We analyse from a Corporate Finance perspective the third share sale of the Argentinean fintech Ualá, for $150M.
AMADIX: BIOMEDICINE AGAINST CANCER
We analyse from a corporate finance perspective the sale of shares in the biotech company Amadix, valued at around €3.2m.
BROOMX: IMMERSIVE VIRTUAL REALITY
Broomx Technologies sells part of its shares to new investors such as Wayra, Telefónica's investment vehicle, for €2M. We analyse it from Corporate Finance.
TEVEC: ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN BRAZIL
We analyse from the corporate finance perspective the 1.2M$ sale of shares in the Brazilian company Tevec, specialised in Artificial Intelligence.
FOR INFRASPEAK: MANAGEMENT SOFTWARE IN PORTUGAL
Portugal's Infraspeak has sold part of its shares to new investors such as Indico Capital Partners for €3m. We analyse it from a corporate finance perspective.
IDWALL: CYBERSECURITY IN BRAZIL
Idwall, a Brazilian identity validation and fraud prevention solutions company, sells part of its shares for 10M$. We look at it from a corporate finance perspective.
BIGFINITY: IA IN PHARMACEUTICAL MANUFACTURING
We analyse from Corporate Finance, the second share sale of Bigfinity, specialist in SaaS platforms for pharmaceutical and biotech industries, for 15M$.
ID FINANCE: THE RISE OF ONLINE LENDING
We analyse from a corporate finance perspective the sale of part of the shares of the fintech ID Finance. It has done so via equity crowdfunding for €5.7m.
COBLI: IoT TECHNOLOGY IN BRAZIL
We analyse from the corporate finance perspective the partial sale of shares in Brazil's Cobli, a transport and logistics company and leader in IoT technology, for 10M$.
RAVENPACK: PROCESSING NATURAL LANGUAGE
We analyse from a corporate finance perspective the sale of shares in Spanish technology company Ravenpack to investment bank GP Bullhound for 10M$.
NEOBANCO FUNDSFY LAUNCHES IN SPAIN
We analyse from a corporate finance perspective the sale of shares in Fundsfy, the first neobank for investors, in a €1m round.
APETEAT: ONLINE FOOD SERVICE FOR OFFICES
Apeteat, which specialises in office meal delivery services, has sold part of its shares to new investors for €1m. We analyse it from a corporate finance perspective.