HealthTech Venture Pulse 2026, organized by Sahlgrenska Science Park, will bring together a carefully curated group of investors and founders in Stockholm this September, creating a focused environment for investment discussions, partnerships and growth opportunities across the Nordic healthtech ecosystem.
After reviewing more than 60+ nominated companies from Sweden's leading incubators, accelerators, investor networks and innovation hubs, an experienced selection panel chose twelve companies to take the stage.
The selected companies represent some of the most promising investment-ready healthtech ventures emerging from Sweden's innovation ecosystem today.
The Selected Companies:
The selection process drew nominations from organizations including Chalmers Ventures, Karolinska Institutet Innovation, GU Ventures, Smile Venture Hub, STING, Uppsala Innovation Centre, Almi Invest, Life Science Invest, E14 Invest, Segulah Medical Acceleration and several other key actors shaping Swedish innovation.
For the companies selected, participation represents more than an opportunity to pitch.
It is an opportunity to engage directly with a highly curated group of investors actively seeking breakthrough innovations across healthtech, medtech and digital health.
A room designed for meaningful investment conversations
HealthTech Venture Pulse is built on a simple principle: the best investment opportunities emerge when the right companies meet the right investors.
This year's investor community includes leading venture capital firms, family offices, corporate investors, angel networks and investment syndicates, including:
Together, they create a unique environment where founders gain direct access to investors with deep sector expertise and a shared interest in advancing the future of healthcare.
One of Twelve
For every founder selected, the message is clear: You are one of the twelve we chose.
In a highly competitive field, selection reflects both the strength of the company and its potential to contribute to the next generation of healthcare innovation.
On 9 September in Stockholm, these twelve companies will step into a room designed to accelerate connections, conversations and opportunities that can shape the future of healthtech.