The Swiss Deep Tech Report 2025 highlights that 60% of Swiss venture funding from 2019 to 2025 is directed towards deep tech, positioning Switzerland as a frontrunner in this domain. In 2023, startups attracted $1.9 billion in funding, with projections of $2.3 billion in 2025. The report notes the significant value generated by deep tech companies and identifies ETH Zurich and EPFL as leaders in deep tech spinouts in Europe. While AI and machine learning dominate funding, a disparity exists regarding late-stage investments, which predominantly come from international sources.
Switzerland has long excelled in fundamental research, but we believe the next decade belongs to the scientists and engineers who turn that research into global companies.
AI and machine learning startups are increasingly taking the lion's share of deep tech investment in the Alpine nation.
Startups in the sector pulled in $1.9bn in funding last year, up from $1.4bn in 2023, and are on track to hit $2.3bn in 2025.
After analysing over 1,500 startups, the report found that deep tech companies have already created more than $100bn in combined enterprise value.
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