Innovationsbron

Innovationsbron is a Swedish organization dedicated to commercializing research and innovation by providing business development, a national incubation program, and seed capital investments to early-stage high-tech startups. Operating across multiple regions with seven offices, it supports innovators from initial ideas to market entry. The organization manages approximately SEK 2 billion (around €180 million) in capital, allocated over a ten-year period, primarily funded by the Swedish state and Industrifonden. Its investment focus spans diverse high-tech sectors, with notable portfolio companies including Beactica AB, a fragment-based drug discovery firm, and Hövding Sverige AB, known for its airbag for cyclists. Innovationsbron was established in spring 2005. Its business model centers on funded by the Swedish state and Industrifonden, with approximately SEK 2 billion in capital available over ten years for investments and programs.