The European Investment Bank (EIB) has signed an agreement with Synerise for €25 million in financing under the TechEU program. The total project budget is estimated at approximately €54 million. The funds will support the development of AI-related research and technologies and accelerate the company’s international expansion.
The financing is structured as a quasi-equity instrument and aligns with the goals of the TechEU initiative, which aims to promote innovation, strengthen Europe’s digital independence, and support sustainable economic growth. With this support, Synerise plans to expand its data infrastructure, intensify R&D efforts on the next generation of behavioral AI, and grow its commercial operations across Europe, the Middle East, and North America.
Synerise is one of the most technologically advanced companies in Europe. The firm has developed a proprietary platform that integrates artificial intelligence, behavioral analytics, and big data technologies. It enables real-time analysis of human and machine-generated data, automation of business decisions, and the creation of hyper-personalized user experiences.
Synerise’s technology ecosystem is built on in-house solutions such as Terrarium Database, Cleora.ai, and BaseModel.ai. The company is supported by a research team that publishes in leading scientific journals and participates in global benchmarks in machine learning, recommendations, and predictive modeling.
The company operates in 49 countries (and its open-source solutions are used in 150) across six continents, with more than 460 implementations delivered for over 200 organizations. Synerise’s technology partners include Microsoft, Google, VTEX, and dunnhumby.
Jarosław Królewski, founder and CEO of Synerise, described the partnership with the EIB as “a milestone for both the company and the entire European innovation ecosystem.” He emphasized that the investment strengthens Europe’s position in the global technology race and enables the company to accelerate the development of AI grounded in scientific rigor.
Teresa Czerwińska, Vice-President of the EIB Group, noted that supporting Synerise aligns with the priority of boosting Europe’s competitiveness through the growth of homegrown technologies. Through this financing, the EIB aims to help the company increase its R&D capabilities and expand its presence on international markets.
