These are some of the VC deals that happened until May around Europe, as posted on Techcrunch Europe. Keep an eye out for new posts with all of the latest VC deals.

Austrian venture capital house GCP gamma capital partners has sold online trading platformFatFoogoo to NASDAQ-listed e-commerce group Digital River. The exit values FatFoogoo at $10m and GCP has further agreed an earnout provision.
GrandCentrix GmbH, a Cologne, Germany-based start up which develops a “Smartphone Analytics” technology, has received an undisclosed investment from High-Tech Gründerfonds.The company develops and provides a Platform as a Service (PaaS) which allows suppliers of interactive mobile value added services to achieve a comprehensive consolidation of mobile user identities.
EnjoyVenture has led a second round of financing for amedo Smart Tracking Solutions GmbH.
I-Source has led a €3m first round of financing in Compario, an e-commerce company, along side XAnge Private Equity.
MMC Ventures has invested an undisclosed amount in mobile telecommunications software designer Creativity Software in return for a significant minority stake.
Belgian provider of payment solutions Clear2Pay has acquired Jware Technologies, an internationally operating software technology provider of eCommerce and mobile payment solutions.
Qualitas Private Equity has increased its stake in social networking site Tuenti Technologiesto 30%.
- High-Tech Gründerfonds has led an investment in software developer Propertybase GmbHalongside Bayern Kapital and Neuhaus Partners. Properybase is developing a real estate CRM. Financials have not been disclosed.
- Gimv and a number of other venture backers have sold their stakes in CoreOptics to Nasdaq-listed Cisco Systems, which will wholly acquire CoreOptics. TechCrunch IT reported the news, but didn’t say that many of those bakers are european.
- Mobiüs Corporate Venture Capital, INICAP and Enisa have backed Advanced Wireless Dynamics (AWD) with €1m.
- Bessemer Venture Partners has led a $7m series-C financing round for Criteo. You can read more on TechCrunch.com



