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Rotterdam-based Xycle, a chemical recycling company, has secured financing through a combination of equity investment from a consortium of investors; Dow, ING, Invest-NL (partly covered by InvestEU) and Vopak, and senior debt from Polestar Capital.
Stockholm-based Alight, a solar developer and independent power producer, has secured €46M in a facility agreement with banks ABN AMRO and SEB. The agreement will provide a framework for financing the construction and operation of more than 300 MWp of solar parks in Finland.
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Munich-based IDnow, an identity verification platform provider, announced that it has been acquired by the New York-based private equity firm Corsair Capital for an all-cash deal of $295M (approximately €273M).
Tel-Aviv-based EcoMotion, a mobility ecosystem platform, announced that it has acquired Dutch company Brekr.
Amsterdam-based Photanol BV, a biotech company specialising in CO2-to-chemical conversion, has filed for bankruptcy due to financing challenges.
Amsterdam-based Moonwatt, a company building solar-only energy storage systems using sodium-ion batteries, has secured $8.3M (approximately €8M) in funding in a Seed round.
Eindhoven-based Axelera AI, a company specialising in AI hardware acceleration technology, has secured up to €61.6M in funding from the EuroHPC Joint Undertaking (JU) and member states under the DARE Project.
Managing global connectivity is a tough nut to crack for telecom operators, especially with the rise of the Internet of Things (IoT).
Paris-based Comet, a company known for connecting freelancers, has secured €10M in the latest funding round.
Munich-based Alpine Eagle, a defence tech startup building software for defence drones and the world’s first air-to-air counter-drone system, has secured €10.25M in seed funding.
