ING Corporate Investments

Ebusco is a Dutch company headquartered in Deurne that specializes in the development, production, and distribution of fully electric city and regional buses. The company focuses on creating zero-emission transportation solutions and the associated infrastructure, including charging systems and energy storage solutions. Ebusco's buses are currently in operation across seven European countries, with significant presence in major cities such as Amsterdam, Frankfurt, and Munich. The company is committed to supporting the transition to cleaner urban environments through its innovative products and services aimed at the electric vehicle ecosystem.

Strohm is a private supply chain company specializing in the offshore wind-to-hydrogen sector. It manufactures fully bonded, thermoplastic composite pipes designed for various applications in the offshore oil and gas industry. The company's product offerings include downlines, well intervention hoses, jumpers, spools, offshore flowlines, and risers. Strohm's composite pipes are lightweight, high-strength, and corrosion-resistant, providing significant cost and operational advantages for subsea intervention and production applications.

Strohm is a private supply chain company specializing in the offshore wind-to-hydrogen sector. It manufactures fully bonded, thermoplastic composite pipes designed for various applications in the offshore oil and gas industry. The company's product offerings include downlines, well intervention hoses, jumpers, spools, offshore flowlines, and risers. Strohm's composite pipes are lightweight, high-strength, and corrosion-resistant, providing significant cost and operational advantages for subsea intervention and production applications.

Bright Computing, Inc. is a developer of cluster management software that facilitates the monitoring and construction of various cluster sizes, including high-performance computing (HPC) and big data clusters, as well as OpenStack private clouds. The company's flagship product, Bright Cluster Manager, offers a unified solution for provisioning, scheduling, monitoring, and managing data centers and cloud systems. Established in 2009 and headquartered in San Jose, California, Bright Computing serves a diverse clientele across sectors such as academia, government, finance, healthcare, manufacturing, and energy, with notable clients including Boeing, NASA, and Stanford University. The company has established strategic partnerships with major technology firms like Amazon, Cisco, and Dell to enhance its offerings. Bright Computing's solutions are implemented in over 650 data centers globally, providing organizations with robust tools to automate cluster management and mitigate the risk of cluster failures. In addition to software, the company offers support, training, certification, and consulting services to its customers.

Avantium is a Dutch technology company specializing in advanced high-throughput research and development for energy, chemicals, and pharmaceutical industries. Headquartered in Amsterdam with state-of-the-art laboratories, Avantium's proprietary technology accelerates product and process innovation while reducing costs. With over 70 global clients, including industry leaders, Avantium has proven its technology's validity and commercial viability. The company focuses on developing new biofuels, bio-based chemicals, and novel crystal forms of marketed drugs under patent. Its team comprises highly educated professionals in catalysis, crystallography, organic chemistry, engineering, statistics, cheminformatics, and software development, collaborating closely with partner R&D organizations to drive innovation.

Agendia, Inc., established in 2003 and headquartered in Irvine, California, specializes in developing and distributing genomic-based diagnostic kits for cancer patients. The company's molecular diagnostic technology analyzes the complete human genome to provide physicians with crucial information about a patient's cancer, enabling personalized treatment plans. Agendia's breast cancer tests, for instance, help assess individual risk for metastasis and guide treatment decisions, potentially sparing patients from unnecessary chemotherapy.

Bright Computing, Inc. is a developer of cluster management software that facilitates the monitoring and construction of various cluster sizes, including high-performance computing (HPC) and big data clusters, as well as OpenStack private clouds. The company's flagship product, Bright Cluster Manager, offers a unified solution for provisioning, scheduling, monitoring, and managing data centers and cloud systems. Established in 2009 and headquartered in San Jose, California, Bright Computing serves a diverse clientele across sectors such as academia, government, finance, healthcare, manufacturing, and energy, with notable clients including Boeing, NASA, and Stanford University. The company has established strategic partnerships with major technology firms like Amazon, Cisco, and Dell to enhance its offerings. Bright Computing's solutions are implemented in over 650 data centers globally, providing organizations with robust tools to automate cluster management and mitigate the risk of cluster failures. In addition to software, the company offers support, training, certification, and consulting services to its customers.