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The Hague-based Young Startups, a Dutch organisation dedicated to fostering entrepreneurship, has launched a new loan initiative aimed at supporting early-stage startup founders across the Netherlands.
Tallinn-based Superangel, an early-stage investment fund and company builder, announced that its second fund will increase its investment capacity to nearly €40M with the addition of SEB’s pension funds.
London-based Datamaran, an ESG risk management software platform, announced that it has raised $33M (approximately €29.52M) in a Series C round of funding.
Groningen-based Future Tech Ventures (FTV), on Thursday, announced the official launch during the Startup Festival in Groningen.
Utrecht-based Cordys Analytics, a startup that aims to transform heart care using Artificial Intelligence (AI), has been awarded €650K in…
London-based Yonder, a rewards credit card challenger, announced on Thursday that it has raised £23.4M (approximately €27.8M) in new funding at a post-money valuation of over £100M (approximately €119M).
In recent developments, the federal government, KfW, the financial sector, and players from the startup ecosystem have agreed on joint efforts to strengthen growth and innovation financing in Germany.
Utrecht-based Effective Media & Marketing (EMM), the holding company of Scoupy founders Geert Luyendijk, Jeroen Lubbers, and Valentijn…
Amsterdam-based Return, an energy transition platform, announced on Thursday that it has acquired a majority stake in Hamburg-based J&P Batterie Projekte with a €50M investment and commitment.
Headline, a Europe- and SF-based venture capital firm, announced that it has raised $865M (approximately €776.57M) for its Global Growth IV fund to support companies at their growth inflection points, focusing on Series B and beyond.
Amsterdam-based Kryha, a blockchain studio, announced on Wednesday that it has been declared bankrupt.
Bulgaria’s Ekaterina Zaharieva has been selected as the EU’s first-ever Commissioner for Startups, Research, and Innovation for the next five years (2024-2029).
