UK-based Supercritical secures €11.8M to scale its carbon removal marketplace
Supercritical says it will use the funds to expand its workforce, increase its product offering, and acquire new clients.
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Supercritical says it will use the funds to expand its workforce, increase its product offering, and acquire new clients.
ATMOS focuses on the design and production of space capsules that can return any cargo safely from orbit, regardless of size.
Leuven, Belgium-based Swave Photonics, a pioneer in implementing true holography for augmented reality (AR), announced on Thursday that it…
DREST says it will use the funds to continue the development of its new product proposition, DREST Game 2.0.
London-based Volt, a real-time payment infrastructure company, announced on Wednesday that it has raised $60M (approximately €54M) in a…
Illuminate Financial says it will use the funds to make additional investments in Series A startups that are driving innovation in the financial services industry.
BrainTale is deciphering white matter to enable better brain care with clinically validated prognostic solutions.
London-based TradingHub, a provider of sophisticated risk-based software solutions for financial markets, announced that it has secured a…
Karmijn Kapitaal is an investment fund that backs Dutch SMEs that already have a diverse management team or that wish to cooperate with Karmijn to achieve more diversity.
Zug, Switzerland-based HYGH, a digital outdoor advertising company, announced that it has secured €21.5M in hybrid (debt and equity) financing led by UK's Sparta Capital Management.
Lisbon-based TagEnergy, a clean energy company, announced on Monday that it has closed a dual currency (AU$ and €) green bond totalling a maximum of €570M (equivalent) with Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners (through its Green Credit Fund I) and GIC as investors.
Tony’s Chocolonely aims to put a stop to chocolate industry exploitation, not only for their own chocolate but for all chocolate across the world.