BoardClic raises SEK 19 million to support continued growth

BoardClic raises SEK 19 million to support continued growth

BoardClic raises SEK 19 million to support continued growth

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28 Aug 2025

28 Aug 2025

BoardClic today announced a press release regarding financing, leadership, and future initiatives. Read the full press release below.

BoardClic today announced a press release regarding financing, leadership, and future initiatives. Read the full press release below.

The Swedish company BoardClic, the leading platform for intelligent analysis of board performance, today announced that it has raised SEK 19 million through a new share issue. The funding will support continued development of BoardClic’s products with the help of AI, as well as the company’s growth.

The round is led by Tom Nyman Holding AB and is backed by Hartung Capital and Subvenio Invest. In connection with the capital raise, Christoffer Hartung has been appointed the new Chief Executive, and Tom Nyman has taken on the role of Chairman.

“In a rapidly changing world, a board’s composition, dynamics, competence and ability to analyse and make decisions based on data are critical to corporate success. As a new investor, I am pleased to be part of developing the next‑generation platform which, with the help of AI, will take board performance to a completely new level,” says Tom Nyman.

BoardClic expects to reach revenue and annual recurring revenue (ARR) of SEK 30 million in 2025, with half of the income coming from the United Kingdom, and to become profitable in the first half of 2026. The company operates in the private equity sector, serves advisers and consultants, and works directly towards boards. Customers include EQT, Triton, FSN Capital, Aston Martin, Persimmon Homes, Jupiter Asset Management, Howdens, Diploma PLC, Elekta, Tele2, Boliden and Kinnevik.

“BoardClic is already changing how boards evaluate their work, and AI is the next natural step,” says Christoffer Hartung, Chief Executive Officer at BoardClic. “By using AI models in the next generation of our platform, we can provide boards with better decision support, smarter agendas and stronger board composition. It is no longer only about traditional board evaluations. It is about strengthening the board’s performance in a digital and data-driven way, increasing company value and creating real impact from AI. Our technology is particularly valuable for the private equity sector, where the need to improve performance across several portfolio companies is crucial to maximising value creation.”

“This financing marks a new and exciting chapter for BoardClic,” says Monica Lagercrantz, founder and board member of BoardClic. “The company has come a long way since its founding, with several hundred satisfied customers in more than 50 countries. I am proud of the value we deliver to our customers. We are now taking the next step in our development, where AI will, among other things,  further accelerate that value,” adds Monica Lagercrantz.

About BoardClic

BoardClic is the leading platform for intelligent analysis of board performance. By applying advanced analysis and algorithms, BoardClic helps boards maximise their effectiveness and increase company value over time. The platform is used today by more than 7,000 chairs and directors across 600 boards of regulated organisations, financial institutions and investment firms in more than 50 countries. BoardClic was founded in 2018 in Sweden by experts in board advisory and has offices in Stockholm and London.

Media contact
Christoffer Hartung, Chief Executive Officer, BoardClic
christoffer.hartung@boardclic.com
+46 70 605 05 05

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