Meet Syre, a new Swedish venture launched by Vargas and H&M Group to decarbonise…
Vargas Holding and H&M Group have announced the launch of their initiative, Syre, to revolutionise the textile industry by recycling…
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Vargas Holding and H&M Group have announced the launch of their initiative, Syre, to revolutionise the textile industry by recycling…
Espoo, Finland-based Infinited Fiber Company, a fashion technology firm, announced on Friday, March 8, that it has secured €27M in a new…
The Hague-based Eye Security, a startup specialised in protecting small and medium-sized European enterprises from cyber threats, announced on Monday that it has secured €36M in a Series B funding round led by J.P. Morgan Growth Equity Partners.
Amsterdam-based Orq.ai, a Generative AI platform for enterprises that integrates with large language models (LLMs) and enables collaboration across the organisation, announced that it has secured an additional €1.5M in growth funding.
Legitify, an online notarisation platform headquartered in Dublin, announced that it has secured €1.5M in a seed round of funding.
Utrecht-based CryoCloud, a biotech startup, announced that it has secured €500,000 in a pre-seed round of funding led by Nina Capital, with significant contributions from Utrecht Health Seed Fund and ROM Utrecht Region.
With initiatives and support for French women in tech, many startups and scaleups are on the rise to challenge the once male-dominated industry.
Between 60 per cent to 75 per cent of PR specialists are women.
Amsterdam-based Vini Mini, a startup that offers nutritional products and supplements to prevent food allergies in babies, announced that it has secured €500,000 in a seed round of funding.
During a celebratory meeting held in Delft on Thursday, March 7, Deputy Meindert Stolk presented subsidy cheques worth €3M to five innovation campuses.
Munich-based AMPEERS ENERGY, a software startup paving the way for a CO2-free real estate industry, has secured funding and partnership with SolarEdge Technologies, a firm that claims to be a global leader in smart energy technology.
Paris-based Ask for the moon (formerly named Wingzy), a knowledge management software, announced via a LinkedIn post that it has secured €2.5M in a fresh round of funding.