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EIC Accelerator - selected companies June 2023 cut-off

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A new set of 47 companies have been selected to receive European Innovation Council (EIC) funding, combining grants and equity, following the third 2023 EIC Accelerator cut-off in June 2023. Among these, 4 companies based in Flanders were selected:

Find out more on the Enterpise Europe Netwerk Flanders' website or on the EIC news article.

Enterprise Europe Network Flanders and NCP Flanders, in a joint effort, provide support to companies in the process of applying to the EIC Accelerator. Interested to apply? Contact NCP/EEN Flanders Advisor Magali Parent (magali.parent@vlaio.be).

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