Amsterdam prepaid payments company Recharge secures €45M to charge its M&A…
Amsterdam-based Recharge, a digital prepaid payment products provider, has secured €45M in financing from ABN AMRO to support its mergers and acquisitions (M&A) strategy.
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Amsterdam-based Recharge, a digital prepaid payment products provider, has secured €45M in financing from ABN AMRO to support its mergers and acquisitions (M&A) strategy.
Germany-based NEURA Robotics, an AI and robotics startup, has secured €120M in a Series B funding round.
London-based TalentMapper, a platform that focuses on identifying and developing skills within organisations, has secured £2M (approximately €2.37M) in fresh funding from Mercia Ventures and Haatch.
Eindhoven-based NXP Semiconductors N.V., a semiconductor company building solutions for embedded applications, announced a €1B loan agreement with the European Investment Bank (EIB).
2024 was the third-best funding year ever for Dutch startups, following the peak years 2021 and 2022!
Denmark-based Capra Robotics, a company that creates autonomous mobile robots to help people, has raised €11.3M in its seed round of funding.
Dutch independent research organisation TNO has announced the launch of Scenexus, a startup focused on enterprise software for urban planning.
On Wednesday, London-based Synthesia, an AI video creation platform, announced that it has secured a $180M (approximately €174.5M) Series D…
On Tuesday, Rotterdam-based Blooming Good, an artificial flower brand, announced that it has secured €1M in growth capital from investment fund Effectus Capital.
On Wednesday, Berlin-based Nelly, a health and fintech company, announced that it has raised €50M in a Series B funding round co-led by Cathay Innovation and Notion Capital.
Amsterdam-based Klearly, a fintech company focused on in-person payments, announced that it has raised €6M in a seed round of funding.
On Tuesday, Utrecht-based Undagrid, a provider of wireless location and asset monitoring technologies, announced that it has been acquired by EnOcean, the German company known for energy-harvesting wireless technology for the Internet of Things (IoT).