridge), Fob and Door Sensor, with compatibility across Apple Home, Alexa, Google Home and SmartThings. Nuki was the first electronic lock with native Matter support and an early adopter of the Aliro NFC access standard, and is privacy-first, requiring no mandatory user account. By early 2026 Nuki had over 600,000 smart locks deployed, more than one million active users and over two billion locking operations a year, positioning it as Europe's leading smart-lock brand after 50%+ annual sales growth in 2022 and 2023. The company entered the US market in July 2025 and is preparing a door-integrated Smart Module for late 2026. Nuki has raised roughly €22M, led by German growth investor Cipio Partners in a €20M+ 2021 round with Austrian backers Up to Eleven, Fortuna and Venta, and was an earlier strategic partner of Allegion.
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Nula.bg
NULA is a Bulgarian business banking and accounting platform, developed by Cloud Tech LTD in Varna, that combines BG IBAN accounts, instant SEPA payments, bulk transfers and cards with automated invoice, expense, payroll and accounting reconciliation in one product. The company holds a PSD2 payment license and includes built-in CRM and OCR-based expense processing. Nula.bg is backed by Vitosha Venture Partners Fund I.
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Nutrium
Nutrium is a Portuguese nutrition-practice software company that builds tools for dietitians and nutrition professionals to manage client care. Its platform pairs a practice-management system for dietitians with a consumer app, and its Nutrium Care product is sold to companies and health plans as an employee nutrition benefit combining technology, dietitians and corporate workshops. The company serves clients internationally alongside its home market of Portugal.
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Nyobolt
Cambridge, UK battery company developing extreme fast-charge technology using tungsten-based anode chemistry. Its cells recharge to 80% in under five minutes, targeting industrial EVs, power tools, and consumer electronics. Raised a $60M Series C in 2024 at a reported $1B valuation.
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OakNorth
OakNorth is a London-based fintech founded in 2015 that operates as a profitable digital bank and credit intelligence software provider. Its OakNorth Credit Intelligence platform uses AI and machine learning to help commercial lenders make better decisions for mid-market businesses, the segment typically underserved by traditional banks. The bank itself has lent over GBP 10 billion since launch and has been consistently profitable. OakNorth raised $1 billion from investors including SoftBank, reaching a valuation of $4.7 billion. The software platform is licensed to banks globally.
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Ocean Ecostructures
Ocean Ecostructures is a Barcelona-based bluetech company that turns maritime infrastructure such as port walls and offshore structures into Nature Positive spaces using biomimetic micro-reef technology combined with sensors and AI-based monitoring. Its solutions, deployed in ports, marinas, and offshore sites, are designed to regenerate marine ecosystems without interfering with port operations, and the company reports its technology can multiply biodiversity up to six times compared with standard concrete surfaces. Banco Sabadell's BStartup, Ship2B Ventures, and Inclimo Climate Tech are among its shareholders.
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Ochre Bio
Ochre Bio is an Oxford-based biotech startup combining computational genomics, machine learning, and RNA therapeutics to develop treatments for chronic liver diseases. Founded in 2019, the company uses human donor livers and large-scale transcriptomic data to identify novel drug targets, then designs RNA-based therapies to address conditions such as NASH and liver fibrosis. Ochre Bio has raised significant venture funding and works with transplant centers to validate its candidates in perfused human organs.
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Octoplay
Octoplay (trading as Gameshop Limited) is a Malta-based B2B iGaming slot game developer founded in October 2022 by former Evolution Gaming executives. The company builds and supplies online slot titles through its own Remote Gaming Server (RGS) and holds licences from the Malta Gaming Authority, the UK Gambling Commission, and several other regulators. Its portfolio includes over 70 slot and 'smash' game titles.
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Oda
Oda is an Oslo-based online grocery delivery company that has built one of Europe's most efficient automated grocery fulfillment operations. Originally launched as Kolonial.no, the company rebranded to Oda and developed proprietary warehouse automation technology that enables it to pick and deliver grocery orders at significantly lower cost than traditional supermarkets. Oda expanded into Finland and Germany and has raised over $400 million from investors including SoftBank. The company represents Norway's most ambitious attempt at reimagining grocery retail through technology and logistics innovation, offering a compelling alternative to the dark-store model pursued by rapid delivery startups.
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Oddin.gg
Oddin.gg is a B2B provider of esports odds feeds, risk management, and trading tools. It supplies real-time probabilities for esports titles such as Counter-Strike and League of Legends, enabling betting operators to price markets reliably. The company has become a global leader in esports wagering infrastructure. By 2026, Oddin.gg is one of the Czech Republic’s most internationally recognized gaming-tech exports.
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Odoo
Odoo is a Belgian company that develops an open-source, all-in-one suite of business applications covering ERP, CRM, accounting, e-commerce, inventory and project management. Founded by Fabien Pinckaers, it traces its origins to software he began as TinyERP, later OpenERP, before being renamed Odoo. Headquartered in Louvain-la-Neuve, it has grown into a multinational with offices on several continents and a large global customer base. A November 2024 secondary transaction led by CapitalG and Sequoia Capital valued the company at €5 billion, and subsequent reporting in early 2026 put the valuation above €7 billion.
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OfficeRnD
OfficeRnD is a Sofia-based workplace management platform that helps companies manage hybrid work, flexible office space, and coworking operations. The software provides desk booking, room scheduling, visitor management, and space utilization analytics for organizations transitioning to flexible work models. The company has grown its customer base across Europe and North America, serving both enterprise hybrid workplaces and coworking operators. OfficeRnD is a strong example of Bulgarian SaaS companies addressing the global shift toward flexible work infrastructure with well-designed operational tooling.
