Eighty per cent of Dutch tech start-ups face no funding by September
Dutch survey finds that thirteen per cent are already struggling to stay afloat
More than eighty percent of Dutch tech start-ups will be without funding and cash flow after September if the COVID-19 crisis continues, according to a survey by a Netherlands government-backed firm. Techleap.nl is a non-profit publicly funded organisation that monitors the tech sector in the Netherlands. In its Covid-19 Impact Report, Techleap surveyed 445 start-ups and scale-ups (eight per cent of the total number of such firms in the Netherlands) about their challenges regarding the virus'...
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