Iceland’s ORF Genetics lands €5M to scale plant-based growth factors for cultivated meat; eyes €7M total
Kópavogur, Iceland-based ORF Genetics, a plant biotechnology company, has raised €5M to expand its MESOkine growth-factor portfolio.
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Kópavogur, Iceland-based ORF Genetics, a plant biotechnology company, has raised €5M to expand its MESOkine growth-factor portfolio.
Amsterdam’s Caeli raises funds from the Netherlands Space Office to develop satellite-based projects addressing environmental challenges.
Leusden, the Netherlands-based Pasguard, a company specialised in monitoring infostealer marketplaces, has raised €500K in a pre-seed funding round from a group of prominent cybersecurity experts and angel investors.
US-based video platform Vimeo to be acquired by Bending Spoons in an all-cash transaction.
Stockholm-based Klarna, an AI-powered global payments network and shopping assistant, made an impressive debut on Wall Street under the…
Eindhoven-based Integer Technologies secures fresh funding to expand its AI-driven HVAC optimisation platform across Europe.
Bavaria-based AMSilk, a company specialised in advanced biomaterials made from silk-based proteins, has secured €52M (€30M in equity, and €22M in convertible bonds) in a funding round led by existing investor ATHOS (AT Newtec).
Nijmegen, the Netherlands-based Aiosyn, a medical software company specialising in AI-powered pathology, has raised €2.4M in a funding round.
Cambridge-based CuspAI has announced the closure of its Series A funding round, raising $100M (nearly €85.40M).
The Hague-based Carepool is developing an app designed to assist individuals with personal budgets in searching for, planning, and managing their care.
Dutch company SaXcell secures fresh funding to expand its operations in Enschede, Netherlands, with support from Turkish shareholders.
Amsterdam-based Dyme, a company specialised in helping consumers save money through financial apps, has been acquired by RISK, a Dutch insurtech backed by Swedish financial group Söderberg & Partners.