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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.
Amsterdam-based Sympower, a company enabling the transition to a fully renewable energy system, announced that it has secured €21.3M in an oversubscribed Series B1 funding round from new and existing investors.
Paris-based Trace For Good, a company specialising in the traceability of consumer goods supply chains, announced on Tuesday that it has secured €3.5M in funding.
Berlin-based Quantune, a deep tech startup in optics and photonics technology, announced on Tuesday that it has secured €13.5M in seed financing round.
Stockholm-based Nordic Air Defence, a defence tech startup, announced on Tuesday that it has secured €1.2M in funding led by Norway’s SNÖ Ventures.
Lyon-based Agicap, a treasury management platform, announced on Tuesday that it has secured €45M in a Series C funding round led by AVP.
San Francisco-based OneCrew, an end-to-end business management software platform, announced on Monday that it has secured $3.25M (approximately €3M) in seed funding round.
The Hague-based Bubty, a provider of Freelance Management Systems (FMS), announced on Monday that it has secured an additional $3.3M (approximately €3M) in seed funding from its existing investors.
Dutch e-bike manufacturer Stella Fietsen was declared bankrupt on Friday, according to a spokesperson for the Gelderland court.
London-based Cogna, a provider of precision software solutions, announced on Monday that it has secured $15M (approximately €14M) in a Series A funding round led by Notion Capital, with participation from Hoxton Ventures and Chalfen Ventures.
Stockholm-based DREM, a company simplifying the deployment of heat pumps for residential properties, has raised an additional €1M in funding.
