Dutch VCs raise 3.2B, PE buyouts hit 5.8B, scaleup funding drops sharply in 2024: NVP Report - Silicon Canals
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The NVP's annual report for 2024 reveals that while venture capital investments in the Netherlands remained steady at €1.2B, the number of funded startups decreased. In contrast, private equity saw an increase, reaching €5.8B, despite fewer transactions. Dutch scaleups faced a notable decline in funding, dropping to €698M, marking the lowest investment level since 2016. The report highlights the need for enhanced investment strategies to support the growing demand for capital among startups and scaleups amidst fluctuating market conditions.
The Dutch Private Equity and Venture Capital Association, NVP, reports €1.2B invested in startups in 2024, maintaining 2023 levels despite fewer investment deals.
In 2024, Dutch scaleups faced a stark decline in growth capital investment, with only €698M raised, the lowest figure since 2016.
Private equity investments saw a significant rise, with €5.8B allocated to Dutch companies in 2024, highlighting continued confidence in the sector despite fewer transactions.
NVP's annual report emphasizes the need for a robust investment climate in the Netherlands, particularly to support startups and scaleups facing decreasing investment levels.
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