
EQT Ventures invests €4.6m in Unomaly
EQT’s VC arm EQT Ventures has led a €4.6m investment round in Swedish machine-learning startup Unomaly.
As part of the investment, EQT Ventures partner Andreas Thorstensson will take a seat on the Unomaly board. Thorstensson is also a lead figure in the development of Motherbrain, EQT Ventures' in-house big data deal sourcing algorithm.
The fresh funding will be used to support the expansion of Unomaly globally and further develop its product.
EQT Ventures tapped its eponymous maiden fund, a €505m vehicle, which held its final close in May after a year on the road.
Company
Headquartered in Stockholm, Unomaly is a software developer focusing on machine learning for IT infrastructure analysis.
The startup came out of Stockholm Innovation & Growth, an incubator backed by Swedish VC Almi and the KTH Royal Institute of Technology.
People
EQT Ventures – Andreas Thorstensson (partner).
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