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France raised €4.05B over the last 90 days, up from €1.97B in the prior 90 days, a 2.1x increase, even as deal count fell from 70 to 54.
Germany's 90-day funding dropped from €6.56B to €1.84B, a 72% decline, while deal count fell more modestly from 110 to 82.
Portugal's 90-day funding rose from €62M to €543M, an 8.8x increase, on a near-flat deal count of 8 to 9, indicating a low-base swing concentrated in few rounds.
Finland's 90-day funding fell from €1.04B to €233M, a 77% drop, with deal count declining from 23 to 10.
Denmark's 90-day funding rose from €78M to €233M, a 3.0x increase, with deal count up from 12 to 19.
Germany recorded €5.29B across 95 deals in the recent 90-day window, up from €2.76B across 97 deals in the prior period. Deal count fell slightly while capital raised rose 92%.
France raised €4.39B in the recent 90-day window versus €2.24B in the prior period, a rise of 96%, while deal count fell from 67 to 39.
The Netherlands raised €1.28B in the recent 90-day window, up from €405M in the prior period, a rise of 215%, while deal count held steady at 24.
Lithuania raised €246M across 7 deals in the recent 90-day window, up from €6M across 4 deals in the prior period. The rise reflects a very small prior base of €6M.
Belgium raised €157M across 17 deals in the recent 90-day window, down from €1.01B across 22 deals in the prior period, a decline of 84%.
Spain grew from €525M across 64 deals to €1.2B across 79 deals, a rise of 138% in capital and 15 more deals than the prior 90-day window.
Ireland's funding fell from €435M across 18 deals to €125M across 7 deals, a decline of 71% in capital and 11 fewer deals than the prior 90-day window.
