Tier, Berlin-based micro-mobility service picks up €55M as competition heats up in the booming e-scooter market
Tier Mobility was established in 2018 to change urban commuting with its e-scooter rentals, making it possible to reach the last mile.
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Tier Mobility was established in 2018 to change urban commuting with its e-scooter rentals, making it possible to reach the last mile.
Many of us might have realised that one of our favourite modes of transportation is going through an evolution right now.
Co-working spaces have been popping up like mushrooms these days.
SenSat, a UK-based company using artificial intelligence (AI) to unlock value in the Infrastructure industry, by using digital representations of real-world locations has raised a $10 million (€9 million) Series A funding round.
In the latest development, Berlin-based Grover, a startup that enables people to subscribe to tech products monthly, has raised €41 million.
With the increase in technological advancements, numerous enterprise-level companies experience expensive cybersecurity breaches.
The construction industry across Germany is booming.
Tango, a fuel station network in the Netherlands bought by Kuwait’s Q8 has invested €8 million in the car-sharing company Snappcar, together with the current shareholders.
UK-headquartered fintech company Fidel has announcedrecently that it has secured its first major funding round, an $18M (€16.5M) Series A, co-led by US-based fintech specialist funds Nyca Partners and QED Investors.
UK home care provider Lifted has recently announced a £1.5 million (€1.7 million) seed investment from venture building studio Zero-1. The London-based startup has raised seed funding to transform the home care sector.
Fintech scale-up Onegini has received a capital injection of €5 million from venture capitalist and lead investor Walvis and the existing investors The Hatch Firm and InnovationQuarter.
Just six months after their pre-seed round, Passbase, a London-based digital identity startup has raised $3.6 million (€3.3 million) led by Cowboy Ventures & Eniac Ventures, followed by Seedcamp and other European investors.