EDURINO raises €17 Million in series B to build Europe’s leading educational gaming platform for children
EdTech startup EDURINO has closed a €17 million Series B funding round, strengthening its mission to become the go-to platform for digital learning through play for children across Europe.
The round was led by Ravensburger Next Ventures, the venture arm of Ravensburger AG. Other investors include Summiteer (the investment company of serial entrepreneur and Akasol founder Sven Schulz), DN Capital, Tengelmann Ventures, b2venture, Emerge, FJ Labs, G-FUND, and Jens Begemann. Angel investors Stefan Winners and Frederik Vollert also participated.
“We are not just creating learning products, we are building a platform that will accompany children for the long term, offering strong content, characters and experiences. EDURINO aims to set the standard for digital learning at pre-school and primary school age,” says Co-founder Franziska Meyer.
Founded in 2021 by Irene Klemm and Franziska Meyer, EDURINO introduces children aged 4–8 to digital learning in a responsible, play-based way. The platform integrates educational games, ergonomic input devices, and animated characters that teach both traditional and future-ready skills — from reading and logical thinking to coding and environmental awareness.
The company’s team includes more than 40 experts in education, game design, psychology, and science. In collaboration with the University of Cambridge, EDURINO continuously tests and refines its learning approach based on scientific evaluation.
The Series B investment will drive growth in three strategic areas:
- Platform expansion: Launch of new learning formats, content, and product lines
- International growth: Expansion into the UK and additional markets
- Retail presence: Doubling in-store availability by the end of 2025
To date, EDURINO has sold over one million products and is used in more than 1,500 educational institutions.
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