Amsterdam-based Anywyse, an edtech startup, announced on Thursday, May 11 that it has closed an undisclosed investment from edtech investors and educational institutions.
Amsterdam-based ThreatFabric, a cyber fraud startup, announced on Thursday, May 11, that it has raised €11.5M in a Seed round of funding co-led by ABN AMRO Ventures, Motive Ventures, with participation from 10xFounders and 14Peaks capital.
Amsterdam-based Techleap.nl, a non-profit organisation focused on scaling scale-ups in the Netherlands, is expected to continue its operations for another…
London-based TerraPay, a global payments infrastructure company, on Wednesday, May 10, announced a strategic equity investment from digital payments giant…
Frankfurt-based Wingcopter, a startup that develops and sells transport drones for humanitarian and civil applications, announced on Thursday that it has…
Amsterdam-based Techleap.nl, a non-profit publicly funded organisation aimed at accelerating the tech ecosystem in the Netherlands, announced the winner of the…
San Francisco-based Bessemer, a global venture capital and growth capital investor, announced on Tuesday, May 9 that it is committing $1B from its current funds to support entrepreneurs at the bleeding edges of AI and founders building AI-native products.
Delft-based Arctic Reflections, a new venture led by Fonger Ypma, announced on Tuesday, May 9, its mission to address the concerning issue of rapidly melting Arctic sea ice and the subsequent escalation of global warming.
Infinity Recycling, Invest-NL, and LyondellBasell, announced Tuesday, May 9 that they have joined forces to invest €13M in Pryme N.V., a cleantech company…
Amsterdam-based Farmless is an air-protein startup specialising in using fermentation to produce carbon-negative, functional proteins with a complete amino acid profile.
Dublin and Munich-based JOLT Energy, an e-mobility company that specialises in battery-buffered ultra-fast charging stations, announced on Tuesday that it has secured €150M from InfraRed Capital Partners, an Infrastructure capital provider.
Stockholm-based Improvin’, a climate technology company, announced on Tuesday that it has secured €3.5M in a Seed round of funding.
