Investment into Spanish startups reached record levels during the first half of last year, with $2bn raised. And whilst the first half of 2023 hasn’t managed to match those peaks, if you remove the booming days of 2021 and early 2022 then funding still remains at historically high levels, according to Dealroom.
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