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Osborne Clarke advised dsm-firmenich on its seed investment in Nous, an Italian start-up specialising in the development of innovative functional ingredients for the food, beverage and nutraceutical sectors. The investment is aimed at accelerating the development and commercialisation of Koncentra, a proprietary botanical ingredient designed for the energy and wellbeing segment. The transaction involved Foodtech…
‘Time will tell whether that was a good bet’: My adviser got me a full SpaceX IPO allocation. Was I lucky?
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Magnendo Secures $18M Series A Financing to Transform Endovascular Access for Stroke Intervention
Magnendo Corp. MIT spinout to accelerate product development and first-in-human studies of its magnetic robotic navigation platform designed to dramatically improve the speed and reliability of neuro-endovascular procedures Magnendo Secures $18M Series A Financing to Transform Endovascular Access for Stroke Intervention NEWTON, Mass., July 24, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Magnendo Corp., an MIT spinout developing…
DeepSeek reportedly preparing to file for IPO as soon as this year
The Chinese start-up is also reportedly discussing plans for a new fundraising round ahead of the IPO, just weeks after it raised more than $7bn. Chinese AI company DeepSeek has reportedly begun preparing for an initial public offering (IPO) and may file as early as this year, according to Bloomberg and the Wall Street Journal…
eBike startup Lug+Carrie nabs $18 million debt deal for US plans
East Coast subscription eBike startup Lug+Carrie has secured an $18 million asset-backed debt facility for its fleet expansion across Australia and the United States Climate tech-focused boutique financier Catalytic Impact Capital backed the non-dilutive deal for the six-year-old venture, which operates in Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane, as well as the US west coast in the…
