Dutch delivery-startup Brenger banks €600,000 in growth funding
Dutch delivery-startup Brenger, founded by Derk van der Have and Wisse Koedam in 2016, raised €600,000 from its current angel investors.
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Dutch delivery-startup Brenger, founded by Derk van der Have and Wisse Koedam in 2016, raised €600,000 from its current angel investors.
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Based in Amsterdam and Tel Aviv, Merkspace, an international chain of coworking offices, now lets its members pay with cryptocurrency.
Based on their own disappointment with the hassle of taking online exams like RedHat Developer Certification, Daniel Haven, and Teddy Funger founded ProctorExam, a cloud-based proctoring software.
Ten startups from six countries have just arrived at Rockstart's office in Nijmegen to start this year’s Digital Health program.
FlorAccess, a Dutch purchasing B2B e-commerce platform for wholesale and garden centers raised €750,000 for European expansion.
Startupbootcamp, an industry-focused startup accelerator program, held its second Demo Day for its ‘2018 FinTech & CyberSecurity program’. Led by MD Michael Dooijes and powered by partners such as Amazon, Cisco, Rabobank, ING, ABN-AMRO, and de Volksbank, the program requires participants to pass through a rigorous process.
Takeaway.com, a Dutch-based food ordering company has acquired Bulgaria's BGmenu and Romania's Oliviera as another step towards European dominance.
ParkBee, a Dutch startup has picked up €5 million in new funding for its Parkmobile and Park-line apps that let users book private car parking.
Aegon, a multinational life insurance, pensions, and asset management company headquartered in The Hague, Netherlands, has acquired a stake in the Dutch crowd-mortgage provider Jungo.
In 2017 more than two million motorhomes were registered in Europe.