Amsterdam-based haptic tech startup Aito raises additional €1M from Dutch banking giant Rabobank
Aito claims to be a frontrunner in the global human interface market.
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Aito claims to be a frontrunner in the global human interface market.
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Agreena, a Danish startup that mints, verifies and sells carbon certificates generated by farmers who transition to regenerative farming, announced that it has raised €20M in a Series A round of funding led by Kinnevik, a European growth-stage investor.
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Global Cleantech Capital, an Amsterdam-based growth-stage venture capital firm, announced on Tuesday that it has closed its GCC Fund III (The Fund) at $75M (approx €66M).
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