Sekoia from Denmark, the SAAS healthtech provider, attracts €3M Series B investment from SPG and venture capital firm Northcap.

Sekoia is a Danish, Aarhus-based company, founded in 2011 that delivers an open software platform for nursing homes and specialcare homes.

Today Sekoia announced a €3M Series B investment round, coming from from VC Northcap and from SPG, co-owned by Susanne and Peter Gjørup, one of the richest people from Denmark.

Sekoia has raised $3.7M to date and this investment underlines Sekoia’s market position in the top tier, having spent the last 3 years expanding into larger scale sales and now have more than 10,000 users in Denmark, Sweden and England.

“We regard Sekoia as an interesting product that not only addresses a growing market, but also works on a likeable challenge to improve the care sector, in concordance with our values. We are looking forward to working with the company’s committed management team and impact the development and expansion at hand”, says Susanne and Peter Gjørup, who co-owns SPG. Peter is former CEO and co-owner of TOP-TOY, the leading toys retailer in the Nordic region.

“We salute the strengthened team and look forward to really cracking the internationalisation code. Sekoia is one of those domain products that you really want to succeed, as they bring quality and efficiency together in an attractive mix”, General Partner in Northcap, Kim Wiencken adds.

Sekoia has a substantial founder group, among which the former Just Eat CEO and angel investor, Klaus Nyengaard.