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Polish-based HigoSense eyes expansion in €5M Series A funding round

Investment will help the company raise awareness of its product in Europe, the Middle East and Asia.

Finom acquires electronic-money license in the Netherlands

The Netherlands-based B2B fintech platform FINOM has acquired an electronic-money license in the Netherlands, via full subsidiary FINOM Payments BV, laying the foundations for even stronger growth across all EU markets.

Eurobites: Nokia launches blockchain-powered data marketplace

Eurobites: Nokia launches blockchain-powered data marketplace
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Indian agri-focused lender NAFA raises $50m through equity and ECB

Indian agri-focused lender NAFA raises $50m through equity and ECB Photo: Reuters April 27, 2021 Agriculture-focused non-banking finance company (NBFC) Netafim Agricultural Financing Agency (NAFA) on Monday said it has raised $50 million through a mix of equity capital and external commercial borrowing from Israel based – Phoenix Group and Cogito Capital. Funds raised will be utilized for business expansion, enhanced offerings, and to expand horizons in the agri-rural domain and to improve its margins as it intends to service the high-cost old debt and bring down the overall cost of funds, the company said in a statement. Apart from Phoenix group and Cogito Capital, it recently raised $9.4 million of Tier I Capital from its parent, Netafim Singapore and offered exit to the initial equity partners Atmaram Properties & Granite Hill Fund as they had reached their investment horizon, it said.

Agi-focussed NAFA raises $40 m via ECB - The Hindu BusinessLine

April 26, 2021 Funds will be utilised to expand horizons in the agri-rural domain Netafim Agricultural Financing Agency Private Ltd (NAFA), an agri-focused non-banking finance company and subsidiary of Netafim Singapore, has raised $40 million via external commercial borrowing (ECB) from the Phoenix Group and Cogito Capital, both Israel-based investors. The NBFC recently also raised $9.4 million of Tier I Capital from Netafim Singapore and offering exit to the initial equity partners, Atmaram Properties & Granite Hill Fund, as they had reached their investment horizon, as per its statement. Business expansion The ECB funds will be utilised for business expansion, enhanced offerings, and to expand horizons in the agri-rural domain, it added

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