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Since 1993, Écart Invest 1 B.V. (“Écart”) has combined the professionalism of a private equity firm with the decisiveness and expertise of informal investors.

Écart provides venture capital to medium-sized Dutch companies. The investment amount, by way of shares or venture capital, varies from 0.3 million to 6 million euros.

Écart focuses on minority interests up to 49% of the company’s share capital and invests for an indefinite period of time.

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  • 23 December 2011 - 8:46

    RTL: Crisis biedt kansen

    Uitzending RTL Nieuws: Crisis biedt kansen Uitzending RTL Z special: Crisis biedt kansen

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  • 12 December 2011 - 15:59

    Samen Aler 24/7 Unieke samenwerking politie Twente en keurmerkhoudende beveiligers

    Sorry, this entry is only available in N.

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  • 29 August 2011 - 13:59

    Working together to treat dyslexia

    Dyslexia is a troublesome reading disability for children. Fortunately, early diagnosis and proper treatment of the condition can greatly improve a child’s reading and spelling skills. Since January 1, 2009 insurance companies reimburse the diagnosis and treatment of severe dyslexia in children from the basis insurance. For this scheme, parents, schools, practitioners and politicians fought [...]

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  • 25 August 2011 - 10:00

    Écart sells its stake in Studiekring

    On August 24, the stakeholders and management of Studiekring B.V. sold the majority of their shares in the company to the stock listed investment company Gimv. With the transaction, Gimv acquires a majority of shares in Studiekring. Ivo and Reinier Richaers – founders and directors of the company – each retain a minority stake in [...]

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  • 10 August 2011 - 13:36

    Recovery security sector

    In many ways 2010 was a turbulent year for the private security industry, as companies struggled with the effects of the economic crisis. The Security Management revenue statement for 2010 shows that this industry cautiously emerges from recession. The stagnation in sales and the decline in employment in the survey for 2009, has been replaced by a [...]

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