Tag: Reports
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The Odense startup database – spotlight on the robotics capital of Denmark
Introducing a brand new startup and venture capital database dedicated to the robotics ecosystem of Odense, Denmark. Odense has developed a thriving robotics industry that is attracting attention the world over. This brand new startup database initiated by Odense Seed and Venture and powered by Dealroom, shines a light on one of the most important…
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How can Europe step up to global tech leadership?
Digital adoption has accelerated, remote working has levelled the playing field in the war for talent, and technological sovereignty has become a hot topic. Now a few months in, Europe is seemingly navigating the crisis well, supported by decisive moves from national and regional governments. But this is just the start of the journey for…
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UK tech update – funding, jobs, dry powder and resilience
In an annual check-in of the UK tech ecosystem during London Tech Week, new data published with Tech Nation, shows that UK tech is well positioned to navigate the Covid-19 crisis. UK tech companies raised $5.3B in Jan-May 2020, with 15 rounds of $80M or more. Year-on-year investments figures do not yet show significant movement from…
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Online marketplaces – entering the next phase
We’re excited to release “Online marketplaces entering the next phase”, a research report created in partnership with global online classifieds company Adevinta, and investors Speedinvest x and Point Nine. The report assesses the development of digital marketplace dominance over the last two decades, how the Covid-19 crisis is changing behaviour and business, the drivers of…
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What does it take? – European Startups stepping up to global tech leadership
Today we’re excited to announce the launch of Europeanstartups.co, a two-year joint venture with Sifted.eu, supported by the European Commission and the European Parliament, aimed at facilitating informed conversation and collaboration among ecosystem stakeholders (governments and policymakers, VCs and angel investors, founders, researchers and journalists) to take Europe’s startup economy to the next level. The…
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Dependency on foreign investors could become a problem for (German) startups
The Corona crisis is creating immediate cash flow issues for many startups. In Germany, there are now talks of a startup support plan, potentially similar to France’s €4 billion plan which had been announced on 25 March. Germany’s startup ecosystem had already become increasingly dependent on large foreign venture capital investors. This leaves it particularly…
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Impact of the Corona crisis on startups & tech
On top of the human toll, the Corona crisis is an economic shock unlike anything we’ve seen for a long time. Sectors like retail, mobility and travel are badly hit. Other sectors are outperforming the market: food delivery, online groceries, tele-health and video conferencing for instance. Zoom is now worth much more than Uber. [report-download…
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Berlin startup jobs jump to 78,000 – an increase of 19,000 in two years
A new report published by Dealroom.co in collaboration with the City of Berlin (Senate Department fur Wirtschaft, Energie und Betriebe) dives into jobs data at Berlin startups. The report also received support from venture capital firms Target Global, HV Ventures, Lakestar, and Point Nine Capital. Gruenderszene, Tagesspiegel and TheLocal already covered the report. [report-download index=”1″/] Some of the key stats…
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How European Retail Tech startups are driving the $26 trillion Retail R/Evolution
In partnership with Nauta Capital we have released a brand-new report on Retail Tech: How Europe’s startups are driving the Retail Tech R/Evolution. It’s a deep-dive into Europe’s Retail Tech startup landscape. [report-download index=”1″/] Demystifying the retail apocalypse Of the $26 trillion global retail sales, 80% of purchases are still happening offline, with the majority…
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Investment in UK startups reaches record £10.1bn ($13.2bn) in 2019
Dealroom.co prepared a new report for Tech Nation and the UK Government’s Digital Economy Council. Investment in UK startups reaches record high of £10.1bn ($13.2bn) in 2019, a 44% year-on-year growth. Compared to the USA, Germany, France and China, investment activity in the UK grew the most last year. In Europe, the UK continues to…