Amsterdam-based NORBr, a Payment Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) provider, announced on Monday that it has raised €3M in funding led by Alstin Capital.
With a slew of tech announcements dominating the headlines recently, it’s been easy to overlook some equally important stories happening elsewhere.
Stockholm-based Northvolt, a lithium-ion battery manufacturer, and certain of its subsidiaries announced on Thursday, November 21, that they have voluntarily filed for Chapter 11 reorganisation in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of Texas.
Amsterdam-based Invest-NL, a national financing and development institution, announced on Friday that it has invested €7.5M in the Forbion BioEconomy Fund I.
Delft-based OASYS NOW, the EU's first AI-powered patient recruitment platform, has been announced as the winner of Slush 100 after pitching live on the international summit’s Startup Stage.
Emerging economies, home to over 85 per cent of the world’s population, face unique challenges due to inflation and currency devaluation.
Amsterdam-based Mews, a company specialised in hospitality technology, on Thursday, announced that it has acquired Gothenburg,-based Atomize, the Revenue Management Software (RMS) provider.
US-based Growth Catalyst Partners, a private equity firm focused on investing in information, marketing, and tech-enabled services, on Wednesday announced that it has acquired UK-based InspiredMinds!
Lyon, France-based Eden AI, an AI integration platform, announced on Thursday that it has secured €3M in a seed round led by Galion.exe.
Amsterdam-based Move Energy Fund, a venture capital focusing on early-stage ventures and technologies supporting the energy transition, announced on Thursday…
Paris-based Faircraft, a company specialising in lab-grown leather, announced on Thursday that it has secured €15M in funding.
Oulu, Finland-based ŌURA, a maker of the smart ring, on Tuesday, November 19, announced that it has secured $75M (approximately €71M) in a Series D funding round at a valuation of $5B (approximately €4.7B) from California-based DexCom, a company specialised in glucose biosensing.
