Dutch govt offers tax relief to entrepreneurs; stock option tax cut for startup and scale-up employees
The Dutch government is introducing significant tax relief for entrepreneurs as part of its 2025 Spring Memorandum.
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The Dutch government is introducing significant tax relief for entrepreneurs as part of its 2025 Spring Memorandum.
Leipzig-based Evergreen, a B-Corp certified fintech, has raised €5M in a new financing round to accelerate its growth and expand its product offering.
Amsterdam-based CarePay, a health insurance management platform, has secured €5M in fresh funding from Invest International.
Vienna-based aTENSION.life, a high-tech life science startup, announced its launch to transform hypertension treatment, utilising its proprietary ALDO+ technology platform.
Leeds-based HyperFinity, a company that offers AI-powered decisions in retail, has announced a seven-figure investment to drive the next stage of its growth in the decision intelligence space.
Rome-based WSENSE, a company specialised in underwater monitoring systems and wireless communication networks, has secured €7.2M funding in a pre-Series B round.
London-based Portia AI, an open-source AI agents SDK (software development kit), has raised £4.4M (nearly €5.13M) in funding.
Considering the digital world we live in, sales teams often have a surplus of data; however, turning it into useful, timely insight is another story.
Nordic-Dutch-based Paebbl, a company that turns captured CO2 into permanent carbon-storing materials, has announced the next phase in the scale-up of its operations.
Arnhem, The Netherlands-based Glampings.com, the booking platform for sophisticated and luxurious camping holidays in Europe, announced that it has raised €1M in growth capital injection.
Netherlands-based AMT Medical, a medtech innovator, has secured €22M in a Series B funding round.
San Francisco-based Strava, a website/mobile app that tracks athletic activity via GPS, announced that it has acquired London-based Runna, a running coaching app.