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In the heart of Eastern Germany, a quiet revolution has been brewing.
Vienna-based Econetix, a climate tech startup, has raised €4.5M in seed funding to accelerate its expansion across the DACH region, the Middle East, and Africa.
Munich-based Tangany, a BaFin-regulated digital asset custodian, has secured €10M in a Series A funding round.
Utrecht-based Roseman Labs, a company that aims to enable data collaboration without compromising data privacy and confidentiality, has secured €5M in Series A funding.
Brussels-based LIZY, the digital platform for premium used lease cars, has raised €75M through a mix of debt and equity financing to accelerate its growth across Europe.
Stockholm-based Hubert, the AI-first hiring platform, has secured €2.5M in a seed funding round led by Spintop Ventures.
In recent years, companies and developers have been exploring artificial intelligence right, left and centre.
Copenhagen-based Moxso, a cybersecurity company that turns human behaviour into risk intelligence, has secured €4.7M in a seed funding round led by Seed Capital.
Copenhagen-based Propane, a company building the operating system for AI-native customer intelligence, has raised a $1.2M (approximately €1M) in a pre-seed funding round.
Arnhem, The Netherlands-based Deftpower, an AI-supported SaaS platform for EV charging, announced that it has raised €12.5M in the latest funding round led by Endeit Capital.
Amsterdam-based Amdax, a crypto-asset service provider, announced that investors have committed approximately €20M in an initial financing round through private placements for AMBTS (Amsterdam Bitcoin Treasury Strategy).
A few days ago, Amsterdam-based Mijn Verkoopmakelaar, a platform that allows consumers to compare real estate agents, announced its rebranding to Krib.