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Bulgarian startups get easier access to capital from Germany and the world

published on 4/14/21 3:30 PM

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Bulgarian start-ups will have faster and easier access to capital from Germany and around the world. This became possible after the Bulgarian Stock Exchange (BSE) became a partner of the Deutsche Börse Venture Network.

The BSE states that the German organization consists of 460 risky investors from 32 countries around the world. The Bulgarian partner will serve as a bridge to the network through free evaluation and consultations of companies which are its potential members from Bulgaria.

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