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It’s been a busy few weeks in the startup world.
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It’s been a busy few weeks in the startup world.
Singapore-based Coda, a global leader in digital content monetisation platform, has signed a definitive agreement to acquire Recharge, an Amsterdam-based prepaid payments platform.
Dutch file-sharing platform WeTransfer has landed in hot water after users discovered new terms that suggested the company could use their files to train AI models.
Amstelveen-based SHIFT Invest, a Dutch venture capital firm, has announced the first close of its fourth fund, SHIFT Invest IV, securing…
Amsterdam-based Farm in a Box, a startup developing modular, easy-to-assemble recirculating aquaculture systems (RAS), has received €350,000 in funding from the North Holland Innovation Fund.
Norway-based Remora Robotics, a tech company that specialises in aquaculture robotics, has raised NOK 164M (nearly €13.73M) in a funding round.
Swedish AI startup Lovable, a platform that lets users build apps and websites using plain language, has secured $200M (approximately €172M) at $1.8B valuation in a Series A round led by Accel.
Stuttgart-based Q.ANT has announced a €62M Series A funding round.
Amsterdam-based Stellantis, a global automaker, has announced the end of its hydrogen fuel cell technology development programme.
Amsterdam-based Crisp, an online supermarket, announced a financing partnership with ABN AMRO, securing a €28M credit facility to support its sustainable business model and strategic growth across the Netherlands.
Paris-based Spiko, a fintech company operating in the European cash management market using tokenised infrastructure, has announced a $22M (nearly €18.96M) Series A funding round.
Buckinghamshire, England-based GRIDSERVE, an EV charging provider, has secured £100M (approximately €115M) in new equity investment from its institutional shareholders.