The European Innovation Council (EIC) recently announced the selection of 72 deep tech scale-up companies that will join the EIC Scaling Club, of which Webrazzi is a key stakeholder. The new members of the community were revealed during the Scale 100 Forum event held in Athens on October 21-22.
The EIC Scaling Club offers comprehensive support to selected deep tech scale-up companies, including financial assistance, mentorship, corporate collaboration opportunities, media visibility, and recruitment resources. The organization aims to accelerate the growth of its members and aspires for 20% of them to achieve unicorn status.
During the event, EIC Scaling Club Leader Teresa Cunha stated, “We are proud to support a diverse group of 120 companies operating in 10 significant deep tech markets as part of the EIC Scaling Club. These companies have collectively raised over €3.4 billion in funding. With the support of over 400 active club members, these companies are well-positioned to tackle global challenges in their sectors, and I have no doubt they will realize their full potential.”
The selected sectors include Agriculture and Food Technologies, Batteries and Energy Storage, Cardiovascular Treatments, Clean Fuels and Hydrogen, New Biotechnology Platforms, and New Space Technologies.
The launch of the EIC Trusted Investor Network was also announced. This network aims to bring together over 50 leading tech venture capitalists and investors in Europe to accelerate joint investments with the EIC Fund and provide more funding to high-potential startups. The selected startups are listed below:
Agriculture and Food Technologies
Agriodor (France)
Algaenergy (Spain)
Arborea (Portugal)
Brite Solar (Greece)
Fresh Inset (Poland)
Green Spot Tech (France)
Kern Tec (Austria)
Livin Farms (Austria)
N2 Applied (Norway)
Protealis (Belgium)
Trapview (Slovenia)
Vivici (Netherlands)
Batteries and Energy Storage
ACCURE Battery Intelligence GmbH (Germany)
Basquevolt (Spain)
C2C-NewCap (Portugal)
Circu Li-ion (Luxembourg)
Cylib (Germany)
ElevenEs (Serbia)
Energy Dome (Italy)
ENERGYNEST (Norway)
Enerpoly (Sweden)
Hyme Energy (Denmark)
Mecaware (France)
UP Catalyst (Estonia)
Cardiovascular Treatments
AMT Medical (Netherlands)
AnaCardio (Sweden)
Anaconda Biomed (Spain)
Aortyx (Spain)
Cardiawave (France)
Check Point Care (Bulgaria)
Contextflow (Austria)
CorWave (France)
Gradient Denervation Technologies (France)
Ligence (Lithuania)
RDS (France)
Sentante (Lithuania)
Clean Fuels and Hydrogen
Battolyser Systems (Netherlands)
Dynelectro (Denmark)
Elcogen (Estonia)
HYDROGEN ONSITE (Spain)
Hydrogenious LOHC (Germany)
INERATEC (Germany)
Jolt (Spain)
Naco Technologies (Latvia)
Nordic Electrofuel (Norway)
PowerUP Energy Technologies (Estonia)
Sakowin (France)
Zeleros (Spain)
Biotechnology Platforms
Amadix (Spain)
Arctic Therapeutics (Iceland)
Asgard Therapeutics (Sweden)
Cellply (Italy)
Convert Pharmaceuticals (Belgium)
Elypta (Sweden)
GeneCode (Estonia)
Glycanostics (Slovakia)
MiMARK Diagnostics (Spain)
New Space Technologies
Aldoria (France)
Aurora Propulsion Technologies (Finland)
Cailabs (France)
Caracol (Italy)
constellr (Germany)
EnduroSat (Bulgaria)
HyImpulse Technologies (Germany)
Mbryonics (Ireland)
OQ Technology (Luxembourg)
PLD Space (Spain)
Rocket Factory Augsburg (Germany)
U-Space (France)
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Arwen Volkov, A graduate of the University of St. Gallen in Switzerland with a degree in International Finance, Arwen specializes in sustainable finance and green investments. She began her career at an investment bank in London, where she developed financing models for environmentally friendly projects. Known for her analytical and strategic thinking skills, Arwen is a sought-after financial consultant. In her spare time, she mentors fintech startups, contributing to their growth strategies. She is also a nature enthusiast and an amateur photographer.
