360 Capital
Milan, Italy · AcceleratorEuropean VC with Paris and Milan offices managing about €700M AUM; invests in consumer and deep tech and backs unicorns such as Exotec.
AcceleratorSeed to Series AConsumerDeep Tech
Startup
Adam
Adam is a marketplace for tradespeople, effectively an on-demand platform for home renovation and construction services. Customers can book vetted painters, electricians, or renovation crews, while providers receive steady demand and streamlined scheduling.
The company has expanded across Europe, including the UK, Spain, and France. By 2026, Adam is a visible Czech marketplace success in the home services sector.
Czech RepublicPragueGrowthMarketplaceServicesConsumer
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Location
Prague, Czech Republic
Category
Startup
Stage
Growth
Profile
/czech-republic/startup/adam
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AcceleratorSeed to GrowthConsumerB2B TechFintechEntertainment
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