Minerva

Minerva transforms how public procurement opportunities are discovered by automating tender sourcing, analysis and documentation, making public contracts faster and more accessible to companies of all sizes.

Minerva transforms how public procurement opportunities are discovered by automating tender sourcing, analysis and documentation, making public contracts faster and more accessible to companies of all sizes.
Artificial Intelligence
Milestones
Investment year
2025
Investment stage
Seed
Investment status
Portfolio
Deal team
Tony Nysten
Mirva Laatunen
Minerva transforms how public procurement opportunities are discovered by automating tender sourcing, analysis and documentation, making public contracts faster and more accessible to companies of all sizes.

Public procurement makes up 20% of the EU’s GDP yet remains one of its least digitised markets. Minerva enables organisations to find the right opportunities and navigate the complex public procurement process more efficiently and strategically with artificial intelligence. Its platform streamlines every stage of the tender lifecycle by automating repetitive tasks and centralising information, removing challenges such as scattered data, lengthy documentation and poor visibility into relevant tenders.

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Tony Nysten
Tony Nysten
Partner
Mirva Laatunen
Mirva Laatunen
Investment Associate
Tony Nysten
Tony Nysten
Partner
Mirva Laatunen
Mirva Laatunen
Investment Associate
Artificial Intelligence
Artificial Intelligence