Scoop: GreenIron secures €20m as Sweden's richest family grabs controlling stake

GreenIron co-founder Edward Murray (left) and board member Annie Lööf.
15 okt. 2025
12:58
GreenIron, the Swedish startup aiming to produce greener steel and iron, has raised around €10.6m in new capital.

In a parallel move, the Wallenberg family's investment firm FAM has exchanged €9.4m in convertible loans for equity, making them the company’s largest shareholder, Impact Loop can reveal.

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Swedish climate tech startup GreenIron has raised €10.6m from undisclosed investors as it looks to scale its hydrogen-based process for producing fossil-free iron and steel from industrial waste.

In a parallel move, the Wallenberg family’s investment firm FAM has converted €9.4m in convertible loans into equity, becoming GreenIron’s largest shareholder with just under 30% of the company, Impact Loop reveals.

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