Exclusive: Redstone unveils €25m ocean tech fund to revive ‘dying' Baltic Sea

From left: Mari Granström (Origin by Ocean), Kaj Hagros (Redstone Nordics), Timo Ketonen (Aboa Advest, co-founder of A’Pelago), and Patrik Anckar (co-founder of A’Pelago). Credit: Supplied/Impact Loop
21 aug. 2025
06:00
From left: Mari Granström (Origin by Ocean), Kaj Hagros (Redstone Nordics), Timo Ketonen (Aboa Advest, co-founder of A’Pelago), and Patrik Anckar (co-founder of A’Pelago). Credit: Supplied/Impact Loop
Redstone Nordics has launched a new €25m fund to back startups tackling ocean challenges, with a special focus on the Baltic Sea.

The news will be announced later today at the A’Pelago summit in Turku, Finland, where around 300 entrepreneurs and investors are gathering in a bid to catalyse investment into the blue economy.

We can exclusively reveal:
-> The new fund's first anchor investors
-> The minimum cheque size
-> What kind of startups Redstone is looking for


Redstone Nordics is diving into the blue economy.

The Helsinki-based VC is raising a new €25m fund to back startups tackling ocean challenges, with a special focus on the ‘dead waters’ of the Baltic Sea.

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