Funding for European tech startups in 2024 is expected to slightly decline to $45 billion, down from $47 billion in 2023 and significantly below the $101 billion peak in 2021, according to Atomico. While venture funding has slowed, IPO activity is showing signs of revival. With only 11 IPOs in 2024 so far the lowest in a decade a growing number of European companies, including Revolut, Zopa, Bolt, and Klarna, are preparing for public listings. Atomico has identified over 100 potential IPO candidates, with many already hiring CFOs, signaling readiness for market entry. Growth is anticipated in 2025 as funding rebounds.
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Funding for European technology startups in 2024 is set to stall slightly below last year's level but a window for new listings is opening again, an industry re
What’s going on here?As venture capital tightens its purse strings in 2024, European tech startups are experiencing a slowdown in funding, though over 100 fir
Funding for European tech appears to have stabilised in 2024 after dropping precipitously in 2023, but the signs continue to point to more tough times ahead, a