In the first half of 2025, 12 startups in Europe achieved "unicorn" status. This was reported by Zamin.uz.
These startups were valued at over one billion dollars and received significant investments. According to TechCrunch, investment activity in Europe revived after the summer break.
Although the number of mega-investment rounds has decreased, startups in biotechnology, defense technologies, and artificial intelligence sectors have attracted great interest from investors. Companies operating in these fields are achieving high valuations.
The startups that gained unicorn status in 2025 include major projects such as Lovable and Neko Health from Sweden, Verdiva Bio and Fuse Energy from the United Kingdom, Parloa and Isar Aerospace from Germany, as well as Tines from Ireland. These startups represent important directions in Europe's technological development and serve to support innovation in the region.
Their success is creating new opportunities for investors and contributing to economic growth. Such achievements in the startup sector in Europe play a significant role in enhancing the competitiveness of countries.
