Italy’s talet-e, a company specialising in converting motorbikes into electric vehicles, raised seed resources for 1.7 million euros in debt from Banca Progetto and UniCredit (warranty from Mediocredito Centrale) and equity worth 0.965 million from the family office Ra.Mo, the founders and other investors (see here a previous post by BeBeez). The company will invest such resources in its organic development. Marco Dau, Sertac Yeltekin, Paolo Gagliardo, Claudio Cesario, Michelangelo Liguori, Pierluigi Vinciguerra, Antonello Corrado, and Federico Giannandrea are the founders of talet-e.
Revolv Space said it raised 2.6 million euros from Primo Space with the support of Takeoff, an accelerator that is part of CDP Venture Capital (see here a previous post by BeBeez). Marco Sala (ceo) and Filippo Oggionni (cco) founded Revolv Space in 2022 with the incubation of the European Space Agency (ESA). The company will invest such proceeds in launchgin the in-orbit demonstration of SARA and hiring further human resources.
Zefi, an AI-based data analysis, raised pre-seed resources of 1.6 million euros from 9 international funds and 14 Angels, ceo co-founder and 20% owner Aurora Maggio said in the company’s blog (see here a previous post by BeBeez). The firm attracted the resources of 360 Capital (lead investor), B-Heroes, BIT-Believe in Tech, Vento (Exor Ventures), Growth Engine, Secways, Aticco Ventures, and Halo. Alexandros Fokianos (CPO), Daniele Borlizzi (CRO), Leonardo Vezzati (COO) and Nicola Sebastianelli (CTO) are the further founders of Zefi and own equal stakes of the business. The company will invest such proceeds in its organic growth and in hiring furhter human resources.
MicThera, an Italian biotech, raised one million euros split in three tranches from Indaco Bio Fund, part of Indaco Venture Partners (see here a previous post by BeBeez). Andrea Alimonti, Nicolò Pernigoni and Arianna Calcinotto founded the company that will invest such proceeds in developing anti-cancer drugs. Goncalo Rebelo de Andrade is a partner of Indaco and the chairman of MicThera. Davide Turco is a partner and managing director of Indaco Venture Partners.
Technological Accelerator (TECHcelera), a joint venture that Milan-listed Gruppo A2A Life Company (51%) and Milan Polytechnic University (49%) signed for the applied research in the energy transition, received the authorization to operate from the Italian Antitrust (see here a previous post by BeBeez). The project is worth little above 10 million euros. A2A poured 5.1 million and Milan Polytechnic University 4.9 million.
