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Estonian startups secure nearly €150 million in funding over three quarters

Estonian startups raised €147.3 million in the first three quarters of 2023, engaging in 45 investment deals with an average size of €3.3 million each.

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The 14 Largest Global Startup Funding Rounds of October 2023 – AlleyWatch

The 14 Largest Global Startup Funding Rounds of October 2023 – AlleyWatch
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Empowering Change: The Electrification Market s Electrifying Rise: states The Niche Research

Empowering Change: The Electrification Market s Electrifying Rise: states The Niche Research
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Supercapacitor specialist Skeleton secures financing for new product generation

Supercapacitor specialist Skeleton secures financing for new product generation
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The Ecosystem: Oxford accelerator proposes a new model for commercialising rare disease therapies

Nothing is easy about developing treatments for rare diseases. Patient populations are small, research funding scarce and markets limited. Yet almost all therapies that do emerge will need some form of commercialisation if they are to make it through the regulatory process and into the clinic.

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