UK’s Evantic Capital launches with €341M to back B2B AI innovators, powered by ‘Legends’
London-based Evantic Capital, a new venture capital firm, announced its launch with over $400M (approximately €341M) in capital.
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London-based Evantic Capital, a new venture capital firm, announced its launch with over $400M (approximately €341M) in capital.
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