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REVOLUTIONIZING THE ELECTRIC BIKE MARKET
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With an estimated 10 million e-bikes expected to be purchased annually in Europe by 2030, Loewi, a Paris-based startup, aims to provide a solution for affordable and sustainable transportation options by refurbishing electric bikes.
Led by founders Tanguy Lastennet (CEO) and Diego Level (President), Loewi has built strong partnerships with prominent retailers, manufacturers, and marketplaces throughout Europe. Their commitment to quality, customer relationships, and adherence to ethical standards has garnered recognition and trust from partners such as Decathlon, BackMarket, and Alltricks.
Loewi's approach focuses on delivering bikes in perfect working condition, leveraging their reconditioning capabilities to meet the growing demand.
The recent announcement of EUR 1 Mln Pre-Seed comes from notable investors including Antler France, Satgana, the Centrale-Supélec 21st fund, and the Caméléon Invest Family Office. These funds will empower Loewi to expand their reconditioning capabilities, develop cutting-edge technological tools, and accelerate their growth trajectory.
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AD Education acquires ICMP, a Leading Music Education Institution in London.
ICMP, established in 1985, is renowned for its specialization in music production and live performance education, with over 1,200 students across its two campuses in Kilburn and Queen's Park.
This strategic acquisition will enable ICMP to accelerate its development in new fields, offering online training programs in the music and music production industries, while opening up new international opportunities and creating synergies with other schools within the group.
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Startup Zero44 secures funding to help the maritime sector reach carbon zero
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Berlin-based Zero44 secures EUR 2.5 Mln in seed funding, led by Atlantic Labs, to provide digital solutions for the maritime industry to achieve carbon neutrality.
Zero44's software helps companies manage emissions and develop practical CO2 strategies, reducing emissions significantly and quickly.
The funds raised will be used to optimize the software, expand the team, acquire new customers, and prepare for the challenges of the EU Emissions Trading System.
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London-based Talis Capital announces first closing of Talis Ventures III |
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Talis announces the first closing of its EUR 164 Mln early-stage fund, focused on supporting founders in building disruptive and enduring businesses.
Already partnering with Bondaval, a credit security platform and Rubi Laboratories, a carbon-negative textile company, Talis Ventures III will lead investments in Tech Infrastructure, Climate & Synbio, and Consumer Internet companies.
Talis Capital is led by equal partners Matus Maar, Thomas Williams, and Kirill Tashilov who believe that venture capital is a service business that should support every aspect of a company building.
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