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Vensum Power funding, valuation and investors
Finnish company making software-defined, efficient power converters for charging, battery storage and AI data centers.
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Funding, valuation & investors
Answer-first snapshotLatest funding
Series A
€9M · November 6, 2026
Latest known valuation
Not publicly disclosed
Total disclosed equity funding
Not publicly disclosed
Excludes debt, grants, acquisitions, secondaries, and IPO proceeds.
Current status
private
series a · Finland
Investors in latest funding
Lead: Lifeline Ventures , Eviny Ventures , Larsen & Toubro Group
Other: Grid.vc , Harjavalta Ventures
Overview
Finnish power-electronics company founded in 2018 that develops software-defined DC/DC conversion technology for EV charging, energy storage and microgrids, with AI data-center applications planned. November 6, 2026 issuer announcement: €9M Series A co-led by Lifeline Ventures, Eviny Ventures and Larsen & Toubro Group; the company reported €15.2M cumulative capital.
The €3.8M 2023 seed *package* included a €1.7M Business Finland R&D loan and €0.4M grant, so must not be classified as €3.8M pure equity. Other fundraising components are not fully reconciled. The 2027 mass-production date is a company plan, not verified output. High-efficiency performance figures are manufacturer claims requiring customer validation.
Why Vensum Power is interesting
Its November 2026 financing funds a planned 2027 industrial-production ramp, as data centers face increasingly constrained electricity supply. Manufacturer efficiency claims need independently reproducible benchmarks.
Product & use cases
High-efficiency software-defined DC/DC conversion electronics aimed at reducing energy lost between the supply bus and equipment. Integrators evaluate power requirements, test operating efficiency over changing loads, establish thermal/safety compliance and validate supply contracts before deployment.
- Power conversion for high-density AI data centers
- EV charging, batteries and DC microgrids
Key facts
- Nov 6, 2026: €9M Series A, €15.2M cumulative reported company funding
- May 2023: €3.8M seed package included €1.7M R&D loan and €0.4M grant
- Industrial-scale production planned in 2027, with efficiency benchmarks and customer margins not publicly audited
Funding history (newest first)
Series A
2026-11-06 €9M- Lifeline Ventures (lead)
- Eviny Ventures (lead)
- Larsen & Toubro Group (lead)
- Grid.vc (participant)
- Harjavalta Ventures (participant)
Seed financing package (loan and grant included)
2023-05-26 €3.8M total package; includes €1.7M R&D loan and €0.4M grant- Lifeline Ventures (lead)
- Grid.vc (participant)
- Harjavalta Oy (participant)
Source: Read source · tech.eu
Competitive landscape
Edge: Manufacturer claims reduced conversion loss, particularly under variable load; scaled shipments and independently benchmarked efficiency not verified.
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Vicor adjacent
Established high-density power-conversion modules.
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Delta Electronics incumbent
Large supplier of production-qualified industrial power solutions.
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Custom silicon-carbide converter integrators alternative
Integration flexibility with more engineering and validation required.
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