UK’s investment firm Anamcara launches €9.7M fund to back B2B software companies
Anamcara says its goal is to back ‘exceptional’ founders of B2B businesses and establish lasting relationships to support their success.
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Anamcara says its goal is to back ‘exceptional’ founders of B2B businesses and establish lasting relationships to support their success.
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