2020 will be a better year for investment in maritime and logistics start-ups
Venture capital investment in the maritime sector was dominated last year by the enormous $1bn ...
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A companion piece on our story today on 300cubits. Yesterday, maritime news site Splash247 ran a debate on the prospect of valuation bubble emerging in shipping and logistics – from the vast amount of investor capital raised by the likes of Flexport in recent years to the burgeoning interest in blockchain and the stunning volatility in the value of cryptocurrencies such as bitcoin, industry analysts and start-up entrepreneurs try to make sense of technology’s current and future role in shipping.
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