Scania Invest
Overview
Scania Invest is the in-house, global corporate venture capital arm of Scania, investing across all stages in sectors including energy and infrastructure, autonomous and supply chain, asset management and circularity, and deep tech.
Investments
| Company | Date | Stage | Lead |
|---|---|---|---|
| Waabi | Jun 2024 | Series B | Co-investor |
| Multiverse Computing | Jul 2026 | Series C | Co-investor |
| Nyobolt | May 2026 | Series C | Co-investor |
| Peak Energy | Jul 2024 | Series A | Co-investor |
| vialytics | Jan 2024 | Series A Extension | Co-investor |
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Sector & Stage Mix
Industry, funding stage, and valuation band breakdowns.
FAQ
Where is Scania Invest based?
Scania Invest is headquartered in Södertälje, Sweden.
When was Scania Invest founded?
Scania Invest was founded in 2024.
How many portfolio companies does Scania Invest have?
Scania Invest has 10 portfolio companies in Caplight's dataset.
What are some companies in Scania Invest's portfolio?
Portfolio companies visible on Caplight include Waabi, Multiverse Computing, Nyobolt, Peak Energy, vialytics.
What was Scania Invest's most recent investment shown here?
Scania Invest's most recent investment in this portfolio sample was in Multiverse Computing in 2026.
What sectors does Scania Invest focus on?
Scania Invest focuses on Energy & Sustainability, Mobility, Transportation & Logistics, Frontier & Industrial Tech, Mobility, Transportation & Logistics, Energy & Sustainability, Enterprise Software, Energy & Sustainability, AI, Data & Cloud Infrastructure, Energy & Sustainability, Mobility, Transportation & Logistics, Energy & Sustainability, Frontier & Industrial Tech, Frontier & Industrial Tech, Enterprise Software, AI, Data & Cloud Infrastructure, Frontier & Industrial Tech, Frontier & Industrial Tech, Frontier & Industrial Tech, AI, Data & Cloud Infrastructure, Frontier & Industrial Tech.
What company stages does Scania Invest focus on?
Scania Invest typically invests at the Early stage.