Swedish fintech ArK Kapital extends capital pool to €400 million and expands non-dilutive financing model to Germany 

Published on March 30, 2023

Shaking up startup financing options, Swedish firm ArK Kapital has just extended its capital pool to €400 million. The fintech company offers non-dilutive loans to help startups grow faster.  Launched in 2021, Swedish company ArK Kapital fuses banking and artificial intelligence, operating as a data-driven precision finance company that enables technology companies to grow faster…

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