Hydrogen has become a key investment for the worldwide energy transition. Invest International facilitates and finances green hydrogen projects in emerging markets and developing countries (EMDC), contributing to local sustainable development and supporting the energy transition in Northwest Europe. Join us in Rotterdam at the World Hydrogen Summit ‘24 to learn more about the challenges and solutions in the development and financing of these projects and opportunities for Dutch entrepreneurs.
Invest International partners with Incision for the best surgical Healthcare worldwide
Invest International announces an equity investment of €3 million in Incision, a fast-growing Dutch medical software company specializing in surgical care. Founded in Amsterdam, Incision has rapidly established an international profile for its digital support products and clinical training solutions, improving the performance and efficiency of surgical units and operating rooms (ORs).
Over €46 Million Allocated for Dutch Greenhouse Technology in Africa and Southeast Asia
Invest International has allocated over €46 million in financing to facilitate the adoption of Dutch greenhouse technology in Vietnam, Ghana, and Tunisia. The Dutch companies spearheading these projects have developed impactful initiatives aimed at promoting sustainable local food security and employment opportunities. From establishing greenhouses in Vietnam’s Mekong Delta to cultivating a tomato industry in Tunisia, these endeavors are projected to create 3,500 jobs. Dutch greenhouse technology holds significant potential for enhancing food security and employment in emerging markets, and Invest International’s financing serves to advance this cause, underscoring the Netherlands’ leadership in horticulture and greenhouse construction.
Ethiopia and the Netherlands are jointly building a cooling center to support fruit and vegetable exports
The Ethiopian government has signed an agreement with Invest International, which acts on behalf of the Minister for Foreign Trade and Development Cooperation of the Netherlands, to realize the first phase of a large cooling center 70 kilometers from the capital Addis Ababa. The project, known as Cool Port Addis, is designed to facilitate the export of horticultural crops from Ethiopia in a cooled state to the port of Rotterdam and other market destinations in the ensuing years.
Collaboration with BNR: Exploring International Entrepreneurship through Inspiring Stories
Are you eager to stay ahead of the latest developments in doing international business? Look no further than BNRs program Internationaal Zakendoen. Every week, from February 5 2024 onwards at 1:10 PM, an item about International Entrepreneurship is broadcasted within the Business program.
A collaboration between BNR and Invest International. Featuring captivating narratives and invaluable insights into the realm of international business. Subsequently, you can revisit these episodes as a podcast on multiple platforms.
Invest International doubles financing for SME exports
Invest International expands the options for export financing of small transactions for Dutch SMEs and doubles the budget with €30 million to €60 million. The additional facility was presented today in the presence of the minister of Foreign Trade and Development Cooperation Geoffrey van Leeuwen, the chairman of MKB-Nederland Jacco Vonhof and Dutch entrepreneurs that already make use of the facility. In addition to increasing the export budget, it is now also possible to finance associated working capital.
Invest International invests €5 million in The Waste Transformers to expand global operations
Invest International provides financing to The Waste Transformers, a Dutch company specializing in manufacturing and on-site installation of biogas generators. The €5 million capital injection will be used to finance The Waste Transformers’ international expansion, focusing on local processing of food waste and converting it into clean energy and natural fertilizers. The company has projects in Europe, Africa and the Middle East. The investment is part of a funding round totaling €10 million.
Meet our country representatives: Hans Docter in Vietnam
We are kicking off our series on country representatives with Hans Docter, who became our representative in Vietnam in September 2023. Find out what motivated Hans to take up this new challenge, which sectors he’s focusing on, what his day-to-day looks like and how he supports potential clients, such as Dutch SMEs.
Injective (INJ) Partners with The Graph to Enhance Open Data Accessibility
Injective (INJ)has announced its integration with The Graph’s decentralized network, leveraging Firehose and Substreams technology. This collaboration aims to provide developers worldwide with improved access to on-chain data, facilitating the scaling of decentralized applications (dApps),
Streamlined Data, Empowered Developers
The Graph is renowned for its robust indexing and querying capabilities, enabling developers to efficiently access blockchain data necessary for application development. By integrating with The Graph’s Substreams and Substreams-powered subgraph solutions, Injective offers developers seamless access to on-chain data, setting a new standard for data accessibility and application development.
SFC Suspends Ha Po Kwan for 12 Months Over Misconduct
The Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) has banned Ha Po Kwan from regulated activities for 12 months due to misconduct,
The Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) has announced a 12-month suspension of Ha Po Kwan from engaging in regulated activities. The decision came in response to allegations of misconduct, according to the SFC.
Details of the Misconduct
Ha Po Kwan, a licensed representative, was found to have breached several regulatory requirements. The SFC's investigation revealed that Kwan engaged in improper practices that violated the standards expected of licensed individuals. Specific details of the misconduct were not disclosed, but the regulatory body emphasized the seriousness of the breaches.
Regulatory Implications
The suspension highlights the SFC's commitment to maintaining high standards in Hong Kong's financial markets. This action serves as a reminder to all licensed representatives of the importance of adhering to regulatory requirements. The SFC has been increasingly vigilant in monitoring and enforcing compliance to ensure market integrity.
Industry Reactions
The financial industry has taken note of the SFC's decision, with many viewing it as a necessary step to uphold trust in the regulatory framework. This suspension is among several recent actions by the SFC aimed at curbing misconduct and promoting ethical behavior within the industry.
The SFC's stringent measures are part of a broader strategy to enhance market transparency and protect investors. Market participants are advised to stay informed about regulatory changes and ensure that their practices align with the established guidelines.
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