Warsaw, December 16, 2025 Jutro Medical has just closed a €24 million growth round—one of the largest in Poland and the most significant in healthcare this year. As the lead investor, Warsaw Equity Group is proud to support this ambitious and transformative company, alongside a group of respected co-investors. This funding marks a pivotal moment […]
Warsaw / San Francisco, October 31, 2025 Warsaw Equity Group announce an exit from their investment in Oxla, a Polish distributed query engine, acquired by U.S. unicorn Redpanda – one of the fastest-growing data infrastructure companies powering the AI revolution. The transaction highlights the global potential of Central and Eastern European deep tech and demonstrates […]
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Everyone loves a good growth story. Founders pitch with confidence. Investors nod along. Scaling? Of course we’re ready. But here’s the uncomfortable truth: Only 4 out of 10 startups are actually scale-ready. That’s exactly what we saw happening ahead of our recent GTM Masterclass with Wayne Morris. Twenty startups — from various industries and stages — completed […]
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There’s a moment that catches many founders off guard. Your company is growing. Headcount is up. Revenue’s tracking. The product is getting traction, maybe even pulling ahead. But instead of feeling energized, things start to feel… slower. Heavier. Meetings take longer. Decisions stall. People start complaining about “communication,” but no one’s quite sure what’s wrong. […]
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In every founder’s story, there’s a moment when the excitement of building something new collides with the reality of what it takes to keep growing. It’s not a boardroom epiphany or a dramatic investor pitch. More often, it’s the quiet realization that the company’s biggest constraint isn’t the market, the product, or the competition—it’s you. […]
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Tech entrepreneurs aim to bring their companies to the next level – disrupt their market, expand internationally or introduce new products – endeavours that require substantial funding. However, the available financing options are limited, and all have some shortcomings. For fast-growing earlier stage companies, Venture Capital is frequently a go-to option to raise capital. However, […]
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Author: Arvin Khanchandani 2023 proved challenging for Climate Tech investments, with a noticeable downtrend in both the global number and value of deals throughout the year. Although the final data for Q4 is pending, the first three quarters consistently reflected this decline. Particularly striking was the drop in deal numbers in Q3, falling below 600 […]
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Author: Dawid Bieńkowski Introduction to Servant Leadership Servant leadership is a leadership philosophy that focuses on the well-being of people and communities. It encourages leaders to serve others first and ensure their highest-priority needs are met. This concept, popularized by Robert K. Greenleaf, is built on a vision of the common good, a sense of […]
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Author: Jakub Głowaczewski In the vibrant startup ecosystem, hardware-based ventures face distinct challenges in securing funding, particularly from Venture Capital funds (VCs). According to DealRoom, “Over the next five years, 60% of revenue in “Technology” will come from Hardware, with only 40% coming from software. And by contrast, just slightly over 20% of VC funding […]
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Author: Paweł Maj Fundraising is never easy, especially nowadays. After the optimism of VC funds during 2021-2022, when it seemed that every project had the chance to attract an investor, there is no trace – the global VC activity in Q1’23 decreased by 53% year on year. Therefore, based on my 13 years of experience […]