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The start-up that develops technologies to identify whether content is produced by AI had already raised €2.2 million.

The fintech start-up controlled by Cetif Advisory sees the Brescia-based bank acquire 9.1% of the capital.

The initiative, promoted by the city administration, is managed by Pwc, Lifegate, Lhub, Webgenesys and Designtech.

The company is a spin-off of the University of Milan and has technology for the treatment and recovery of wastewater.

The foodtech start-up began fundraising in November 2023 and has now reached a total of €18.5 million.

The Palermo-based company is one of the few that still offers free service to travellers who experience delays or cancellations.

The scaleup develops a digital platform that allows companies to provide benefits to employees in a participatory manner.

The Advanced Market Commitment, which brings together thousands of companies including big tech firms, chooses the Italian start-up.

The start-up is funded by the Investors' Club, Growth Engine, Sensible Capital, CDP Venture Capital and business angels.

As in the physical world, the risk of pirated copies of various types of products is also increasing in the digital world.

Thousands of former mines leave behind a toxic legacy. M3R uses bacteria, fungi and plants to treat soil contaminated with heavy metals.

Balderton, Supernova, Lakestar with 33N, United Ventures and Partech, which had participated in the previous round, are participating in the investment.

The start-up focuses on the sports tourism market, already operates in several European markets and aims to expand into the US and Asia.

The quarterly report by the Italian Venture Capital Observatory shows that investments in start-ups have not grown as expected.

The scaleup receives funding from Equiter's Fondo Tematico Turismo fund, controlled by Intesa Sanpaolo, FNM and the founders.