Amsterdam-based Katanox receives €300K loan from Innovation Fund Noord-Holland…
Katanox wants to bring innovation to hotel distribution by making it easier for digital travel providers to directly sell hotel rooms.
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Katanox wants to bring innovation to hotel distribution by making it easier for digital travel providers to directly sell hotel rooms.
Bumble will use the capital, from the issuance of 9 million shares, to repay a portion of its senior secured term loan facilities, for general corporate purposes, and to bear the expenses of the offering.
Dutch e-commerce scaleup Coolblue, on Wednesday, announced its financial results for 2020. Founded by Pieter Zwart, Paul de Jong, and Bart Kuijpers in 1999, Coolblue has 14 physical stores in the Netherlands and Germany.
Northmill Bank is a Swedish neobank with a mission to improve everyone’s financial life by offering relevant and personalised banking services built on intelligence.
The well-known Amsterdam-based payments platform Adyen has published its H2 2020 Shareholder letter and financial statements.
Labster is an edtech startup that sells virtual science laboratory simulations to schools.
Powder uses machine learning technology to enhance gamers’ experience by automatically finding video highlights in their gameplay and showcasing their content to like-minded gamers on the platform.
Klarna will provide users with a Visa debit card and a bank account with a German IBAN, to help them set up direct debits and deposits.
OpenOcean has also announced that the appointment of Ekaterina Almasque - former MD of Samsung Catalyst Fund - as General Partner.
Last year, the pandemic forced companies to change the way they operate and it also affected the economy of countries around the globe.
Cleantech startup E-magy is a designer and manufacturer of “nano-sponge” silicon material for advanced lithium-ion batteries.
Finch Capital will invest between €2 to €10M in Series A and B stages and acquire minority stakes in scale-ups with €2 to €5M in revenues.