Y Combinator’s S24 batch: Here are the European startups that made the cut
California-based Y Combinator, a startup accelerator and venture capital firm, announced the list of European startups participating in the YC S24 batch.
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California-based Y Combinator, a startup accelerator and venture capital firm, announced the list of European startups participating in the YC S24 batch.
Moirans, France-based WATTALPS, a lithium-ion batteries startup, announced on Tuesday, August 27, that it has secured €11M in a Series A funding round.
Gothenburg, Sweden-based Nordic SeaFarm, a company specialised in sustainable seaweed cultivation, announced on Tuesday that it has secured 25M SEK (approximately €2.1M) from InnoEnergy and Inter IKEA as lead investors.
Oslo-based Cardboard, a company that aims to make SaaS subscription management easier, announced on Tuesday that it has secured €1.9M in a seed funding round led by Skyfall Ventures, with participation from co-investors including RunwayFBU and Sondo.
Harlem-based Health Cloud Initiative (HCI), a company that develops software for professionals in healthcare, on Monday, announced that it…
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Tilt, a real-time shopping platform, announced on Friday that it has closed $18M (approximately €16.1M) in a Series A funding round led by Balderton Capital, with participation from existing investors TQ Ventures, Earlybird, and Seedcamp.
Munich-based XO Life, a digital health startup, announced on Thursday, August 22, that it has secured €7M in funding led by Sandwater and Grazia Equity.
Zürich-based FLOWIT AG, a coaching platform, announced that it has secured CHF 4M (approximately €4.21M) in an oversubscribed seed funding round.
Amsterdam-based FounderFuel, a private community for Dutch founders and investors creating the next Silicon Valley, announced on Thursday that it is now investing up to €250K in startups.