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The Dutch startup ecosystem is booming, but the lack of the right talent may be limiting its growth.
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The Dutch startup ecosystem is booming, but the lack of the right talent may be limiting its growth.
Wayflyer, a revenue-based financing platform for e-commerce merchants, announced on Tuesday that it has raised $150M (approx €133M) funding in a Series B round, at a post-money valuation of $1.6B (approx €1.4B).
Barqo is a P2P boat-sharing platform in the Netherlands. The platform connects captains who have a boat to sailors who want to explore the seas.
Equalture, a Rotterdam-based HRtech startup, announced that it has raised €2.75M in a funding round led by serial entrepreneur Pieter Schoen’s Shoe Investments, and Dutch VC firm 4impact.
Channable offers solutions such as product feed management, PPC ad campaign automation, order and stock synchronisation and re-pricing products in real-time.
Dott, an Amsterdam-based micro-mobility company, announced that it has raised a $70M (approx €62.2M) extension to its Series B funding round, bringing the total raised to over $150M (approx €133M) in a mix of equity and asset-backed debt.
We have compiled a list of 7 such agritech startups to watch out for in 2022 - four of these are hiring as well.
Descartes Underwriting, a Paris-based insurtech company specialising in next-generation parametric insurance, announced that it has raised $120M (approx €107M) in a Series B round of funding.
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