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Fiberwood Raises €7.7 Million for the Development of Ecological Building Insulation and Packaging Materials - Vimarsana News

Fiberwood Raises €7.7 Million for the Development of Ecological Building Insulation and Packaging Materials

A Finnish materials technology startup, Fiberwood Ltd, has raised 7.7 million euros in growth funding from existing investors Metsä Spring and Stephen Industries, together with public financiers. The

Fiberwood Raises €7.7M in Growth Funding - Vimarsana News

Fiberwood Raises €7.7M in Growth Funding

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Untapping the water management market: Finnish start-up raises €2.2m to recycle nutrients from wastewater - Vimarsana News

Untapping the water management market: Finnish start-up raises €2.2m to recycle nutrients from wastewater

NPHarvest, a spin-off from Aalto University in Finland, has raised €2.2 million to bring its proprietary nutrient catcher machine to market. The hardware is the first of its kind, making it possible to catch nutrients on a real commercial level, the company claims.

Polar Night Energy Successfully Closes ?7.6m in Seed Funding - Vimarsana News

Polar Night Energy Successfully Closes ?7.6m in Seed Funding

Polar Night Energy has successfully secured ?7.6m in seed funding. This significant investment will play a crucial role in realizing Polar Night Energy's vision of decarbonizing ene...

Brain stimulation tech wins €5M to fight depression at home - Vimarsana News

Brain stimulation tech wins €5M to fight depression at home

Finnish startup Sooma will use the funds to expand its portable depression alleviation neuromodulation device in new and existing markets.