IPO for Deep Tech: Pros & Cons
Could an IPO be the game-changer your deep tech startup needs to reach new heights? An Initial Public Offering (IPO) represents a pivotal moment for any company, especially for deep tech startups.
TD Shepherd is thrilled to congratulate the exceptional team at Innatera Nanosystems on the successful closing of their recent investment round, raising an impressive 15 million euros! This milestone achievement marks a significant step forward in advancing the innovative landscape of ultra-low-power neuromorphic processors.
With support from Invest-NL’s Deep Tech Fund, the EIC Fund, and existing backers MIG Capital, Matterwave Ventures, and Delft Enterprises B.V., Innatera is geared-up to accelerate its mission of revolutionizing the integration of intelligence into sensors and sensor-based devices.
Well done, Innatera!
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Could an IPO be the game-changer your deep tech startup needs to reach new heights? An Initial Public Offering (IPO) represents a pivotal moment for any company, especially for deep tech startups.
An article recently published online with the title “Europe needs more scientists in VC to become a deeptech powerhouse – Tech.eu” highlights the fact that the problem deep-tech startups are facing is still not widely understood.
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