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    Japan’s MOL Group Backs Novastar Ventures’ US$200M Fund III

    Mitsui O.S.K. Lines, Ltd. (MOL), a prominent Japanese shipping company with a legacy spanning...

    Shoprite Group Launches W23 Global, a $125M Corporate Venture Fund Targeting Early-Stage RetailTech

    Five of the world’s foremost grocery retailers have joined forces to inaugurate a groundbreaking...

    Toyota Tsusho Launches New Venture to Back African CleanTech

    In a move to spearhead renewable energy initiatives across Africa, Toyota Tsusho Corporation has...

    Morocco’s UM6P Ventures Turns to DeepTech Startups for Its Latest Funding Round

    UM6P Ventures, the investment fund associated with Mohammed VI Polytechnic University (UM6P), has unveiled...
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