Amsterdam-based startups that raised funding in February 2025: 6 of them are hiring right now
The Dutch tech companies raised €3.1B in venture capital investments in 2024, marking a 47 per cent increase and positioning the…
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The Dutch tech companies raised €3.1B in venture capital investments in 2024, marking a 47 per cent increase and positioning the…
Barcelona-based Flanks, a wealth management technology company, announced that it has raised €14M in an equity round led by New York-based Motive Ventures, joined by Battery Ventures and existing investors Earlybird, JME Ventures, and 4Founders Capital.
Munich-based Bliro, a conversation intelligence platform, has raised €2.8M in a funding round led by LEA Partners, with additional support from 468 Capital and Rockstart.
Stuttgart-based Qrago, a provider of software solutions in healthcare logistics and patient transport, has secured €2.7M in a seed funding round.
Delft-based CarbonX, announced that it has been selected for the European Innovation Council (EIC) Accelerator grant.
Lovable, a Swedish AI startup developing what it claims to be the world’s first AI full-stack engineer, has secured $15M (approximately €14.29M) in a pre-Series A funding round.
Vienna-based Fund F, a venture capital fund, announced that it has closed its first fund oversubscribed at €28M, surpassing the original…
Pordenone, Italy-based Arsenale Bioyards, a neo-industrial company transforming scalable biomanufacturing, has secured its first $10M (approximately €9.5M) in a seed financing round.
Utrecht-based Runnr.ai, an AI platform for automated guest communication in the hospitality industry, has raised an additional funding round led by Arches Capital, bringing its total funding to $2M (approximately €1.91M).
Delft-based Vivici, a B2B ingredient firm that provides animal-free dairy proteins manufactured with precision fermentations, announced that it has secured €32M in Series A funding.
On Tuesday, Groningen, the Netherlands-based QT Sense, a startup specialising in developing quantum sensing to improve our knowledge of diseases, raised €6M in funding.
Amsterdam-based IT group Your.World, a platform for building businesses online, has secured €800M in long-term capital from Ares Management Credit funds and Carlyle.