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Nexxtlab has successfully raised funding to support its growth

June 2026 — Nexxtlab, a Luxembourg-based energy technology company, has raised growth capital from an experienced international energy player. The investment marks an important milestone in Nexxtlab’s development and will support the company’s commercial expansion across Europe, continued product innovation and the further scaling of its energy management platform.

Nexxtlab develops software-driven energy management solutions that help energy suppliers, flexibility providers, service companies and other market participants manage the increasing complexity of the energy transition. Its open, modular and white-label platform enables partners to deploy scalable energy management solutions for residential, commercial and industrial customers. The platform supports the monitoring, management and optimization of energy consumption, distributed generation, battery storage, electric vehicle (EV) charging and other flexible energy assets. By combining user experience, interoperability and operational efficiency, Nexxtlab enables its partners to create additional value for end users while contributing to a more decentralized and flexible European energy system.

The investor is an established industrial group with extensive experience in developing and commercializing energy solutions. In addition to providing growth capital, the partnership is expected to support Nexxtlab’s go-to-market strategy, strengthen its commercial capabilities and accelerate expansion across key European markets.

Our role in the transaction

Oaklins’ team in the Netherlands acted as the financial advisor to Nexxtlab in connection with its growth capital investment. The team advised on valuation, transaction structuring, negotiations and transaction documentation throughout the process.

Talk to the deal team

Tom Snijckers

Partner
Amsterdam, Netherlands
Oaklins Netherlands

Meaghan Bruijn

Analyst
Amsterdam, Netherlands
Oaklins Netherlands

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