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Tom Schmidtgen

Recent articles by Tom Schmidtgen

News Digidip and Yieldkit go their separate ways The advertisers are now both owned by the Hamburg-based investment group Waterland Private Equity. Together, they are already the market leader in Europe. Now they want to become the global number one.

Tom Schmidtgen 01.01.1970

News FarmInsect wants to breed insects as animal feed The Munich-based start-up has received millions in funding for this. Now it wants to use it to build the first larvae breeding facility.

Tom Schmidtgen 01.01.1970

News Smafo introduces third e-bike The start-up offers the Smafo 3 both for purchase and as a subscription. The e-bike is available from 1,899 euros.

Tom Schmidtgen 01.01.1970

News Penta apparently valued at more than 100 million euros The banking start-up receives a further 15 million euros from existing investors. This brings the total investment to almost 60 million euros.

Tom Schmidtgen 01.01.1970

News Coaching app Humanoo raises US$10 million So far, the start-up has around 300 B2B customers. With the money from the Series B, Humanoo is now planning to expand.

Tom Schmidtgen 01.01.1970

News Consumer advocates warn Tomorrow The Baden-Württemberg consumer advice center criticizes the fintech's "misleading advertising". Tomorrow has already reacted and adapted the relevant wording.

Tom Schmidtgen 29.08.3761

News Flixbus wants to expand to Brazil The green buses will soon be on the road in South America too. This is made possible by the opening of the mobility market in Brazil.

Tom Schmidtgen 29.08.2629

News Silent partnership for company builder Mantro The Munich-based company receives mezzanine financing from BayBG. The company builder wants to continue to grow.

Tom Schmidtgen 29.08.2022

News Vulcan Energy aims to go public The lithium start-up is already listed in Australia. Now the company also wants to move onto the Frankfurt trading floor.

Tom Schmidtgen 29.08.1601

News Doordash apparently wants to buy gorillas The US delivery service wants to invest in Gorillas. The start-up's valuation is currently so low that a "sell-off" is imminent.

Tom Schmidtgen 29.08.1105