Hublo secures €40 million to fuel next growth chapter
French HealthTech scale-up Hublo has raised a fresh €40 million in growth capital, backed by a reinvestment from European growth equity firm Revaia. The new funding is designed to support Hublo‘s post-exit expansion phase, strengthening its position as a leading digital workforce management platform for hospitals and clinics across Europe.
Originally known for digitising temporary staffing and shift management in healthcare, Hublo now serves thousands of healthcare institutions that rely on its platform to match clinical staff with open shifts, reduce administrative burden and improve continuity of care. The latest round signals strong investor confidence in both the company’s business model and the wider momentum of the European HealthTech ecosystem.
Backing from Revaia to accelerate European scale-up
Revaia, which previously invested in Hublo, is doubling down to help the company navigate the complex post-exit stage, where scaling operations and deepening product capabilities become critical. The capital injection will be used to enhance Hublo‘s technology stack, including more advanced workforce analytics, smarter staffing algorithms and improved interoperability with hospital information systems.
The funding will also support geographic expansion, with Hublo aiming to grow beyond its core markets in France and neighboring countries. By addressing chronic staff shortages and burnout through better planning tools, the company is positioning itself as a strategic partner to hospitals looking to modernise their operations.
HealthTech momentum and workforce digitisation
The deal underlines a broader investor appetite for scalable HealthTech platforms that tackle structural challenges in healthcare delivery, particularly around staffing, capacity management and operational efficiency. With hospitals under pressure from aging populations and rising care complexity, solutions that can optimise the use of scarce medical staff are increasingly seen as mission-critical infrastructure.
By combining a user-friendly interface for caregivers with data-driven resource planning for hospital administrators, Hublo aims to reduce last-minute cancellations, cut reliance on manual scheduling and ultimately support better patient outcomes. The new €40 million round gives the company additional firepower to invest in product innovation and consolidate its role in Europe’s digital health transformation.