Your Invoices.
Our Financing.
We finance your unpaid invoices to unlock the cash flow you need to expand your business.
Our Financing.
We finance your unpaid invoices to unlock the cash flow you need to expand your business.
Location: Netherlands, North Holland, Amsterdam
Employees: 51-200
Phone: +31 20 505 0333
Total raised: $73.15M
Founded date: 2017
Investors 3
Date | Name | Website |
- | Million Mo... | millionmon... |
26.05.2021 | Speedinves... | speedinves... |
- | AB Venture... | abventures... |
Funding Rounds 4
Date | Series | Amount | Investors |
17.04.2023 | - | $54.91M | - |
09.06.2022 | - | $10.62M | - |
16.09.2020 | Series A | $5.9M | - |
09.11.2018 | - | $1.72M | - |
Mentions in press and media 15
Date | Title | Description |
21.05.2024 | Factris Relaunches AI-Enhanced Finance Automation Platform | A replacement of Factris’ FAB (Finance Automation for Business) platform has been released simultaneously across all five of Factris’ markets. These are Belgium, the Netherlands, Poland, Latvia, and Lithuania. Improvements include offering ... |
17.04.2023 | Factris Receives €50M Funding Line From Aegon AM | Factris, an Amsterdam, The Netherlands-based fintech company, secured a 50m EUR funding line from Aegon Asset Management. The amount of the deal was not disclosed. With this additional line of funding, Factris is on course to expand their S... |
17.04.2023 | Aegon Asset Management backs Amsterdam’s fintech firm Factris with €50M: Know more | Amsterdam-based Factris, a fintech company that provides quick, low-cost working capital to European SMEs, announced on Monday that it has secured €50M in funding from Aegon Asset Management. Last month, Factris announced that it has reache... |
17.04.2023 | Factris secures €50 million for its SME financing services offering | Amsterdam-based fintech Factris has received €50 million from Aegon Asset Management (Aegon AM) to cement its plans to bring its SME financing services into Estonia this quarter. “We are excited to continue being at the forefront in financi... |
19.12.2022 | Amsterdam-based AI startups that raised €1M+ in 2022; 11 of them are hiring right now | In recent years, Artificial Intelligence (AI) has become one of the hottest topics in both the tech industry and society. With the rapid advancement of AI technology, it’s no wonder why so many people are talking about it. What is Artificia... |
30.06.2022 | Amsterdam-based startups that raised funding in June; some are hiring right now | Amsterdam’s startup ecosystem has been growing steadily over the last decade. The influx of new entrepreneurs, tech companies, and investors makes the capital city of the Netherlands a hotbed for startups. The amount of money pouring into t... |
27.01.2021 | Dexteritas funds Amsterdam’s Factris with €5M Facility as latter aims to be biggest working-capital providers to SMEs in EU | Amsterdam-based Factris, a fintech startup that buys unpaid invoices from businesses, providing instant capital, recently closed a funding round with the private debt fund Dexteritas for €5M. Dexteritas is a Dutch private debt fund that off... |
17.09.2020 | Dutch fintech startup Factris bags €5M; plans to expand operations and business reach | For Small and Medium-Sized businesses or SMEs, it is crucial to manage and juggle the sources, timing and utilisation of cash flow. However, a lot of SMEs are shouldering the burden of ‘late payments’ at any given time. Well, imagine the wh... |
16.09.2020 | Factris Closes €5M Series A Funding | Factris, an Amsterdam, The Netherlands-based fintech company that buys unpaid invoices from businesses, providing instant capital, closed a €5M Series A equity funding. The round was led by AB Ventures, the corporate venture capital arm of ... |
10.09.2020 | Amsterdam-headquartered Factris helps SMEs with invoice financing; secures €50M in financing agreement | Small and Medium-Sized businesses or SMEs can sometimes struggle in managing their liquidity position better. Amsterdam headquartered fintech Factris helps such SMEs by turning their invoices into cash in just 24 hours. The startup seemed t... |
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