Meet the 6 Dutch startups that won the 2025 CES Innovation Award
Every year, a group of Dutch startups and scale-ups showcase their cutting-edge technologies at CES 2025, the world’s largest tech fair.
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Every year, a group of Dutch startups and scale-ups showcase their cutting-edge technologies at CES 2025, the world’s largest tech fair.
Zurich-based Wyden, a digital asset trading company, announced on Wednesday, November 13, that it has secured $16.9M (approximately €15.9M) in a Series B funding round led by Truffle Capital, a Paris-based global fintech investment firm.
London-based Arbolus, an expert insights platform, has secured a $20M (nearly €18.90M) growth equity funding.
Bath, UK-based Naturbeads, a startup commercialising sustainable and biodegradable cellulose ingredients, announced on Thursday, November 14 that it has secured £7.8M (approximately €9.3M) in a Series A funding round led by Eos Advisory.
Amsterdam-based Nostics, a developer of an instant diagnostic platform for infectious diseases, has been announced as a winner of the MT/Sprout Challenger50 Award of 2024 by the jury panel.
Paris-based Ardian, a private investment house, announced on Wednesday, November 13 that it has signed an agreement to acquire a majority stake in Eindhoven-based Vecos, a provider of tech-enabled smart locker solutions.
Zurich-based Founderful, a venture capital firm, on Thursday, announced the final close of its second fund - Fund II at $140M…
Québec, Canada-based Nuvei, a fintech company, has acquired Amsterdam-based Payaut, a fintech startup that provides an automated payment solution for online platforms and marketplaces.
Copenhagen-based Omnidocs, a provider of document creation software, announced on Wednesday that it has acquired Xential, a Dutch provider of document creation & collaboration software.
The Province of Zuid-Holland, the Metropolitan Region of The Hague Rotterdam (MRDH), and the cities of Delft, The Hague, Leiden, and Rotterdam have agreed to work more closely together to enhance the environment for startups and scale-ups.
Barcelona-based Impress, an orthodontic chain specialising in Invisible Aligners, announced on Wednesday that it has secured $117M (approximately €110M) in the form of both equity and debt.
Stockholm-based Klarna, an AI-powered global payments network and shopping assistant has confidentially filed paperwork with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission for an initial public offering.