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Cambridge-based Nyobolt, a company that offers high-power batteries and ultrafast charging technologies, has secured $30M (nearly €26.42M) in funding.
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Cambridge-based Nyobolt, a company that offers high-power batteries and ultrafast charging technologies, has secured $30M (nearly €26.42M) in funding.
European AI investment is thriving, with venture capital funding up 55 per cent in Q1 2025 compared to the same period last year.
Just 150 km from Berlin, Leipzig is not only the fastest-growing city in Germany but also an emerging hub for startups.
London-based Synthesia, an AI video platform for enterprises, has announced a strategic investment from Adobe Ventures.
London-based Marshmallow, an insurtech unicorn, has raised $90M (approximately €79M) combination of equity and debt) in a funding round at a $2B (approximately €1.7B) valuation.
Warsaw-based BidFinance, a fintech startup and creator of an auction platform for trading debt portfolios, has secured €1.6M in funding.
Paris-based venture capital firm AXA Venture Partners has completed a management buyout from AXA and rebranded as Atlantic Vantage Point (AVP).
London-based BKN301 Group, a fintech company focused on Banking-as-a-Service, has completed a €21.5M capital raise in its Series B funding round from both existing and new investors.
Prague-based Macromo, a company that provides AI-driven health insights and consultations, has secured funding from TCF Capital, established by Czech unicorn Rohlík founder Tomáš Čupr.
Greece-based European Dynamics, an information technologies service provider and software developer, has secured a minority investment.
In Q1 2025, approximately €429M was invested in Dutch startups.
The European Investment Bank Group, a European Union bank, and ABN AMRO, a Dutch bank headquartered in Amsterdam, have signed a synthetic securitisation agreement that will enable €1.2B in new lending for businesses in the Netherlands.