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The InvestmentStockholm-based Enkei has raised an over The round brings together a cross-disciplinary syndicate spanning architecture, materials science, and industrial manufacturing, including Anders Lendager, Christina Åqvist, Ulf Mattsson, Fabian Månsson, alongside Sweden-based RadCap and academic backers […] HomeNewsFunding FundingCircular EconomyClimatetech Swedish Enkei raises over The round brings together a cross-disciplinary syndicate spanning architecture, materials science, and industrial manufacturing, including Anders Lendager, Christina Åqvist, Ulf Mattsson, Fabian Månsson, alongside Sweden-based RadCap and academic backers such as Thomas Granfeldt and Daniel Strömberg. Enkei develops low-impact construction materials from recovered waste, with its flagship product ReCeramix™—made from over 90% recycled inputs—already deployed in interior applications. With fresh capital, the company plans to accelerate R&D and commercialisation, expanding its material portfolio to replace emissions-heavy inputs like concrete and stone, as it moves from early validation toward broader adoption in architecture and design. Founded by Lovisa Sunnerholm and Miriam Bichsel, Enkei develops materials made from construction and demolition waste, targeting one of Europe’s largest and most resource-intensive industries. Its flagship product, ReCeramix™, is a ceramic-based material composed of more than 90% recovered waste, designed to replace conventional materials like decorative concrete, marble, and terrazzo without compromising on performance or aesthetics. The company has already brought ReCeramix™ into real-world applications across interior surfaces, including tabletops and architectural elements, positioning itself at the intersection of design and sustainability. With the new funding, Enkei plans to scale production, expand its material portfolio, and accelerate commercial adoption in architectural and construction use cases. The raise comes as the construction sector faces increasing pressure to address its environmental footprint, with construction and demolition waste accounting for the largest waste stream in the EU and materials like cement contributing significantly to global carbon emissions. Enkei is betting that circular alternatives can not only reduce impact but also compete on cost, scalability, and design—unlocking a new category of materials built from waste rather than extraction. Alongside the funding, the company has also secured EU-backed Interreg support to further develop circular material flows in the building industry, reinforcing its ambition to move from early-stage innovation to industrial-scale impact. Click to read more funding news.- Advertisement - Tagscircular economyCleantechclimatetechconstructiontechFundinggreentechImpactsustainabilitySweden Share FacebookTwitterWhatsAppLinkedinEmailTelegram Previous articleNorway’s Lace Lithography raises $40 million Series A to reinvent chipmaking with atom-beam technology Nurcin MetingilHey there! I’m a writer and editor who thrives on coffee, curiosity, and the occasional cat snuggle. I'm based in the beautiful Aegean region, and I adopt vegan lifestyle. When I’m not busy digging into the latest startup news or polishing up someone’s manuscript, you’ll find me curled up with a good book or playing games while enjoying the company of my beloved cats. Related News Funding Norway’s Lace Lithography raises $40 million Series A to reinvent chipmaking with atom-beam technology Funding Denmark’s Financial News Systems raises €1.5M to build AI-only financial newsroom for real-time market intelligence Funding Lithuanian WhiteBridge AI raises €2.6 million seed to expand AI-driven people research platform Stay Connected20,216FansLike2,154FollowersFollow13FollowersFollow22,991FollowersFollow1,3205M to build AI-only financial newsroom for real-time market intelligence Funding Lithuanian WhiteBridge AI raises €2.6 million seed to expand AI-driven people research platform Funding Estonian Validfor raises $1.2 mililion pre-seed to cut pharma validation timelines from months to weeks Funding Estonia’s Pickmybrain lands $2.1 million pre-seed to build AI “Digital Brains” for global experts Load moreReported by ArcticStartupAbout {company}For complete details, please refer to the original article.The InvestorFor complete details, please refer to the original article.Market ContextFor complete details, please refer to the original article.What This SignalsFor complete details, please refer to the original article.Based on reporting from ArcticStartup · Read original sourceAnalysis by Senna AI