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Where the capital lands, who writes the cheque, and what gets built with it. Funding rounds, venture capital flows, and the deal-making that shapes which technology companies scale.
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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.
Hamburg-based Boomerang, a reusable shipping packaging company, has raised nearly €3M in a fresh round of funding.
Edinburgh-based Administrate, a cloud-based training management platform, announced on Monday, August 19th, that it has secured £3M (approximately €3.5M) in funding from Investment Fund for Scotland (IFS), managed by Maven and delivered by the British Business Bank.
Helsinki-based biotech company NADMED has raised €3.5 million in a Series A funding round, led by Finland’s science-based startup investor Nordic Science Investments (NSI).
Amsterdam-based Hydryx, a startup on a mission to turn emissions into resources, announced that it has received a convertible loan of €350K from the Innovatiefonds Noord-Holland.
Jyväskylä-based Clevenio, a Finnish sales engagement software startup, has closed its pre-seed funding round.
Amsterdam-based Watermeln, a company focused on developing and leasing hydrogen generators, announced recently that it has secured €3.5M…
Amsterdam-based Moonlit.ai, a legal tech startup offering an AI-driven legal research platform for European jurisdictions, announced on…
Zurich-based Wingtra, a developer and manufacturer of professional mapping and surveying drones, has closed its Series B1 funding round.
Ghent-based Uman, an AI-driven software platform for B2B sales teams, has secured €1.9M in a fresh round of funding led by Holland Capital, together with existing investors imec and Seeder Fund.
Berlin-based Root, a startup developing an operating system to help food & beverage companies manage their climate footprint, announced on Monday that it has secured €8M in a seed funding round.
Stockholm-based learning platform Learnster has announced that it has secured SEK 31M (approximately €2.69M) in a new share issue to enhance its position in the edtech sector and broaden its global reach.
