Profitable Oslo-based AI startup Mimir raises €518.3k pre-Seed to automate e-commerce operations

June 12, 2026 at 11:56 AM UTC
EU-Startups
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Profitable Oslo-based AI startup Mimir raises €518.3k pre-Seed to automate e-commerce operations

Oslo-based AI startup Mimir has secured €518.3k in pre-Seed funding to enhance its AI-driven automation of e-commerce operations. This investment, led by Sondo Capital with participation from Nordic angel investors, will accelerate product development and team expansion. The funding underscores growing confidence in European AI solutions designed to streamline digital commerce, contributing to the region's digital sovereignty by offering alternatives to existing global platforms. Mimir's platform is an AI-native solution specifically built for B2C e-commerce, designed to understand orders, deliveries, and customer inquiries to handle tasks end-to-end. Currently managing approximately 250,000 customer conversations monthly for around 60 brands across five countries, it aims to provide instant, personalized, around-the-clock consumer support while reducing operational costs for businesses. The technology integrates seamlessly with existing e-commerce systems and workflows. The impact of Mimir's technology extends to e-commerce brands seeking efficiency and improved customer service, enabling them to save time and money. Investors highlight the significant market potential and the team's technical prowess in a rapidly evolving AI landscape. This development reflects a broader trend of European startups leveraging AI to address specific industry challenges and foster greater digital autonomy within the continent.

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Why this matters for European digital sovereignty

Oslo-based Mimir's recent pre-Seed funding highlights the burgeoning European AI ecosystem focused on e-commerce automation. This investment supports the development of solutions that enhance digital commerce efficiency and strengthen the region's technological autonomy. Such homegrown innovations contribute to Europe's broader digital sovereignty goals by offering alternatives to global tech giants.

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Published: June 12, 2026 at 11:56 AM UTC
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