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Barcelona-based Sateliot, a company behind the first low-Earth orbit (LEO) nanosatellite constellation utilising 5G NB-IoT NTN standards, announced that it has secured €10M in a Series B funding round led by Global Portfolio Investments, a Spanish investment group.
Amsterdam-based impact investor The Sharing Group (TSG) has increased its stake in Drop Mobility to a majority share, aiming to accelerate the startup’s growth.
Oxford, England-based FluoRok, a deep-tech focused on fluorochemical manufacturing and licensing, announced on Monday that it has secured £7.7M (approximately €9.2M) in a fresh funding round.
Stockholm-based H2 Green Steel, a company that aims to decarbonise the steel industry using green hydrogen, has announced that it has changed its name to Stegra.
Paris-based Jump, a workforce startup, announced that it has raised €11M in a Series A round of funding.
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Paris-based health insurance partner Alan has raised €173M in a Series F funding round led by Belfius, a Belgian Federal State-owned bank insurer.
Netherlands-based former automaker Lightyear is making a comeback after bankruptcy, having raised €10M to develop its solar roof technology further.
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.
