Germany’s ATMOS lands €13.1M EIC funding to return cargo from space; here’s how
Lichtenau-based ATMOS Space Cargo (ATMOS), a German space logistics startup, has been awarded €13.1M in funding from the European Innovation Council (EIC) Accelerator.
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Lichtenau-based ATMOS Space Cargo (ATMOS), a German space logistics startup, has been awarded €13.1M in funding from the European Innovation Council (EIC) Accelerator.
Delft-based MEMSYS, a company developing technologies and applications for self-powered devices, has secured undisclosed pre-seed investment from the Graduate Entrepreneur Fund and a group of angel investors.
London and San Francisco-based Level Zero Health, a healthtech startup, has secured £5.5M (approximately €6.63M) in pre-seed funding.
Paris-based Cycloid, a company specialised in sustainable platform engineering, has raised €5M in a Series A funding round led by Reflexion…
The Hague-based Lion Storage, a part of Return specialising in energy storage, announced that its project 'Mufasa’ has reached a financial close.
London-based Nodes & Links, an AI-powered platform for construction project management, has secured $12M (approximately €11.46M) in…
On Tuesday, London-based Augmetec, a legal tech startup announced that it has raised over £2M (approximately €2.4M) in seed funding led by UK-based early-stage investors Fuel Ventures.
Atombit, a company specialised in experiential intelligence announced that it has acquired Amsterdam-based Amplify Analytix, a specialist in data analytics and GenAI solutions with operations in the EU and India.
Île-de-France-based FuturMaster, a company specialised in SaaS Supply Chain Planning and Revenue Growth Management, announces the acquisition of PlaniSense, a specialist in scheduling and production planning.
Berlin-based venture capital firm NaturalX Health Ventures has launched a €100M fund to drive the transformation of healthcare in Europe, focusing on consumer-centric health management.
Cambridge, UK-based FLIT, a company specialised in building folding electric bikes for urban commuters, has secured £1.2M (approximately €1.4M) in the new funding round.
Stockholm-based GREEN14, which claims to pioneer sustainable silicon production, has secured €2M in funding from Ingka Investments, the investment arm of Ingka Group—the largest IKEA retailer.