Forever Bambù, Hevolus, Deliveristo, ArteMest, Poke House, Blubrake, ArteOlio e Tinaba sono the 8 new startups entered today in the Italian Tech Startup Database launched on 23 September: here is more in detail who they are and how they grow.
Forever Bambù is a startup born in 2014 and aims to create forests of giant moso bamboo for the production of fresh shoots for food and cane for multiple uses. Founded by Emanuele Rissone, in 2020 it closed an equity crowdfunding campaign on the Opstart platform, raising 3.7 million.
Hevolus is an Apulian startup founded in 2020 by Antonella La Notte. It deals with the development of solutions, projects and services for the innovation of business processes. In 2020 it closed a 4 million euro round led by the CDP – Cassa Depositi e Prestiti (through its Fondo Italia Venture II, dedicated to innovative startups and SMEs in the South).
Deliveristo, a startup founded in Milan in 2017 by Luca Calia with the aim of putting Italian quality producers and distributors in contact with the world of restaurateurs, in 2020 closed a Series A investment round of 4.5 million. euro with United Ventures, Gellify Digital Investments and Italian Angels for Growth (IAG).
ArteMest, e-commerce platform for craftsmanship and Italian luxury design (founded in 2015 by Ippolita Rostagno and Marco Credendino), in 2020 it closed a financing round of 5 million, led by Olma Luxury Holdings.
Poke House, startup (founded in 2018 by Matteo Pichi and Vittoria Zanetti) specialized in the preparation and delivery of pokes, in 2020 it closed a financing round of 5 million euros led by the venture capital fund Milano Investment Partners (MIP).
Blubrake, scale-up milanese which developed an anti-lock brake system for electric bikes integrated into the frame (a kind of ABS), closed a round of 5.2 million euros led by e-novia.
ArteOlio is a startup founded in 2019 by Augusto Lippi and Riccardo Schiatti. Its goal is the production and marketing of top quality Italian extra virgin olive oil thanks to innovative technologies. In 2020 it closed a € 5.8 million operation. To subscribe the Banco BPM and Verteq Capital loan.
Tinaba is an Italian fintech startup launched by Sator Private Equity Fund in 2015, which developed an app to send, save and share money at no cost. In 2020 it closed a 6 million round with Banca Profilo and Sator Private Equity Fund.
The Italian Startup Database today it counts 271 startup cards.
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