Eindhoven-based RIFT secures €11M to decarbonise industrial heat
Eindhoven-based RIFT (Renewable Iron Fuel Technology), driven by its vision of a sustainable future through clean energy, has secured €11M in a Series A round of funding.
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Eindhoven-based RIFT (Renewable Iron Fuel Technology), driven by its vision of a sustainable future through clean energy, has secured €11M in a Series A round of funding.
Paris-based Welii, a company specialised in modular, AI-driven procurement solutions, announced on Tuesday, October 15 that it has raised…
Stockholm-based Aira, a company that offers clean energy-based heating solutions, has secured €63M in equity funding.
London-based Hometree, a residential energy services company, announced on Thursday that it has raised a £50M (approximately €60M) mezzanine facility backed by CPPIB Credit Investments., a wholly-owned subsidiary of Canada Pension Plan Investment Board.
London-based Autone, an AI-powered inventory management platform, announced on Wednesday that it has secured $17M (approximately €15.6M) in a Series A funding round led by General Catalyst, bringing the total funding raised to $20M (approximately €18.3M).
Prague-based Eyeball.Club, a B2B SaaS sports tech company, announced on Wednesday that it has secured €5M in a Seed funding round led by Vendep Capital with participation from Sportlogiq, Heartland, and Founderment.
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Naarden, the Netherlands-based Forbion, a global life sciences VC firm, announced on Tuesday, that it has raised over €2B across its two…
Engie has confirmed to Silicon Canals that the French energy company plans to liquidate the entire EVBox group.
Rotterdam-based Kaminari Medical, a medtech company specialised in intravascular imaging technology, announced on Monday that it has secured €3.8M in a fresh funding round.
In the latest development, a group of EU entrepreneurs is working together to create a new pan-European legal entity for startups called EU Inc.
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