An underdeveloped local market for IT services has not prevented Belarusian IT firm from becoming enormously successful. Belarus has long been recognised as having one...
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R8tech, an Estonian start-up making building climate management efficient and environmentally-friendly, closes a 900,000 euro investment round. Tallinn-based start-up...
With only a few days left until the end of 2020, two start-ups from emerging Europe have announced new funding to support their operations and expansion. Two Baltic...
The shift to online learning caused by Covid-19 has been a boon for edtech start-ups such as Poland’s Brainly, which has just closed a major new funding round that...
The founders of ask.fm are back with a new social network and plenty of seed funding. The Riga-based social media start-up F3 has raised nearly 3.2 million euros in seed...
Croatian agritech start-up Agrivi raises 3.9 million euros to expand to US and European markets. The Croatian agriculture tech start-up Agrivi has closed a Series A...
Vilnius logistics start-up GoRamp secures 450,000 euros to expand to Poland and Western Europe. Following on from a successful financing round of 120,000 euros in...
An app that allows users to invest in fractional shares in private companies takes its total funding to one million euros. Tallinn-based fintech start-up Raison has...
Europe moves a step closer to creating a transformative tech champion. Estonian energy storage technology maker Skeleton Technologies has raised 41.3 million euros from...
A Slovenian-based machine translation platform has raised 1.2 million euros in seed finance from the venture capital fund Fil Rouge Capital, bringing its total funding...
Slovakia and US-based 3D and augmented reality platform Vectary has announced a 5.9 million euros funding round led by EQT Ventures fund with existing investor BlueYard...
The Brno-based mid-term property renting platform Flatio yesterday merged with the Portuguese start-up NomadX, a rental marketplace aimed at digital nomads. Founded in...
