Invest-NL — 2025 Investments
7 investments dated 2025 · listed companies and verified rows first · show all
Avantium develops bio-based materials and polymer technologies, including PEF and other renewable alternatives to conventional plastics, serving the packaging and materials industry.
BiotechCircular EconomyCleantechNew MaterialsNetherlands, NL
Co-investorsNavitas CapitalAster CapitalCapricorn Venture PartnersNV NOMPMVSignet Healthcare Partners+2 more
Cultivated develops Cosaic Neo, a multipurpose food ingredient that combines texture, nutrition, and clean-label properties for beverage and food manufacturers.
BiotechFoodTech
Co-investorsBig Idea VenturesBlue Horizon CorporationSustainable Food VenturesAgronomicsKickfund
Kaleido offers a modular enterprise platform with pre-integrated products for tokenization, custody, digital assets, middleware, interoperability, and blockchain infrastructure.
Crypto & Web3Data & InfrastructureEnterprise Software
Steve Cerveny(Founder)inSophia Lopez(Founder)in
Co-investorsConsenSys MeshValor Capital GroupEQT Life SciencesFlagship PioneeringInnovation IndustriesMenlo Ventures+1 more
Mosa Meat is a company developing cultivated meat.
BiotechClimate TechFoodTech
Mark Post(Founder)Mark W. Post(Founder)Peter Verstrate(Founder)
Co-investorsAgronomicsArcTern VenturesBlue Horizon CorporationCollateral GoodLowercarbon CapitalM Ventures+8 more
The Protein Brewery develops FERMOTEIN, a fermentation-based whole food ingredient made from fungal mycelium that provides complete protein and prebiotic fiber.
BiotechFoodTechBreda, NL
Thijs Bosch(CEO)in
Co-investorsBOMUnovis Asset ManagementNovo Holdings
TIN Capital is a Dutch venture capital firm that invests in cybersecurity and IoT security startups and scale-ups based in Europe.
CybersecurityAmsterdam, NL
Co-investorsKPN VenturesEuropean Investment Fund
Kaleido, a lightweight modular precision-dosing insulin pump.
Co-investorsInkefInnovation IndustriesEQT Life SciencesForbionROM Utrecht Region
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