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Genevia Technologies

Genevia Technologies is a Finnish CRO specialized in delivering diverse bioinformatics solutions. The company was founded in 2011 as a spin-off enterprise by a group of computational systems biology researchers from Tampere University of Technology, in Tampere, Finland. Over a course of 15 years, our team has built up an extensive experience in analyzing and integrating various microarray, next-generation sequencing and proteomics data. We have also been developing and applying systems biological and mathematical modeling techniques on a wide range of applications from bacterial metabolomics to genomics of human cancers.

efio

We are a highly skilled Danish DevOps company with offices in Copenhagen and Odense. Our mission is to help our clients teams deliver awesome software, reliable solutions and high availability in their products. We call ourselves DevOps or Site Reliability engineers. This lets us talk about continuous integration and delivery, 12 factor apps, serverless first nano services, containers and infrastructure as code.

Swapster

Swapster is an app for swapping, but we not just another app company. Swapster building a movement of rebels on a mission to question our consumption habits. Swapster want to introduce a new kind of "social-capitalism". One where we can leverage our belongings in new ways, buy less things, and have more money to spend on doing what we love. Collaboration are our core competence, co-creation is our lead word.

Opeepl

We are a full-service quantitative market research agency keeping global consumer brands in the know of consumers' desires & aspirations. Opeepl was founded on the desire to solve two issues within market research: 1) slow sampling, and 2) out-of-touch respondents in panels. Through our proprietary programmatic sampling technology we offer our clients a modern approach to quantitative market research to give them smarter, leaner, and more actionable consumer insights. We are a team of highly skilled professionals working from 4 core values that apply in both our internal approach to our every day work and externally in our relationship with our clients: 1) People first Everything we do is about people; we survey people to help our clients solve their challenges and answer their questions. We care about those relationships; we work to provide the best experience for the respondents and our clients who we believe in building real relationships with. Thus, we are conscientious in offering our clients a personal and professional experience. Being individuals with both a professional and personal life is what makes us special, so we only feel successful when the two are balanced: we value work-life balance, an informal tone in the office, we joke with each other and keep in mind to be both personal and professional. 2) Collaboration The best results come from a strong long-term collaboration. That is why we take pride in listening to our clients’ needs and desires for consumer insights to design the best approach for them. As a trusted partner our clients can rest assured that we take their business as seriously as our own; we guide them to do better, will tell them when they are about to make an unfortunate decision and we engage with them to find the right solutions for their challenges. We are a team of very different and unique people and that is our strength; it is our individuality that brings Opeepl to live. We all have our individual expertises and it is by joining our forces we create the magic. With a mini-CEO approach we trust in each others’ competencies and take responsibility for the tasks at hand and work to make our colleagues and clients proud of us; by bringing our best and taking responsibility for reaching our goals - not just our individual goals but also our common goals as Opeepl. 3) Efficiency Time is the most valuable asset, so our greatest pleasure is to deliver the right foundation for our clients’ commercial decision-making in a time-saving but quality-upholding way. We also value our client’s time when we plan their projects, set up meetings and when prioritizing being available. We are all busy and we all want things to get done fast and well. Conscientious of how we want others to respect our time and schedule, we prepare for meetings, we strive to find easier ways to do things, involve the relevant people in a discussion or decision, and we try to solve issues ourselves before involving colleagues or managers. 4) Evolution We continuously work to better our offers and technology in every aspect and to meet the evolving market research needs of our clients – and we love to be ahead of the pack. We learn every day and new possibilities arise over time. We welcome new technologies and approaches; we share knowledge, feedback and discuss possibilities, and we actively seek and share knowledge within our field.

Sortter Oy

Did you know, almost 90% of Finns find comparing prices easy when buying electronics or holidays. That makes sense while thinking all those platforms like Amazon, Booking.com. They have made it easy.For financial products same percentage varies from 15% to 45%. That’s why we founded Sortter with ambitious to make financial products comparison simple and transparent across the Europe. During the couple past months we’ve built our technical foundation and now opening business during the winter.

Monsido

Monsido is a fast-growing software company founded in 2014 in Denmark.Today, Monsido has a global presence with our headquarters located in Denmark and branches in Sydney, San Diego and London. Our mission is to empower our customers to achieve a perfectly optimized and accessible online presence. Our vision is to revolutionize and simplify the way user experience is done so every visitor is ensured a positive experience.

Danish AM Hub

Danish AM Hub is changing the way the world think production, supply chain, sustainability and business models with new technologies and especially AM - Additive Manufacturing by investing in companies, ambitious projects, leaders and ideas. Danish AM Hub is a fund focusing on the future of Additive Manufacturing and 3D print, initiated and funded by Industriens Fond.

Uber Eats

Not that long ago we were just an app to request premium black cars in a few metropolitan areas. Now we’re in more than 900 cities around the world and whether it’s a ride, a sandwich, or a package, we use technology to give people what they want, when they want it. And that’s just what we’re doing today. We’re thinking about the future, too. With teams working on autonomous trucking and self-driving cars, we’re reimagining how people and things move from one place to the next.

