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Invest-NL takes part in a € 328 million investment in Sif, a Dutch company in offshore foundations, in order to strengthen Sif’s position as the leading supplier of foundations for the energy transition. The investment is done to construct the world’s largest monopile foundation manufacturing plant in Rotterdam, the Netherlands.
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Andrea is a critical collaborator. Constantly engaged in sharpening the focus and identifying potential pitfalls. In an innovation-driven organisation, this may not always be self-evident. But at Invest-NL, a critical eye is particularly welcome.
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Through the investment in Microsure, Invest-NL contributes to the development of micro-surgical robotics of Dutch origin. Sjaak Deckers (CEO of Microsure), Karin Steffens (senior investment manager Life Sciences and Health at Invest-NL), and Kristie Dekkers (investment associate at Invest-NL) discuss a product with global impact in micro-surgery.
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Invest-NL has teamed up with the European Investment Fund to launch the Dutch Future Fund (DFF). Tim van Vledder, Business Development Manager at Invest-NL, talks about this exciting new resource.
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Invest-NL is allocating € 100 million to the Temporary Bridging Loan Program for innovative Start-ups and Scaleups (TOPSS). This program has been set up in recent weeks in close cooperation with Techleap.nl and the Regional Development Agencies (ROMs).
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This has been quite a week for us! Last Friday, we were able to reveal a strong package of funding initiatives for innovative Dutch companies. And today we announced new financing opportunities in the shape of the Sustainable SME fund. A combination that highlights the full range of our activities. And communicating that message is important, because at times we seem to be caught between very different sets of expectations.
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Increasing circularity requires improving recycling rates. Recycling reduces the need for new fossil resources and decreases the amount of waste incinerated or landfilled. However, waste can be contaminated and pose safety risks to people and the environment.
