CEE VC funding soars
- 著者:Ella Cai
- 公開：:2017-05-24
Central and Eastern Europe are beginning to see significant VC investment, according to Dealroom.co.
In 2016, start-ups in the region raised €177 million – not much compared to Europe and Israel’s €4.5 billion of VC investment last year – but significantly up on 2012’s CEE VC investment of €15 million.
A catalyst for CEE VC investment is its large proportion of maths and science graduates.
Poland, Estonia and Romania are the most active areas. Romanian software company UiPath raised $30 million last month.
Poland is strong in fintech spawning Cinkciarz, Azimo and Currency One which have currency exchange programmes.
In May, Prezi of Hungary which has raised $72.8 million, bought Infogram of Latvia.
According to D
Central and Eastern Europe are beginning to see significant VC investment, according to dealroom.co.
In 2016, start-ups in the region raised €177 million – not much compared to,Europe and Israel’s €4.5 billion of VC investment last year – but significantly up on 2012’s CEE VC investment of €15 million.
Poland, Estonia and Romania are the most active areas. Romanian software company UiPath raised $30 million last month.
Poland is strong in fintech spawning Cinkciarz, Azimo and Currency One which have currency exchange programmes.
In May, Prezi of Hungary which has raised $72.8 million, bought Infogram of Latvia.
According to,Dealroom.co, the Czech Republic has some mature VC-bavked companies citing securitynsoftware specialist Avast and retailers Internet Mall and NetRetail.
ealroom.co, the Czech Republic has some mature VC-backed companies citing security software specialist Avast and retailers Internet Mall and NetRetail.
In 2016, start-ups in the region raised €177 million – not much compared to Europe and Israel’s €4.5 billion of VC investment last year – but significantly up on 2012’s CEE VC investment of €15 million.
A catalyst for CEE VC investment is its large proportion of maths and science graduates.
Poland, Estonia and Romania are the most active areas. Romanian software company UiPath raised $30 million last month.
Poland is strong in fintech spawning Cinkciarz, Azimo and Currency One which have currency exchange programmes.
In May, Prezi of Hungary which has raised $72.8 million, bought Infogram of Latvia.
According to D
Central and Eastern Europe are beginning to see significant VC investment, according to dealroom.co.
In 2016, start-ups in the region raised €177 million – not much compared to,Europe and Israel’s €4.5 billion of VC investment last year – but significantly up on 2012’s CEE VC investment of €15 million.
Poland, Estonia and Romania are the most active areas. Romanian software company UiPath raised $30 million last month.
Poland is strong in fintech spawning Cinkciarz, Azimo and Currency One which have currency exchange programmes.
In May, Prezi of Hungary which has raised $72.8 million, bought Infogram of Latvia.
According to,Dealroom.co, the Czech Republic has some mature VC-bavked companies citing securitynsoftware specialist Avast and retailers Internet Mall and NetRetail.
ealroom.co, the Czech Republic has some mature VC-backed companies citing security software specialist Avast and retailers Internet Mall and NetRetail.
