Europe has now produced 289 unicorns, companies valued at over a billion dollars. But as this breed of startup is no longer quite as rare on the continent as they once were, what’s happening at the next level up? Europe has created 37 startups that have now reached decacorn status, or a $10 billion valuation, and they’re multiplying fast. The UK is third in…
€2.5 billion venture capital investment in April in Europe & Israel
13 May, 2019
Each month, Dealroom provides and investment update for Europe & Israel, including major investments, exits, industry trends, country comparisons and much more. With an investment of €2.5 billion (including…
Israel’s global leadership in tech exits: prepared for NOAH Tel Aviv
7 April, 2019
With over $80 billion in tech exits since 2013, Israel leaves every other country behind, even the U.S. (on a per capita basis). Ahead of for the NOAH Tel…
Full 2018 report: €28B invested in European & Israeli startups
20 February, 2019
With investment of €28 billion, 2018 was a record year for European venture capital (or €21 billion, when excluding biotech and Europe). It was a record year for VC-backed exits…
How many European $billion+ tech companies are there
10 July, 2018
Never before in European tech so many companies reached unicorns status at such a high velocity. But the definition of unicorns (startup, not public, not acquired) can be limiting. In this report we look at the number companies that reached a $billion+ valuation since 1998, regardless of ownership status. The scope is Europe & Israel. In the first six months of 2018, already 25 companies reached $billion+ valuations. That’s…
