Dublin-based Neuromod raises €10M to make tinnitus treatment more accessible
Dublin-based Neuromod, a medtech company, announced that it has secured €10M in equity financing in a Series B funding round.
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Antwerp's Aloxy raises €7.4M to build IIoT solutions for the energy and chemical industry
Antwerp-based Aloxy, an Internet of Things (IoT) company, announced that it has secured €7.4M capital from Dow Venture Capital, and Emerson Ventures.
Amsterdam’s Rubio Impact Ventures-backed Vytal bags €14.2M to eliminate single-use packaging waste
Cologne-based Vytal, a German provider of smart reusable packaging solutions, has raised €14.2M in growth funding to expand internationally.
Italian AI legal tech scale-up Lexroom raises €2M; aims to grow its AI development team in Europe
Milan-based Lexroom.ai, an AI tech scale-up focused on the legal industry, has secured €2M in a seed round of funding.
British Airways owner IAG launches new venture arm; plans to fuel high-flying aviation companies with €200M
London-based International Airlines Group (IAG), one of the world's largest airline groups, announced its plans to invest up to €200M over five years in promising companies through its new venture arm -- IAGi Ventures.
Dutch-based Cortalix secures €1M to advance its single-domain antibody tech; here’s why it matters
Groningen-based Cortalix, a Dutch biotech startup, has raised €1M in funding from Future Tech Ventures, the Rabobank Innovation Loan, and various subsidies.
Rotterdam’s Xycle raises funding from Invest-NL, others to advance circular plastic economy
Rotterdam-based Xycle, a chemical recycling company, has secured financing through a combination of equity investment from a consortium of investors; Dow, ING, Invest-NL (partly covered by InvestEU) and Vopak, and senior debt from Polestar Capital.
Stockholm-based Alight secures €46M to expand solar projects in Finland
Stockholm-based Alight, a solar developer and independent power producer, has secured €46M in a facility agreement with banks ABN AMRO and SEB. The agreement will provide a framework for financing the construction and operation of more than 300 MWp of solar parks in Finland.
In other news this week: Quantexa secures €161M, Renaissance Fusion raises €32M, Flowdesk lands €94M and others
Amid numerous funding rounds, acquisitions, and innovation announcements, it’s easy to overlook some of the quieter, yet equally important…
German identity verification firm IDnow acquired by New York’s Corsair Capital for €273M
Munich-based IDnow, an identity verification platform provider, announced that it has been acquired by the New York-based private equity firm Corsair Capital for an all-cash deal of $295M (approximately €273M).
Amsterdam’s biotech company Photanol ceases operations and files for bankruptcy
Amsterdam-based Photanol BV, a biotech company specialising in CO2-to-chemical conversion, has filed for bankruptcy due to financing challenges.
Eindhoven’s Axelera AI secures up to €61.6M grant to develop its scalable AI chiplet; will grow its R&D teams
Eindhoven-based Axelera AI, a company specialising in AI hardware acceleration technology, has secured up to €61.6M in funding from the EuroHPC Joint Undertaking (JU) and member states under the DARE Project.