These are the 10 biggest funding rounds of the Netherlands in 2023; 7 are from…
In the last decade, the Netherlands has become one of Europe’s fastest-growing startup ecosystems.
Technology, AI, capital and institutions, examined through who builds systems, who controls them and who benefits.
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In the last decade, the Netherlands has become one of Europe’s fastest-growing startup ecosystems.
Amsterdam, renowned for its progressive ethos and commitment to sustainability, has become a fertile ground for startups seeking to address pressing societal and environmental challenges.
In the field of artificial intelligence (AI), the Netherlands has become a hub of innovation.
Oslo-based Visma, a provider of critical cloud software in Europe and Latin America, announced that it has expanded its shareholder base through a secondary sale to international investors, aiming to support its global growth.
Helmond-based Lightyear, a company that manufactures solar-powered cars, announced on Thursday, December 21, that it has secured strategic investment from two South Korean venture capital funds -- Sunbo Angel Partners and its sister company Lighthouse Combined Investment.
Utrecht-based Campercontact, a platform connecting motorhome travellers with motorhome site providers, announced that it has secured €2M in growth funding to support the platform's expansion and scaling efforts across Europe.
The Groningen-based Tubber, a boat rental platform, announced that it has secured €1M in a fresh round of funding from NOM (Northern Netherlands Development Company).
Amsterdam-based Mindshift Ventures, a new venture capital firm, announced on Wednesday, December 20 that it has invested an undisclosed amount in Trunkstar, the Dutch software company in the connectivity and telecom industry.
The Hague-based Bubty, a platform for managing flexible workforces, announced that it has secured $1.9M (approximately €1.73M) in a seed round of funding.
Rijswijk-based Helin, a Dutch industrial edge intelligence platform, has secured €3M in a Seed round of funding.
Copenhagen-based Podimo, a podcast and audiobook subscription service provider, has secured €44M in a fresh round of funding.
SolarDuck, a Dutch-Norwegian cleantech company, announced that it has secured €15M in additional funding to advance its Offshore Floating Solar power technology.