6 new angel-backed startups in the Netherland in 2018
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Potential entrepreneurs come up with various innovative ideas in a sincere hope of transforming things the way it works.
One of the leading food retailers based out of the Netherlands’, Ahold Delhaize has recently collaborated with the country’s technical educational institutions including TU Delft, RoboValley and YES! Delft to expand in the retail sector with solutions based on artificial intelligence (AI) and the robotics technology.
Amsterdam Student Investment Fund (ASIF), a student-run venture capital (VC) fund, has decided to invest in Dyme, a fast-growing fintech startup from Amsterdam.
As the largest startup ecosystem in Europe for corporates, startups, entrepreneurs and educators together in both digital and physical spaces, B. Amsterdam is set to inaugurate one of a kind innovative working space called B. Smart City Hub for its members.
Belgian startup Camel-IDS, a VUB spin-off company that was established in 2014, has raised €37 million for developing cancer-targeted radio-pharmaceuticals.
An e-scooter startup headquartered in Sweden, VOI Technology has grabbed $50 million (€44 million approx) in a Series A funding recently.
Eyeing the potential of collaborative workspace market, Primalbase has launched a one of a kind leasing and booking system that enables its members to buy, rent and resell their membership for acquiring a coworking space for a period ranging between one and 90 days.
Be-Mobile, the Belgian market leader in the smart mobility sector, has acquired all of the share capital of its French sector partner Mediamobile.
After the Deloitte Fast 50 in the Netherlands, where Dutch niche dating startup The Inner Circle bagged the top prize followed by Temper, recently the news is in about the winning startups from Belgium.
Aiming at expansion, the Bitfury Group, an Amsterdam-based full-service blockchain technology developer, has successfully garnered $80 million (€70 million approx.) in a funding round followed by acquiring minority stakes in Switzerland-based Final Frontier, which is a cryptocurrency and blockchain investment firm.
In a charming city like Amsterdam, which is a main attraction for entrepreneurs and freelancers coming to the Netherlands, it is essential to have a motivational and inspiring workplace to let the creative juices flow.
BUX, based in Amsterdam since 2014, is one of Europe's fastest growing mobile brokers firm.