Investments in Dutch startups rose to record levels in Q1 2021: KPMG
Investment in Dutch startups has risen to record levels in the first three months of 2021, according to the latest report from KPMG.
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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Investment in Dutch startups has risen to record levels in the first three months of 2021, according to the latest report from KPMG.
BUX is a neo broker and has been making it easy and affordable for Europeans to do more with their money since 2014.
infinitSpace creates and runs your flexible office space, under your brand and conditions.
Go Sharing is on a mission to make transportation accessible and sustainable while reducing its visual impact on the urban scenery.
OneThird is a food-tech startup that helps to prevent food waste through data-driven quality prediction of fresh produce.
Causal’s vision is to replace Excel as the “de-facto” way to work with numbers on a computer.
BlaBlaCar claims to have witnessed double-digit growth in bookings for carpool and bus compared to pre-crisis levels in markets outside of Europe.
Biomicrogel has developed a technology for cleaning water and hard surfaces from any type of oil, petroleum products, and integrated pollutions.
Chargebee provides Saas solutions for over 3000 high-growth subscription-based businesses.
Icebreaker has created what it calls “portfolio development practice”. The fund invests €150K - €800K in Nordic and Baltic companies at idea, angel, and seed stages.
Based out of Paris, Alan is a digital health insurance platform that offers insurance services by focusing on a price-quality ratio health plan.
Founded in 2018, Payhawk provides expense management software for businesses.