Belgium’s Be-Mobile acquires French company Mediamobile to expand its smart…
Be-Mobile, the Belgian market leader in the smart mobility sector, has acquired all of the share capital of its French sector partner Mediamobile.
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Be-Mobile, the Belgian market leader in the smart mobility sector, has acquired all of the share capital of its French sector partner Mediamobile.
After the Deloitte Fast 50 in the Netherlands, where Dutch niche dating startup The Inner Circle bagged the top prize followed by Temper, recently the news is in about the winning startups from Belgium.
Aiming at expansion, the Bitfury Group, an Amsterdam-based full-service blockchain technology developer, has successfully garnered $80 million (€70 million approx.) in a funding round followed by acquiring minority stakes in Switzerland-based Final Frontier, which is a cryptocurrency and blockchain investment firm.
In a charming city like Amsterdam, which is a main attraction for entrepreneurs and freelancers coming to the Netherlands, it is essential to have a motivational and inspiring workplace to let the creative juices flow.
BUX, based in Amsterdam since 2014, is one of Europe's fastest growing mobile brokers firm.
The Dutch company Eco-movement has raised a ‘couple of hundred thousand euros' from the angel investment group named Arches Capital, as stated in the company’s press release.
In a recent development, Closure, Dutch women-led startup, garnered €300K seed funding in its first round, aiming to accelerate the growth of its SaaS platform.
It appears to be a significant deal in the rapidly growing sector of mapping platforms that Tencent, a Chinese multinational investment…
Crisp, a Dutch app-only supermarket, gathers the largest seed funding round in Beneflux in the last three years.
In a recent development, Netatmo was acquired by Legrand, a French digital building infrastructure.
ClickClickDrive, a Berlin-based online platform for driving school management, raises $1 million (€815,300) of funding in an angel round.
Dutch startup Lithium Werks from Hengelo, Netherlands, has endowed an amount of $1.3 billion.