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Fronted completes €1.7 million seed funding round

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Nordic HRtech startup Fronted has completed a €1.7 million (NOK 18 million) seed funding round, led by Swedish investment firm Kaknäs Invest, with participation from Skagerak Capital, Antler and Sondo Capital. The funds will be used for commercial expansion, scaling its operational infrastructure to 70 countries, and further developing its AI-driven payroll engine. Fronted's platform integrates cross-border hiring, EOR services and company entity setup management, automatically handling payroll calculations, tax verification and contract generation.

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  1. Tech.eu

    Fronted Raises €1.7M Seed Round to Simplify Global Hiring and Business Expansion with AI Platform

    Nordic HRtech startup Fronted has raised a €1.7 million (NOK 18 million) seed round led by Swedish investment firm Kaknäs Invest, with participation from Skagerak Capital, Antler and Sondo Capital. The funding will be used for commercial expansion, extending its operational infrastructure to 70 countries, and further developing its AI-driven payroll engine. Fronted's platform integrates cross-border recruitment, EOR services and company entity setup management, automatically handling payroll calculations, tax verification and contract generation.

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