French startup Exotec secures €77M to expand its warehouse robotics solutions…
Warehouse robotics company Exotec aims to become the leader in robotics solutions for logistics and looks to produce up to 4,000 robots per year by 2021.
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Warehouse robotics company Exotec aims to become the leader in robotics solutions for logistics and looks to produce up to 4,000 robots per year by 2021.
Acin raises about €10M in Series A round led by Notion Capital and supported by Fitch Ventures, the investment arm of the Fitch Group.
We recently covered a report published by Index Ventures, which reveals how the European tech ecosystem has matured over time.
MotorK, an Italian company that offers various digital products to the automotive industry, has secured €10M in equity and debt to accelerate its growth in the post-COVID low touch economy.
Amsterdam-based media company Emerce raises fresh funding with the help of ten internet entrepreneurs and looks to transition to an online video platform.
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Undoubtedly, there has been an increase in funding activities across Europe as the tech startup ecosystem here seems to be eager to pick up the slack after the COVID slump.
The raised capital will be used to accelerate new product development and facilitate the expansion of data intelligence platform, Labyrinth.
The funds will be used in global sales activities and Magazino's ACROS.AI; software for intelligent robots also used on third-party hardware.
Belgian fintech Mozzeno has raised €3M from its existing and new shareholders, such as the W.IN.G Fund, as well as Federal Insurance.
Based out of London, Uncapped is Europe’s first revenue-based finance provider, which lets founders raise growth capital sans compromising control over their business.
Salvia BioElectronics, a company that targets chronic migraine, has raised €26M in funding led by Panakes Partners, INKEF Capital, and SHS Gesellschaft fur Beteiligungsmanagement