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ABP to invest 1 billion euros in European tech companies over the next three years

ABP to invest 1 billion euros in European tech companies over the next three years

Dutch pension fund ABP has announced plans to invest 1 billion euros in young European technology companies over the next three years. The initiative includes an initial contribution of 250 million euros to the Scaleup Europe Fund.

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