Last week, Copenhagen-based IT company Planday announced it managed to raise DKK 250 million (EUR 33.5 million) in a new funding round, news service Berlingske reports.
Alongside the DVCA — a trade association for venture funds, capital funds and business angels -- Berlingske reviewed the 25 largest investments, and found that more than DKK 2 billion have been invested in Danish start-ups, with foreign companies in particular having woken up to the potential of the Nordic country’s young companies.
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