Katana, a Tallinn, Estonia-based cloud-native inventory management platform for SMBs, has raised a €14 million extension of its Series B round, bringing its total funding to over €60 million. 

Investors 

The round was led by Cogito Capital Partners, with participation from the Fenton/Greer Family Trust and existing investors Northzone, Atomico, 42Cap, and Lightrock. 

Cogito Capital Partners is a venture capital firm based in Warsaw and New York, investing in later-stage and early-growth B2B tech companies, with a particular focus on businesses with a Central European footprint and global expansion potential. The firm focuses on enterprise software, fintech, and physical AI businesses. Cogito’s portfolio includes Applica (acquired by Snowflake) and other high-growth European scale-ups. 

Katana Use of Funds 

The company will use the funding to support its global expansion, AI-driven product innovation, and continued growth of its integrations marketplace. 

About Katana 

Katana is a cloud-native inventory management platform designed for small and medium-sized businesses that sell physical products across multiple channels. It provides real-time visibility into inventory, production, and order management, with native integrations to ecommerce, accounting, and shipping platforms. Its mission is to redefine the ERP stack for product-based SMBs worldwide. Headquartered in Tallinn, Estonia, Katana serves over 1,500 companies across 70 countries and 75 industries. 

Funding Details 

Company: Katana Technologies OÜ 

Raised: €14.0M 

Round: Series B Extension 

Funding Date: October 2025 

Lead Investor: Cogito Capital Partners 

Additional Investors: Fenton/Greer Family Trust (Peter Fenton & Kate Greer), Northzone, Atomico, 42Cap, Lightrock 

Company Website: https://katanamrp.com/  

Software Category: Inventory Management / ERP for SMBs 

Source: https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20251002273715/en/