Sometimes a company needs a fresh start to really grow. That was the case for Nomadesk, a company that offers secure file sharing and storage solutions. Peter Geldhof and his partners founded Nomadesk in 2004. In 2017, they sold the company to Unifiedpost, a major technology company.

Spotable isn't your average SaaS startup. This team of passionate entrepreneurs wakes up the construction sector with AI-driven software that makes quotes lightning fast and more efficient. Three founders, three areas of expertise.

What do you do as an entrepreneur when, after almost 20 years of construction, you feel it's time to let go? For Benedikt, founder of V-Formation, it was clear: his life's work deserved a future with the right buyer.

What followed was a smart and thoughtful takeover process of not one, but three companies. With The Harbour as a strategic partner at his side.

ClimateCamp helps companies reduce their CO2 emissions by measuring and reducing the carbon footprint in the value chain with their suppliers. After months of discussions with investors, ClimateCamp engaged The Harbour to take the final step and successfully complete the deals.

Tomsgates specializes in luxury wooden cat and dog doors, representing quality and craftsmanship. They use sustainable materials and provide a premium service, including installation. The growth continued rapidly, leading Tomsgates to face an important decision: relocating to a larger storage facility to meet rising demand.

However, an expansion requires funding, which is where The Harbour stepped in. With a well-thought-out strategy, a financial plan, and expert guidance, nearly €1 million in funding was secured.

Sustainable mobility requires smart investments. As a pioneer in electric car sharing, BattMobility aspired to expand its impact and scale further. However, growth comes at a cost, and attracting the right investors is an art in itself. To convince Ethias Ventures and secure a strong deal, BattMobility enlisted the expertise of The Harbour. With an updated financial plan and strategic support throughout the negotiation process, we helped accelerate their growth plans.

Growing takes money. And Content & Coffee, "the application lifecycle company," knew that all too well. With big ambitions for the future and a group of interested investors on board, their capital round seemed within reach. However, a missing financial plan and a clear valuation posed a challenge that needed to be addressed. Together with The Harbour, they set to work on turning their growth plans into a financial success story. The result? A smart financing mix that raised nearly half a million euros and positioned them for a strong future.

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The road to growth is full of challenges, especially when launching an innovative product in a competitive market. MyGrid, the Flemish start-up behind the ModuleOne smart home battery, faced similar hurdles. To achieve their mission of making renewable energy accessible to everyone, founders Jan Wellens and Stef Van de Gehuchte needed not only capital but also the right investors. With the help of The Harbour, they devised a smart and strategic funding process that resulted in €600,000 and valuable expertise. This is how MyGrid prepared to fulfill their sustainable mission.