Swiss-based Hedera Dx bags €15M to help hospitals offer better cancer tests and…
Switzerland-based Hedera Dx, a techbio company, has raised €15M in a Series A financing round to drive advanced cancer care.
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Switzerland-based Hedera Dx, a techbio company, has raised €15M in a Series A financing round to drive advanced cancer care.
Eindhoven-based Salvia BioElectronics, a clinical-stage medical device company, announced that it has secured €53M in a Series B financing round.
Limerick, Ireland-based VIOTAS, a smart grid technology firm, has secured a €10M growth finance facility from Claret Capital Partners.
Masia, a €20M angel fund based in Barcelona, has been launched today.
Paris-based Memority, a company reinventing identity and access management, has completed its first Series A financing round, raising €13M. The capital will support the company’s expansion in Europe in Identity and Access Management (IAM).
Hasselt, Belgium-based ResultX, a startup specialising in ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) reporting solutions, has been awarded over €400,000 in innovation grants from VLAIO (Flemish Agency for Innovation and Entrepreneurship).
Paris-based Noota, a startup specialising in AI-driven meeting transcription and recruitment assistance, has raised €3M in a funding round led by Blast Club, with participation from SHARPSTONE and Bpifrance.
Montpellier-based SeqOne, a provider of AI software for Next-Generation Sequencing (NGS) data analysis in oncology and rare diseases, has announced a €20M oversubscribed growth funding round.
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Netherlands-based ElasticScale, a company that powers SaaS (Software-as-a-Service) growth, has raised €300K in non-dilutive funding.
London-based Builder.ai, the artificial intelligence startup backed by Microsoft and the Qatar Investment Authority, announced that it is filing for bankruptcy.