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Identify the leading startups in any sector, effortlessly! 🕵️ Our latest feature helps identify investment trends and key players, allowing you to visualize data through various filters. With just a few clicks, you can spot the most funded startups across different industries in MENA and access detailed information about them. Click on individual profiles to find their latest funding rounds, investors, team contact details, and similar startups. Get in touch with us to build your own custom #marketmaps today: https://lnkd.in/dKt7-mJq #investmenttrends #investors #startups #venturecapital

🚀 Exciting news for B2B tech startups in the Rocky Mountain region! The New Mexico State Investment Council has just infused $10M into Next Frontier Capital's fourth fund, with sights on a robust $125M goal. This strategic move propels the region closer to becoming a venture capital haven, empowering innovative companies to ignite economic growth. Discover how this commitment will create opportunities and contribute to the tech ecosystem in New Mexico and beyond. Check out my latest blog post for an in-depth analysis! #Investment #VentureCapital #B2BTech #RockyMountainInnovation #NewMexicoEconomy

From angel investors to venture capitalists, investors are using the Start Alberta database to discover new companies, keep track of businesses they care about, and find ideal co-investors. With more than 1,500 Alberta startups and scaleups in our database, Start Alberta hosts the most current data on Alberta tech businesses and deal flow. If you’re an investor who’s not yet using Start Alberta, we show how you can use the database to: 1. Discover and track promising companies 2. Find ideal co-investors for your next round 3. Identify investment trends See how in our latest blog: https://lnkd.in/gyyZbDPG #Alberta #AlbertaTech #ABtech #Investors #AngelInvestors #VentureCapital #VC #Investor #Investments #Fundraising #Startup #GrowthCapital #TechSector  #TechCommunity #StartUpEcosystem #Entrepreneur #Tech

Investors see potential in more profound and defensible innovations💸 The volume of global venture investment experienced a sharp reduction, dropping by around 50% from its zenith in 2021. This trend was mirrored in Europe, which saw a decline in the magnitude of investments, albeit the quantity of deals remained relatively stable. Growth-stage startups felt the brunt of this downturn, while early-stage ventures continued to garner investor interest. 👇 Read more below 👇 #startupsmagazine #startups #entrepreneur #investors #innovations

For investors, the decision to invest in startups goes beyond just seeking returns. It’s also about aligning with strategic goals and tapping into transformative opportunities. Here’s why investing in startups can be a game-changer: 1. First-Mover Advantage: Being an early investor means you’re ahead of the curve, gaining insights and connections that can be leveraged for future growth and investment opportunities. 2. Access to Innovation: Startups are often at the cutting edge of technology and innovation. By investing early, you get exclusive access to groundbreaking solutions and emerging trends before they hit the mainstream. 2. High Growth Potential: Startups offer the potential for exponential returns. While they come with risks, the rewards can be substantial if you back the right venture at the right time. 3. Diverse Investment Opportunities: Investing in startups allows you to diversify your portfolio with high-growth sectors like tech, health, green energy, and more. This diversification can balance out the risks and enhance overall portfolio performance. 4. Impact and Legacy: Supporting startups with innovative solutions can drive significant social and environmental impact. It’s an opportunity to contribute to advancements that address global challenges while building a lasting legacy. 5. Strategic Partnerships: Startups often bring fresh perspectives and innovative business models. Investing in these ventures can lead to strategic partnerships, collaborations, and new business opportunities. At HiFund, we connect investors with high-potential startups that align with these strategic goals. Our platform is designed to help you discover and engage with ventures that are poised to make a significant impact. 🌐 Ready to explore the dynamic world of startup investments? Discover how HiFund can guide you to opportunities that drive growth and innovation. Read more in our website: www.hifund.co.il #StartupInvesting #VentureCapital #InvestmentOpportunities #Innovation #HighGrowth #Diversification #ImpactInvesting #StrategicPartnerships #HiFund #InvestmentGoals

This semi-annual update of the Swiss Venture Capital Report 2024 by Startupticker.ch, SECA - Swiss Private Equity & Corporate Finance Association and http://startup.ch/ promises an optimistic outlook, but this is far from enough. Switzerland needs to invest much more in venture capital if it wants to remain competitive.

Startups from sectors such as AI, energy generation and storage continue to attract the interest of investors - and there is dry powder as we see from the Swiss Venture Capital H1 report. However, given the mixed picture of the overal landscape the lesson is for startups to start early with preparing their next financing round, work on their ability to scale and prove it.

🚨IH1's NEW investment strategy has raised €5 mln in 2023!💣 For the first time on Arcadia, we're telling you about a new VC investment strategy born by the collaboration between a real Startup Studio called Mamazen and IH1, an investment holding. This brand-new strategy known as "dual entity" has earned it €5 million raised during 2023 for IH1, of whom the latest €1.4 mln from experienced investors in the innovation world, including Luca Campaiola, Francesco Tarantino, Vincent Murphy, and Giulio Di Blasi.🤑 How does the dual entity work? It's about making the Studio (which analyzes and validates ideas) and the holding (which invests in validated projects) independent. This speeds up access to capital for startups and protects the interests of investors, who are investing in ideas that have already been vetted.👛 Founded by Farhad Alessandro Mohammadi and Alessandro Mina, Mamazen has made this method its own and, thanks to it, claims results such as halving exit times, doubling IRR, and a higher success rate for startups in its portfolio.💎 Did you know about the dual entity? If not, you should follow Arcadia to learn more about VC!

Outlook on the Startup Investment Landscape of 2024 And what this means for your product, idea, and vision The money is tight. Especially for early-stage and pre-revenue startups, securing funding in 2023 was difficult. The total global VC investment volume for this year to date is down almost 70% of what it was in 2021. There are two reasons for this: Reason 1: VCs have their money locked up in their portfolios The onset of the global economic slowdown can be traced back to early 2022, marked by the Russia-Ukraine war, escalating energy costs, and an overall deceleration in economic growth. These factors collectively sparked rampant inflation, compelling financial markets worldwide to counteract with significant interest rate hikes. For the first time in over a decade, the era of ‘cheap money’ came to an end, necessitating more thought-through investment decisions. This shift notably affected large corporations, leading to a reduction in their investment capacity. By Mats Bauer

In the first six months of the current year, Swiss start-ups generated a total of CHF 1,082.4 million in venture capital. This represents a decline of 9.5% on 2023. The number of financing rounds also decreased, falling by 10.4% to 138. But although the figures are roughly similar to those of last year, analysis of investment by sector and maturity level of the start-ups shows clear differences and a contradictory picture emerges. Although young start-ups from some sectors or fields such as AI and energy generation and storage are able to attract investors, late stage investment is in short supply. This half-year update to Swiss Venture Capital Report, published by the online news portal startupticker.ch and the investor association SECA in cooperation with startup.ch, shows that investors are more confident than a year ago. According to the broad-based survey of about 100 Swiss start-up investors, conducted by SECA, the vast majority expect the number of investment opportunities and the number of investments to increase. Thomas Heimann, MSc Maurice R.H. Pedergnana Andrea Villiger SECA - Swiss Private Equity & Corporate Finance Association Ulrich Geilinger Roger Wüthrich-Hasenböhler Sandra Tobler Roland Siegwart Adrienne Corboud Fumagalli Lorenzo Ambrosini Tomas Brenner Cornelia Gut-Villa Simone Riedel Riley, CFA Christian Elias Schneider #VentureCapital #Report #SVCR https://lnkd.in/ebvHx3ih