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The Sharing Group
Corporate VC firmThe Sharing Group is a Netherlands-based conglomerate comprising a family of tech companies focused on the power of sharing within the technology, energy, and mobility sectors. They develop platform solutions for markets in transition, aiming to make a significant impact on society with minimal environmental footprint.
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Stages
2. Prototype
3. Early Revenue
4. Scaling
5. Growth
Target countries
Netherlands
Belgium
Germany
Austria
Switzerland
Sweden
Denmark
Finland
Norway
Estonia
Italy
Spain
France
UK
Portugal
Luxembourg
Lead
Sometimes
Tickets
$500k to $2M
Location
James Wattstraat 77, 1097 DL Amsterdam, Netherlands
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