Netrounds

Netrounds is a programmable, active test and service assurance platform provider for physical, hybrid and virtual networks. Netrounds’ automation capabilities enable communication service providers to reduce manual efforts required for network testing and service assurance, significantly decreasing operational costs and improving operating margins, as well as nearly eliminating capital expenditures associated with using traditional hardware test and measurement equipment.

GreenMobility

GreenMobility operates an efficient free-float carsharing platform with around 1,400 electric cars in Copenhagen and Aarhus. With thousands of daily trips, we help reduce traffic congestion and have a positive climate impact. GreenMobility exists in the market driven by a number of important mega-trends – urbanization, sustainability, and sharing economy, and is listed on Nasdaq Main Market. Since 2016, our electric cars have existed in Copenhagen. With our concept, we offer an attractive mobility service that makes transportation easy, convenient, and cheap for our users.

Kitchen Collective

Kitchen Collective is a practical, culinary breeding ground, where gastronomic ideas can be tested, developed and produced on a smaller scale. Kitchen Collective enables culinary entrepreneurs to build up their businesses by offering production facilities, workshops and a network. Kitchen Collective is also one of the owners in the food innovation house CPH Food Space, which is a shared office space for food people, an event space and we also host an accelerator programme for food startups.

Signality

Signality - superpower for videos. With Signality.ai we will add superpowers to any video stream or off the shelf camera so companies can understand, classify, and create valuable data from the video they capture. It is the infrastructure that powers sports. We use live sports broadcasts videos to collect an unprecedented dataset that combines human expertise and computer vision.

Neurescue

Neurescue, a medical device manufacturer based in Copenhagen, Denmark. The company is developing cardiovascular devices to help emergency patients. Neurescue’s first product is the first computer-aided aortic occlusion catheter, aimed at improving the outcome for cardiac arrest and critical bleedings. Our future goal is to enable the potential clinical utility of further intelligent procedures.

BetterNow

BetterNow provides charities with strong and customisable online fundraising solutions. At the core of BetterNow is a vision is to make the world more generous by empowering anyone to make a difference by giving charities the best and most affordable digital fundraising toolset possible.Our customers count some of the biggest charity brands that exist and we are active across all of Northern Europe.We have office in Copenhagen and London, though our team is remote first.

CM Navigator A/S

CM Navigator A/S – part of Copenhagen Merchants Group - is the company behind the digital platform for market intelligence and decision support in the agri-commodity and freight sectors – CM Navigator. Founded by Copenhagen Merchants Group, CM Navigator was initially developed in-house (starting around 2018) to aggregate the wealth of tacit market knowledge held by the group’s brokers and shipping experts. It was subsequently launched as a commercial SaaS platform in 2022 and later incorporated as an independent company in 2023 (while remaining majority-owned by CM Group). What it offers: CM Navigator provides real-time data and analytics tools to track commodity markets and logistics: • Live Prices & Global Benchmarks: Users get daily updated prices from major export regions (North America, South America, Europe, Black Sea, Australia, etc.) and a global CFR price matrix covering 600+ destinations, allowing easy comparison of origin competitiveness. This helps traders see, for example, how US corn fob prices plus freight compare to Brazilian corn into a given import market. • Freight Forecasting: The platform includes advanced freight tools that let users search among 250,000+ bulk freight routes with up to 12-month forward curves. This essentially functions as an instant freight rate calculator: a trader can input a specific load port and discharge port (or even a combination for multi-leg trades) and get current freight cost estimates and future rates. Such capability, drawn from Navi Merchants’ data, simplifies evaluating the delivered cost of commodities. • Supply/Demand & Trade Flows: CM Navigator continuously updates global supply and demand balances for key crops, and tracks trade flows. It integrates official data with on-the-ground insights (e.g., port line-up information) to give an up-to-date picture of export/import volumes and stock levels. This dynamic data can alert users to changes (such as a sudden surge in Ukrainian wheat exports or a drought cutting Argentine soy supply) much faster than traditional reports. • News & Insights: The platform delivers relevant news flashes and in-house analysis. For instance, it might highlight policy changes, weather events, or logistical issues affecting markets, along with commentary from CM’s analysts. Users also receive reports like grain export summaries or freight market outlooks, helping them stay ahead in volatile markets. Strategic purpose: The creation of CM Navigator reflects the group’s goal to “empower traders of all sizes in all countries” by democratizing access to high-quality market data. It takes the tacit knowledge that Copenhagen Merchants accumulated (through decades of brokerage and logistics operations) and scales it via technology. Internally, the platform ensures CM’s own teams and key clients operate with the same up-to-date information. Externally, it has become a new revenue stream and value proposition, attracting subscribers from the wider industry. By providing transparency and decision-support, CM Navigator strengthens Copenhagen Merchants Group’s role as an information broker. Its strategic goal is to be the go-to platform for anyone looking for integrated data on grains and freight, thereby enhancing market efficiency and extending the group’s influence in the digital domain.