European Founders and VCs Urge Lawmakers 'to Get EU Inc Right'
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The EU wants to create uniform rules for start-ups, but the Member States do not want to go as far as the EU Commission does. Founders denounce this in a letter of fire.
Investors in well-known European companies mobilized to defend EU Inc. The bosses and founders of Revolut, Spotify, Wolta, Too Good To Go, as well as companies with Polish roots such as Iceye or ElevenLabs, warn in an open letter: a weakened EU Inc will be useless.
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BizToc100 days to save EU Inc: Europe’s tech leaders warn against watering down landmark reform
Europe’s startup founders and investors today released a letter warning that EU Inc, the proposed European company statute designed to let businesses incorporate under one common framework and operate...
In an open letter, tech heavyweights and investors warn that “EU Inc” – the policy proposal to make it easier to start and run a business in the EU – risks being watered down in the final negotiations. “We are still making it unnecessarily complicated to build and scale companies in our own market,” says EQT partner Victor Englesson, who signed the petition.
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