Growth and success from Jyväskylä

Our incubator company IDiSS Industrial , which is digitalising industrial security isolation, raised €200 000 in funding. About half of the funding came from private investors and half from investment companies, with a significant part coming from a co-investment fund.

The company also received a continuation of the ELY Centre's business development grant, and the EU SME Fund provided some €5 000 in banknotes to strengthen national patent, trademark and design protection.

EIT RawMaterials, Europe's largest raw materials innovation network, has announced a new investment in our incubator alumina Weeefiner.

Weeefiner, a research spin-off from the Department of Chemistry at the University of Jyväskylä, develops solutions for the recovery of dissolved metals from industrial wastewater... The company's technology offers the mining industry a sustainable way to make more efficient use of critical raw materials.

Testing of BiopSense Duo™, our incubator column Biopsense under development, has started at Hospital Nova.

When completed, the device will enable high-quality and rapid processing of cfDNA samples for cancer and foetal diagnostics, for example, which is a prerequisite for the wider use of this sample type. The device is expected to be completed during 2026.

At this stage, the development work is being carried out in cooperation with BiopSense Oy, the Biopankki Keski-Suomi, the medical centre Mehiläinen and volunteer cancer sample donors.

Our incubator column PrecisionPhage is part of Co11ab, a Singapore-based incubator specialising in health and biotechnology start-ups. PrecisionPhage is reportedly the first European company in this incubator.

Our incubator company Remoted's robot bus started as the first commercial robot bus in public transport in Tampere, Finland.

The robot bus operates between Hervantajärvi and Lintuhyt. The cooperation between Nysse and Remoted will continue for at least one year, with an option for two more years.

Remoted's incubation period, which won the Business Rally Investor Day 2024, is made possible by Cefmof.

Our incubator column On-Time Research Solutions Ltd merged with Swedish SaaS company Wiraya .

Led byGustaf Wibom and Teemu Valkonen , the new organisation will leverage their combined expertise in automation, AI and communications workflows to build a more scalable and sustainable business in the Nordic markets.

The acquisition took effect on 11 November 2025.

Our incubator Weeefiner was ranked 17th among the 50 fastest growing techlogical companies in Deloitte's Technology Fast 50.

In 2025, the programme was based on companies' official financial statements. The list used revenue growth over the last four years (2021-2024) as a measure of growth. Companies do not need to register for the programme.

Juha Torstensson, CEO of our incubator company Verso Vision, has been honoured by EU Business News as Most Innovative Healthcare AI CEO 2025 (Nordics).