Belgian Medtech fund WHITE FUND closes €20M to finance ten most promising medtech projects
Based out of Liège, WHITE FUND is a new €20 million private early-stage investment fund, which is dedicated to the most promising Medtech projects in Belgium.
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Based out of Liège, WHITE FUND is a new €20 million private early-stage investment fund, which is dedicated to the most promising Medtech projects in Belgium.
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