Grow in EMEA reports a strong 2025 marked by deeper activity as a European investment and advisory firm, with an increased footprint across key markets and a sharper focus on artificial intelligence. Beyond investing, the firm expanded its structured advisory work on market entry, fundraising, and European scaling, surpassing ten client references during the year.
United Kingdom, 2nd Jan 2026 – In 2025, Grow in EMEA further reinforced its position as a Europe-focused investment and advisory platform, expanding its reach across priority markets, sharpening its focus on artificial intelligence, and increasing its contribution to the region’s innovation and angel-investment landscape. In addition to its investment activity, Grow in EMEA delivers structured advisory support to independent companies on market entry, fundraising, and scaling across Europe; during 2025, client references for these services exceeded ten.
Over the year, the firm also strengthened its profile within the European angel investing community. Grow in EMEA contributed to the third edition of a widely followed annual report on the European angel market, produced by a leading angel network in collaboration with a top-tier global management consultancy. The firm shared perspectives on Europe’s structural advantages, competitive position, and key gaps—insights reflected in the report’s analysis of how angel investors enable early-stage growth and innovation across the continent. The publication was recently released and highlighted on Grow in EMEA’s LinkedIn page.
In parallel, Grow in EMEA remained active at major ecosystem gatherings. The firm again participated in the fifth edition of a flagship startup and investment festival in Malta, continuing its long-standing engagement with the country’s entrepreneurial community. During this year’s event, a major Turkish banking group’s AI innovation hub and Malta’s national investment promotion agency signed a cooperation protocol, with Grow in EMEA supporting the process through network access and advisory input. In the 2023 edition of the same festival, the firm had also contributed on stage, sharing practical experience on scaling businesses between Europe and emerging markets.
On the global conference circuit, Grow in EMEA received an invitation to attend a major international technology conference scheduled to take place in Qatar in February 2026, further underscoring its international positioning. This follows prior speaking engagements at leading regional innovation and technology forums in Beirut and Dubai, where the firm shared insights on cross-border growth strategies, fundraising dynamics, and Europe’s role as a scaling hub for technology companies.
Building on the strategic direction set in 2023 to become more active in artificial intelligence, Grow in EMEA consolidated its AI-focused consumer applications under a dedicated mobile software structure. Existing products such as Baby Blend and iLove VPN were brought under this umbrella, and three new AI-enabled mobile applications—Amora, Trendify, and Touchify—were launched during the year. This consolidation reflects a long-term view on AI-driven consumer products and a commitment to building scalable, data-centric digital assets.
Throughout the year, Grow in EMEA also continued to support the international expansion of key companies in its portfolio. A notable milestone was achieved with REM People, an AI-driven retail analytics company. Grow in EMEA played a leading advisory role in REM People’s successful admission into a government-backed incentive program in Malta. The process has now been completed and positions Malta as a strategic base for the company’s European operations. Grow in EMEA remains closely involved in the next phase of growth and is pleased to support continued scaling across the region.
In the fintech vertical, portfolio company Wamo reached an important regulatory and strategic milestone. With Grow in EMEA’s guidance and consultancy, Wamo secured an e-money licence in Finland and subsequently established its local office. This step has accelerated Wamo’s expansion across the Nordics and strengthened its footprint within Northern Europe’s financial services ecosystem.
In consumer and food, portfolio company DIPCAF continued to deepen its presence in Northern Europe. The company participated in both the Helsinki Food Fair and the Helsinki Coffee Festival, generating a wide range of new commercial conversations and business leads. These activities increased brand visibility and supported stronger market penetration across the region.
Since 2015, Grow in EMEA has built a diversified portfolio including category-leading and fast-growing companies such as Bolt, Salv, Wamo, REM People, EKMOB, DIPCAF, and several AI-driven consumer applications. In 2025, activities spanning Malta, the Netherlands, Estonia, the Nordics, and the wider EMEA region once again demonstrated the firm’s core strength: combining capital, operational know-how, and ecosystem access to help technology companies scale across Europe and beyond.
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