Newsletter 20 May 2022
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#MaaS #Mobility #Circularity
Trends
 

THE FUTURE ON TWO WHEELS

Nowadays, more than 51% of urban mobility still relies on cars. It is estimated that every kilometre driven by car costs a city and its citizens 30 to 40 cents. By contrast, every bicycle kilometre generates an overall benefit to society of at least one euro. With this in mind, the bicycle traffic in major cities is expected to increase by 18 percent by 2030.

 

Moving one step further, to the concept of Mobility as a Service (MaaS), new solutions appear, such as the one proposed by Roetz. This Amsterdam-based circular bicycle brand combines their e-bikes with a data-driven service, to greatly reduce the total cost of ownership during the entire product lifecycle. In their latest financial round, Veth investments, among other investors, have contributed to the EUR 1.8 Mln round.

PE & VC investments
#M&A
 

Eduservices adds purchasing to its catalogue

 
 

Accompanied by Capza since the autumn of 2021, the higher education and technical training group Eduservices, has acquired CDAF formation. The latter focuses on purchasing specialties, within professional training.

 

With this acquisition, Eduservices consolidates itself as the second private education group in France, supporting more than 17.500 students each year. It plans to continue its national expansion.

 

 

 

 

 

 

#Startups
 

Producing clean hydrogen from bio and natural gas

 

 

HYDROGEN Mem-Tech (HMT) endeavors to make the green shift happen.

 

The company has developed a technology that extracts clean hydrogen from bio and natural gas, while CO2 and other residual gases are captured and can then be utilised or sequestered.

 

AP Ventures and Shell Ventures, among their core investors, have helped HMT secure more than EUR 16 Mln in their latest funding round.

 
 
 
 
 
#Fundraising
 
 
Regenerative farming impact fund
 
 
 

AXA, Unilever and Tikehau Capital have signed a Memorandum of understanding to launch a EUR 1 Bln impact fund that will focus on regenerative farming.

 

The impact fund will likely have a 15-year term, longer than traditional PE funds.

 

The trio seeks to establish an ecosystem of investments that will support the transition from conventional to regenerative agriculture.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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