Three key takeaways for startups of Netherlands’ budget day
In this article, we will dive into the three main takeaways impacting startups from the Prinsjesdag (Budget Day) announcements, providing insights to maximize your R&D potential.
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In this article, we will dive into the three main takeaways impacting startups from the Prinsjesdag (Budget Day) announcements, providing insights to maximize your R&D potential.
The investment was co-led by Northzone and existing investor Foundamental. Previous investor Seedcamp and renowned architect Norman Foster (Foster + Partners) also participated in the funding round.
Hamburg-based Resourcify, a waste management and recycling platform, announced on Wednesday that it has raised €14M in a Series A round of funding led by Vorwerk Ventures.
London-based Oakley Capital, a pan-European private equity investor, announced on Tuesday that it has closed Oakley Capital Origin Fund II, reaching a hard cap of €750M in four months, exceeding Origin Fund I in size.
Berlin-based NUMA Group, a digital hospitality platform, announced on Monday, September 25, that it has raised $59M (approximately €55M) of growth equity capital in a Series C funding round led by Verlinvest.
Amsterdam-based Invest-NL, a Dutch national financing and development institution, announced that it has signed a guarantee agreement with…
Switzerland-based Pexapark receives €20M in a Series C financing round led by Telstra Ventures.
Amsterdam-based Binqy, a workplace wellbeing startup, announced on Tuesday that it has secured funding in a seed round from two angel investors.
ECI Partners claims that its fundraising success, along with a high re-up rate of approximately 95 per cent from existing investors, reflects the firm’s strong track record.
Hamburg-based traceless materials, a bioeconomy startup, announced on Monday that it has raised €36.6M in a Series A round of funding.
Notify Therapeutics, an initiative stemming from Professor Karin Lykke-Hartmann’s research on female infertility, aims to address the lack of innovation in this field despite increasing patient needs.
KWS and StartLife collaborate to drive innovation in plant breeding, agricultural tech and sustainable farming practices, addressing global challenges.