$50M Series B funding & $1B valuation: Europe’s new unicorn is a data mining…
Celonis, a Munich-based startup raised $50M Series B investment at a valuation of $1 Billion recently.
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Celonis, a Munich-based startup raised $50M Series B investment at a valuation of $1 Billion recently.
From a startup to a scaleup and also a unicorn, Takeaway.com has made a long and successful way to become one of the leading online food delivery marketplaces in Continental Europe and Vietnam.
POM, a Belgian Fintech firm that only recently got the growth subsidy from the European Commission (EC) was declared 'illegal' by The National Bank.
In a recent development, Amsterdam-based video tech startup Cleeng which provides video e-commerce solutions for broadcasters, announced a Series B funding round of €5 million to boost product development and growth in key markets.
'Startup in Residence' is a creative program, where startups are invited to seek cooperation with the government to work together on innovative solutions in the region.
Amsterdam-based online car damage repair platform Fixico has recently signed a partnership Belgium-based AXA, a global insurer and asset management provider.
The Netherlands as a country has this reputation of cultivating tech talents that are super innovative and these groundbreaking companies are now staging successful IPOs.
Numerous tech startups are emerging in Amsterdam to make the daily lives of people simpler.
Dashmote, a Dutch Artificial Intelligence startup that helps companies analyze visual data to discover trends and gain valuable market insights, yesterday won a Digital Top 50 Award in the category B2B startups.
In a recent development, Delft startup IMSystems, spin-off from TU Delft has developed an alternative gear drive.
It won’t be an exaggeration to say that the Netherlands is becoming a hotbed for innovative tech startups.
Recently, the Dutch Startup Association (DSA) was officially launched in an attempt to be the voice for Netherlands-based startups.