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Netherlands Ministry of Economic Affairs and Climate Policy

Netherlands Ministry of Economic Affairs and Climate Policy

The Hague, South Hollandgovernment.nl

Overview

The Ministry of Economic Affairs and Climate Policy is responsible for developing and implementing policies related to economic growth, innovation, and climate change in the Netherlands. It promotes the Netherlands as a country of enterprise with a strong international competitive position and an eye for sustainability. The ministry is committed to creating an excellent entrepreneurial business climate, by creating the right conditions and giving entrepreneurs room to innovate and grow.

Year Founded

1905

Portfolio Companies

9

Investments

Netherlands Ministry of Economic Affairs and Climate Policy investments
CompanyDateStageLead
GDIMay 2025Series A ExtensionCo-investor
CoolbrookJul 2021GrantCo-investor
Salvia BioElectronicsMay 2025Series B-
QualinxDec 2017GrantCo-investor
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Sector & Stage Mix

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Investment Activity

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FAQ

Where is Netherlands Ministry of Economic Affairs and Climate Policy based?

Netherlands Ministry of Economic Affairs and Climate Policy is headquartered in The Hague, South Holland, Netherlands.

When was Netherlands Ministry of Economic Affairs and Climate Policy founded?

Netherlands Ministry of Economic Affairs and Climate Policy was founded in 1905.

How many portfolio companies does Netherlands Ministry of Economic Affairs and Climate Policy have?

Netherlands Ministry of Economic Affairs and Climate Policy has 9 portfolio companies in Caplight's dataset.

What are some companies in Netherlands Ministry of Economic Affairs and Climate Policy's portfolio?

Portfolio companies visible on Caplight include GDI, Coolbrook, Salvia BioElectronics, Qualinx.

What was Netherlands Ministry of Economic Affairs and Climate Policy's most recent investment shown here?

Netherlands Ministry of Economic Affairs and Climate Policy's most recent investment in this portfolio sample was in Salvia BioElectronics in 2025.

What sectors does Netherlands Ministry of Economic Affairs and Climate Policy focus on?

Netherlands Ministry of Economic Affairs and Climate Policy focuses on Healthcare & Life Sciences, Frontier & Industrial Tech, Frontier & Industrial Tech, Energy & Sustainability, Energy & Sustainability, Energy & Sustainability, Mobility, Transportation & Logistics, Energy & Sustainability, Energy & Sustainability, Frontier & Industrial Tech, Frontier & Industrial Tech, Frontier & Industrial Tech, Frontier & Industrial Tech, Frontier & Industrial Tech, Telecommunications & Networking, Frontier & Industrial Tech, Energy & Sustainability.

What company stages does Netherlands Ministry of Economic Affairs and Climate Policy focus on?

Netherlands Ministry of Economic Affairs and Climate Policy typically invests at the Early stage.

What is Netherlands Ministry of Economic Affairs and Climate Policy's AUM?

Netherlands Ministry of Economic Affairs and Climate Policy's assets under management are estimated between $10.0B and $100.0B.

Firmographic Details

HeadquartersThe Hague, South Holland
Year Founded1905

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