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Belgian Navitrans raises over 20 million

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18 January 2024
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US capital investor Firmament is investing heavily in Navitrans. It involves an amount of more than 20 million euros. With this, it also immediately acquires a majority in the Belgian software company from Kortrijk, which also operates in the Netherlands.

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