Armilar Venture Partners, founded in 2000 and based in Lisbon, Portugal, is an early-stage venture capital firm that invests in deep-tech startups across Europe. They focus on areas like AI, machine learning, robotics, quantum computing, and space technology, providing funding and support from early stages to exit. Armilar is also part of the ESA Investor Network, which connects space startups with potential investors and ESA programmes. Keywords associated with Armilar are: venture capital, deep-tech, early-stage investments, space technology, Portugal, ESA.
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Neuraspace has raised €2.5 million from Armilar Venture Partners.
Neuraspace raised €2.5 million from Armilar Venture Partners.
Neuraspace raised €2.5 million from Armilar Venture Partners and a further €25 million for sensor infrastructure and its growth strategy with support from the Recovery and Resilience Plan and NextGenerationEU Funds.
Neuraspace raised 2,500,000 EUR from Armilar Venture Partners.
Neuraspace raised €2.5 million from Armilar Venture Partners.
Neuraspace raised 2,500,000 EUR from Armilar Venture Partners and an additional 25,000,000 EUR for sensor infrastructure and its growth strategy with support from the Recovery and Resilience Plan and NextGeneration EU Funds.
Neuraspace raised €2.5 million from Armilar Venture Partners.
Neuraspace raised €2.5 million from Armilar Venture Partners and secured a further €25 million for sensor infrastructure and growth via the Recovery and Resilience Plan and NextGeneration EU Funds.
Neuraspace raised €2.5 million from Armilar Venture Partners.
Armilar Venture Partners was the first institutional investor in Feedzai in 2011 and has served on Feedzai’s board of directors since then.
Neuraspace raised €2.5 million from Armilar Venture Partners.
Armilar Venture Partners was the first institutional investor in Feedzai in 2011 and has served on Feedzai’s Board of Directors.
Neuraspace raised €2.5 million from Armilar Venture Partners.
Neuraspace will use the €2.5 million from Armilar Venture Partners to accelerate the commercialisation of its platform.