Recently Funded Startups in Iceland (Aug-2025)

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Last Updated: 28-Aug-2025

Iceland’s startup ecosystem has been gaining momentum in recent years, demonstrating its potential to emerge as a vibrant hub for innovation. With an increasing number of entrepreneurs and innovators, the country is fostering a diverse landscape where technology and creativity converge. The startup scene is supported by a strong emphasis on sustainability and digital transformation, which resonates well with global trends and investor interest.

Funding is a crucial catalyst for the growth of startups, enabling them to scale operations, develop products, and expand their market reach. In 2025, the Icelandic startup landscape has already seen impressive funding activity, particularly in sectors like financial services and artificial intelligence. This surge in financial backing not only illustrates the confidence investors have in Iceland’s entrepreneurial spirit but also highlights the potential for significant economic impact in the coming years.

Funding Highlights

  • Total number of startups tracked: 22
  • Number of startups that raised funding last year: 8
  • Number of startups that raised funding this year: 3
  • Total funding raised this year so far: $231,000,000
  • Largest deal: Kvika, Series Unknown, $227,400,000
  • Top industries by funding amount:
    • Financial Services: $227,400,000
    • Artificial Intelligence (AI): $2,200,000
    • Apps: $1,400,000
  • Top industries by number of deals this year:
    • Apps: 1 deal
    • Artificial Intelligence (AI): 1 deal
    • Financial Services: 1 deal

Full List of Recently Funded Startups in Iceland

CompanyCityCountryRoundAmountDateIndustry
KvikaReykjavíkIcelandSeries Unknown$227.4M2025-05-23Financial Services
OptiseReykjavíkIcelandPre-Seed$2.2M2025-04-09Artificial Intelligence (AI)
EvolytesReykjavíkIcelandSeed$1.4M2025-04-04Apps
KaptioKópavogurIcelandSeries Unknown$2.5M2024-12-06Information Technology
MoombixReykjavíkIcelandSeed$2.5M2024-10-17Education
Porcelain FortressReykjavíkIcelandSeed$3M2024-09-24Gaming
TrebleReykjavíkIcelandSeries A$12.2M2024-09-03Hardware
PLAIOReykjavíkIcelandSeed$4.7M2024-08-14Health Care
Hefring MarineReykjavíkIcelandSeries Unknown$2.4M2024-05-22Internet Services
PLAYReykjavíkIcelandSeries Unknown$32.1M2024-04-11Transportation
KuraTechReykjavíkIcelandUndisclosed2024-03-05Software
Flygildi ehfReykjavíkIcelandSeed$2.2M2023-09-26Consumer Electronics
Rocky RoadReykjavíkIcelandSeed$3M2023-09-21Gaming
ControlantReykjavíkIcelandSeries Unknown$39.8M2023-09-14Internet Services
TravelshiftReykjavíkIcelandSeries Unknown$10M2023-08-29Commerce and Shopping
DTE ehfReykjavíkIcelandSeries A$10M2023-06-19Artificial Intelligence
OculisReykjavíkIcelandSeries Unknown$40.3M2023-06-01Biotechnology
GlazeReykjavíkIcelandSeed$1.1M2023-03-13Software
TulipopReykjavíkIcelandSeries Unknown$1.8M2023-03-11Commerce and Shopping
OculisReykjavíkIcelandSeries Unknown$91M2023-03-03Biotechnology
LearnCoveReykjavíkIcelandSeries Unknown$912.7K2023-01-24Software
GenisSiglufjörðurIcelandSeries Unknown$17M2022-12-18Biotechnology

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1. Where can I find recently funded startups in Iceland?
You can explore our full list of startups that raised funding this month above. You can also subscribe to our free plan to get weekly alerts.

Q2. How can I connect with these startups in Iceland?
You can subscribe to our premium plan for verified CEO and decision-maker contacts.

Q3. How many startups in Iceland were funded this year and last year?
In Iceland, 3 startups raised funding so far this year and 8 raised funding last year; we track 22 startups in total.

Q4. Which industries are trending among recently funded startups in Iceland?
Financial Services dominates funding ($227,400,000), followed by Artificial Intelligence ($2,200,000) and Apps ($1,400,000); each of Apps, AI and Financial Services recorded one deal this year.

Q5. What are the total funding figures for recently funded startups in Iceland this year?
Total funding in Iceland this year so far is $231,000,000, driven largely by the $227,400,000 Kvika deal; three startups raised funding this year.

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