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Tom Schmidtgen

Recent articles by Tom Schmidtgen

News Shoop.de is sold The Global Savings Group takes over the operator of Shoop.de, Germany's largest cashback platform.

Tom Schmidtgen 29.08.0612

News Air up raises 18 million euros The aroma start-up has successfully completed another financing round. A big name is among the investors.

Tom Schmidtgen 29.08.0013

News Ryte receives 6.5 million euros The SaaS start-up Ryte receives millions in funding. This will drive its international expansion.

Tom Schmidtgen 29.08.9703

News Former Metro boss founds start-up consulting firm Olaf Koch, the ex-CEO of Metro, has a new side job. He founds a strategy and investment consultancy.

Tom Schmidtgen 29.08.8340

Reports How a start-up wants to digitise learning Sofatutor has been offering learning videos for almost 13 years. But never before have so many watched them as in the Corona year. Can the trend continue in the long term?

Tom Schmidtgen 01.01.1970

News EU invests in 42 start-ups The European Union becomes a shareholder in European start-ups. The Commission is investing a total of 178 million euros.

Tom Schmidtgen 01.01.1970

News Trade Republic expands into France Fintech Trade Republic is continuing its European expansion. The neo-broker will be launching in France in the coming weeks.

Tom Schmidtgen 01.01.1970

News Delivery Hero wants to issue more shares The DAX-listed company plans to issue 9.44 million shares to institutional investors. The share price turns negative.

Tom Schmidtgen 01.01.1970

News Bayer leads the Series B financing of Senti Bio Senti Bio receives 105 million US dollars. The financing round was led by Bayer. Senti Biosciences receives an investment of 105 million US dollars. Among the investors is Leaps by Bayer, the investment arm of Bayer...

Tom Schmidtgen 01.01.1970

News Frischepost expands to Munich Following a new round of financing, the food delivery service Frischepost wants to supply more and more cities with regional fruit and vegetables.

Tom Schmidtgen 01.01.1970