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Pipeline Capital launches new mapping of the E-commerce ecosystem in Brazil

Study shows an 8% growth in the number of companies compared to last year; the tool serves as a business opportunity guide for the

How can strategic funding boost your business?

The growth of a company is a dynamic and challenging process that often requires significant financial resources. It’s in this context that strategic funding

Sustainable investments: The future and scale ventures

In recent years, the concept of sustainable investments has gained prominence in the global financial landscape. With a growing environmental and social consciousness, investors

5 common mistakes when selling your company – part 2

Selling a company is a powerful strategy for growth and expansion. However, the process is complex and fraught with pitfalls that can compromise the

The Medium, the Message, and the Relationship

We are nearing saturation in communication and complete human understanding. First, mobile phones opened up social networks and messaging across various channels. Then, the

Growth of the Fintech sector

And Scale Ventures as an investment opportunity in this market The fintech sector has experienced exponential growth in recent years, driven by technological innovation

M&A market is like a movie

The M&A (Mergers and Acquisitions) market can be likened to a movie composed of various scenes, rather than just a single photograph, as my

Pipeline Capital launches its Scape Report in Spain, the first in Europe

The company specialized in M&A within the Tech sector has previously developed other Scape Reports aimed at providing a compilation of companies operating in

M&A in the technology sector: Challenges and opportunities

Mergers and acquisitions (M&A) in the technology sector have emerged as a powerful tool for companies seeking innovation, expansion, and competitiveness. In this article,

Inorganic Growth: What it is and why it’s a great option for your company

Inorganic growth occurs when your company merges with others in some form, creating an operation that is larger than the sum of its parts.