Stockholm-based VC firm Creandum closes new €448 million fund to back EU founders at the earliest stages

Published on March 1, 2022

Launched in 2003, Creandum is a Stockholm-based early stage venture capital firm that just announced its sixth early-stage fund, raising €448 million to commit to a new generation of European founders building the tech success stories of tomorrow. Previous funds rank among the most successful of all time, with unicorn investments like Spotify, Klarna, Trade…

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