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Invest-NL and EIC Fund support the development of deeptech technology developed by Dutch start-up

The Swiss start-up is engaged in the development of copper-based radiopharmaceuticals for the treatment of cancer.

The start-up closes the round led by Croatian fund Fil Rouge Capital and opens offices in Rome and Zagreb to complement its headquarters in Naples.

The start-up receives funding in a deal led by Primo Climate and MITO Tech Ventures, and is working on the construction of the industrial plant.

The report analyses 23,000 professionals and 3,600 European start-ups and highlights how technical skills alone are not enough.

The start-up is engaged in the development of a new technology for methane pyrolysis. Investors include TDK, TechEnergy and MITO.

The agrotech startup that monitors plant health receives funding from La Gemma Venture, Creazione Impresa and the Salvi family.

On the strength of its recently closed €1 million round of funding, the Italian start-up is now expanding into international markets.

The fund led by Lisa Di Sevo enters as lead investor in the round of the start-up that uses AI for video and photo content management.

The start-up works to develop models aimed at substantially reducing food waste in various operational contexts.

The report on corporate venture capital il produced by Italian Tech Alliance, Growth Capital and Rucellai & Raffaelli.

The investment platform has offices in Paris and Berlin and is strengthening its investment teams, buoyed by its results in the first half of the year.

The AGCC initiative, which has offices in Berlin, Seoul, Dubai and Abu Dhabi, supports start-ups in expanding into Asian markets.

The beauty tech company, founded within the Mamazen startup studio, is now also offering its services to companies that wish to provide them to their employees.

The start-up has completed a crowdfunding campaign and is now preparing to develop teams and projects, with an eye on the US market.