Investing.com -- Hospitality software firm Mews has been granted an Electronic Money Institution license by De Nederlandsche Bank, allowing it to hold hotel funds directly rather than routing them through third-party providers, Investing.com has learned.

Despite a challenging quarter with a 22% portfolio decline, Kinnevik AB (KNEVF) focuses on cost efficiency and strategic investments to drive future growth.

Kinnevik AB (KNEVF) showcases robust revenue growth in core companies despite a challenging market environment, while maintaining a strong cash position for future opportunities.

Kinnevik (OM:KINV B) has drawn fresh attention after investing €20m in hospitality software provider Mews and US$100m in digital health company Oviva, and has taken leading shareholder positions in both AI-focused platforms. See our latest analysis for Kinnevik. These new positions in Mews and Oviva come as Kinnevik’s share price sits at SEK76.18, with a 7 day share price return of 9.37% decline and a year to date share price return of 7.12% decline. The 5 year total shareholder return of...

Kinnevik recently invested €20m in hospitality software provider Mews’ €264m Series D and US$100m in digital health firm Oviva’s US$220m Series D, becoming the largest shareholder in both companies. These moves deepen Kinnevik’s exposure to AI-enabled platforms across hospitality and healthcare, reinforcing its focus on digital infrastructure and data-driven services. We’ll now examine how Kinnevik’s twin AI-focused investments in Mews and Oviva shape the company’s broader investment...

The fresh capital will support AI initiatives, fintech development and international expansion for the hospitality software company.

Valuing the hospitality technology provider at $2.5 billion, the Series D capital raise is the largest funding round ever in hospitality software, the Amsterdam-based company claims.

Kinnevik AB (KNEVF) reports a 2% increase in net asset value and strong growth in core companies, despite currency headwinds impacting financials.

Kinnevik (OM:KINV B) may not have made headlines with a dramatic event this week, but the recent stock moves have likely caught the eye of investors closely watching the Swedish investment firm. When a stock shifts course without an obvious driver, it often sparks a round of valuation checks and debate over whether something is brewing beneath the surface. Sometimes, these quieter periods reveal more than a splashy announcement could. Over the past year, Kinnevik’s share price has moved...