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Fenergo to Create 500 New Jobs in Ireland and Abroad

Fenergo to Create 500 New Jobs in Ireland and Abroad

€100 million expansion boosts fintech sector
Fintech company Fenergo has announced plans to create 500 new jobs in Ireland and overseas as part of a €100 million global expansion.

The hiring spree underscores Ireland’s role as a hub for financial technology innovation and is expected to strengthen the country’s reputation in the sector.
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