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Orus offers business insurance products to restaurant owners and other small companies

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By Romain Dillet

October 10, 2023

Orus offers business insurance products to restaurant owners and other small companies

French startup Orus has raised an $11.6 million Series A funding round (€11 million). The startup offers insurance products specifically designed for small and medium companies. Interestingly, today’s news comes just a few months after Amsterdam-based insurtech startup Insify completed its Series A funding round with another €10 million. Orus originally started with an insurance […]

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