HiBob bags €147.6M from General Atlantic, others at a valuation of €2.41B
HiBob offers a cloud-based human resource and benefits platform that allows companies to streamline their HR processes.
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HiBob offers a cloud-based human resource and benefits platform that allows companies to streamline their HR processes.
Vilnius-based Contrarian Ventures, an early-stage climate technology investor, announced on Wednesday that it has launched a €100M climate-tech fund to solve the funding gap for seed-stage climate founders in Europe.
Estonia-based RecruitLab, a recruitment software provider, announced on Wednesday that it has secured €1.9M in a Seed round of funding led by Change Ventures.
Super Payments enables both consumers to make wise purchasing decisions and receive immediate cashback as well as businesses to avoid high fees and boost sales.
Microverse, an online school for remote software developers, announced on Wednesday that it has raised $4M (approximately €3.9M) in a Series A extension round of funding, doubling its valuation.
"The Netherlands is small but mighty," says Maurice van Tilburg, Managing Director of Techleap.
Ryvu Therapeutics is a clinical-stage drug discovery and development company focused on novel small molecule therapies that address emerging targets in oncology.
Symbid and SeedBlink are currently working to integrate the teams, customers, brands, services, and technologies, which is expected to be completed in early 2023.
London-based 2xN, a venture capital firm, announced on Tuesday that it has launched a new $120M (approximately €118M) fund to support…
VTT have developed a new process that can convert most of the world’s waste plastics into usable virgin grade materials an infinite number of times.
Rotterdam-based Gradyent, a green tech startup, announced on Tuesday that it has secured €10M in a Series A round of funding.
According to Norsken, organisations tackling the biggest environmental and social problems in the world receive less than 1 per cent of all funding.