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Einride Founders’ VC Firm Targets Ten Unicorns in Ten Years

Bloomberg Technology Wednesday 26 August 2026, 09:45 UTC By Rafaela Lindeberg 1 min read
Key Points

The founders of Swedish driverless truck group Einride AB are launching a Europe-focused investment company aimed at “enabling at least ten” new tech unicorns within a decade.

The founders of Swedish driverless truck group Einride AB are launching a Europe-focused investment company aimed at “enabling at least ten” new tech unicorns within a decade.
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