Accelerator

Newion

Founded 2000. Early-stage VC focused on enterprise software in the Benelux and Nordics.

NetherlandsAmsterdamSeed to Series AEnterprise SoftwareCloudData

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Location

Amsterdam, Netherlands

Category

Accelerator

Stage

Seed to Series A

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