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We know it's been a busy week, and with so much happening worldwide, it's easy to miss some of the smaller but equally important stories.
Groningen-based Future Tech Ventures (FTV), on Thursday, announced the official launch during the Startup Festival in Groningen.
London-based Yonder, a rewards credit card challenger, announced on Thursday that it has raised £23.4M (approximately €27.8M) in new funding at a post-money valuation of over £100M (approximately €119M).
In recent developments, the federal government, KfW, the financial sector, and players from the startup ecosystem have agreed on joint efforts to strengthen growth and innovation financing in Germany.
Amsterdam-based Return, an energy transition platform, announced on Thursday that it has acquired a majority stake in Hamburg-based J&P Batterie Projekte with a €50M investment and commitment.
Amsterdam-based Kryha, a blockchain studio, announced on Wednesday that it has been declared bankrupt.
Bulgaria’s Ekaterina Zaharieva has been selected as the EU’s first-ever Commissioner for Startups, Research, and Innovation for the next five years (2024-2029).
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Lyon, France-based Brenus Pharma, a biotech company specialising in developing cancer vaccines, announced on Wednesday that it has secured €22.2M in a Series A funding round.
London-based NetMind, an AI company that aims to advance Artificial General Intelligence (AGI), announced on Tuesday that it has invested £2M (approximately €2.3M) in TG0, a London-based developer of AI-powered human-machine interfaces.
The European Investment Bank (EIB), on Monday, September 16, announced that it has signed a €40M credit facility with Stark Future to finance the company’s…
Ghent, Belgium-based Timefold, a software startup, announced on Tuesday that it has secured €6M from Lakestar, an early investor in Spotify, Revolut, Sennder, and others.
