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Inven, a Finnish startup, receives €1.5 million funding to revolutionize M&A procedures.

Inven, a Finnish startup, has recently received €1.5 million in funding to revolutionize the procedures of mergers and acquisitions (M&A). The company is set to introduce a new software platform that will streamline the M&A process, making it faster, more efficient, and more cost-effective for businesses.Mergers and acquisitions are complex processes that involve a lot of paperwork, legal procedures, and negotiations. The process can take months, if not years, to complete, and can be very expensive for businesses. Inven aims to change that by introducing a software platform that will

Shift in Fundraising: Europe Tech Startups Double Debt Financing

In recent years, there has been a shift in fundraising strategies for European tech startups. While equity financing has traditionally been the go-to option for startups seeking funding, there has been a significant increase in the use of debt financing. According to a report by Dealroom, the amount of debt financing raised by European tech startups has more than doubled in the past five years, from €1.4 billion in 2015 to €3.2 billion in 2020.So, what is debt financing, and why are more startups turning to this option? Debt financing

Shift in Fundraising Sees Europe Tech Startups Double Debt Financing

In recent years, there has been a significant shift in the way that European tech startups are raising funds. Instead of relying solely on equity financing, many companies are turning to debt financing as a way to fuel their growth. This trend has seen the amount of debt financing for European tech startups double in the past year alone.So why are more and more startups turning to debt financing? There are several reasons for this shift. Firstly, debt financing allows startups to raise capital without diluting their ownership or giving

Epinote, a company based in Warsaw, secures €1.4 million funding to enhance workplace productivity.

Epinote, a startup based in Warsaw, has recently secured €1.4 million in funding to enhance workplace productivity. The company provides a unique solution that helps businesses improve their internal communication and collaboration, ultimately leading to increased productivity and efficiency.Epinote's platform is designed to streamline communication within organizations by providing a centralized hub for all team members to collaborate and share information. The platform includes features such as task management, file sharing, and real-time messaging, all of which are designed to make it easier for teams to work together and stay

Epinote, a company based in Warsaw, secures €1.4 million to enhance workplace productivity.

Epinote, a technology company based in Warsaw, has recently secured €1.4 million in funding to enhance workplace productivity. The company specializes in developing software solutions that help businesses streamline their operations and improve employee efficiency.The funding round was led by a group of investors, including Innovation Nest and Black Pearls VC. Epinote plans to use the funds to expand its product offerings and accelerate its growth in the European market.Epinote's flagship product is a cloud-based platform that helps businesses manage their workflow and automate repetitive tasks. The platform integrates with

European Union’s Green Deal Industrial Plan for Achieving Net-Zero Carbon Emissions

The European Union (EU) has recently unveiled its ambitious Green Deal Industrial Plan, which aims to achieve net-zero carbon emissions by 2050. The plan is a comprehensive package of measures designed to reduce emissions from industrial sectors, such as energy, transport, and manufacturing. It also seeks to promote the development of clean energy sources, such as renewable energy and hydrogen.The plan sets out a number of targets for the EU to reach by 2030. These include a 40% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions from 1990 levels, a 32.5% increase in

Bain Capital Makes Counteroffer to Triton’s €1.09 Billion Bid for Caverion

Bain Capital, a leading global private investment firm, has made a counteroffer to Triton's €1.09 billion bid for Caverion, a leading provider of technical services in the building and industrial sectors. The counteroffer is reportedly worth €1.14 billion, or approximately $1.3 billion.The bid by Bain Capital is the latest development in a bidding war between the two firms for Caverion. Triton had initially offered €1.09 billion for the company, but Bain Capital has now upped the ante with its counteroffer.Caverion is a major provider of technical services in the building

Bain Capital’s Caverion Acquisition Bid Outbid by Triton’s €1.09 Billion Offer, Bain Responds.

Bain Capital, a global private investment firm, recently had its bid to acquire Caverion Corporation, a leading provider of technical services for buildings and industries in Europe, outbid by Triton Partners. Triton offered €1.09 billion for the company, while Bain's bid was €1.06 billion. In response to the news, Bain Capital released a statement expressing disappointment in the outcome but also expressing confidence in the company's future prospects.Caverion Corporation is a Finland-based company that provides a range of technical services for buildings and industries across Europe. The company has a

Bain Capital’s Caverion Deal Outbid by Triton with €1.09bn Offer, Bain Responds.

On June 3rd, 2020, the private equity firm Bain Capital was outbid by Triton in their attempt to acquire the Finnish building services company Caverion. The bid from Triton was €1.09 billion, while Bain Capital had offered €1.05 billion. This marks the end of a bidding war between the two firms that had been ongoing since April. Caverion is a leading provider of building services and solutions in Europe, with operations in Finland, Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Germany, Austria, and Poland. The company has over 17,000 employees and provides services such

Bain Capital Responds to Triton’s €1.09bn Offer for Caverion

Bain Capital, a global private investment firm, recently responded to Triton's €1.09bn offer for Caverion, a leading provider of technical services for buildings and industries in Europe. The offer was made on behalf of a consortium of investors, including Bain Capital, and was accepted by the board of directors of Caverion.Bain Capital's response to the offer was positive, with the firm's managing director, David Humphrey, saying that the offer "provides an attractive opportunity for Caverion's shareholders to realize value for their investment." He added that the consortium of investors is

Bain Capital Launches Counter-Offer After Triton Outbids Them for Caverion with €1.09bn Offer

Bain Capital, a private equity firm, has launched a counter-offer after Triton outbid them for Caverion with a €1.09bn offer. Caverion is a leading provider of technical services for buildings and industries in Europe and the Middle East.The battle for Caverion began in October when Triton made an offer of €1.09bn for the company. Bain Capital then made a counter-offer of €1.14bn, which was rejected by Caverion’s board of directors. However, Bain Capital has now launched a new counter-offer of €1.20bn, which is higher than Triton’s offer.The bidding war for