Shace has been admitted to SSE Business Lab at the Stockholm School of Economics - SSE’s leading incubator for founders with a connection to the school. We are part of the first startup batch of 2026, where the common thread is how AI is applied to complex problems across society and business.
SSE Business Lab describes this intake as especially AI-heavy, spanning everything from security-critical infrastructure to everyday services. Shace contributes a transaction platform for commercial real estate: an operational layer for leasing, booking, and contracts that helps landlords and tenants meet with clearer information and one coherent workflow.
Why it matters
For more than two decades, the Stockholm School of Economics and SSE Business Lab have been a driver of the Swedish scaleup ecosystem, with alumni companies that have grown into international names. Working close to SSE’s mentors, peers, and investor networks strengthens our ability to ship product at the pace the market expects - particularly as demand rises for transparency, data quality, and smooth journeys in commercial space.
In the Swedish business press
The milestone has also been covered in Dagens Industri and broader Swedish business media alongside SSE Business Lab’s AI-focused cohort and the school’s role as a hub for tech-intensive ventures.
Read more from SSE
The official announcement of the first 2026 batch - including introductions to all participating companies - is published by the Stockholm School of Economics: SSE Business Lab admits diverse AI startup batch.