Dear Reader, welcome back to our newsletter on the EIC Accelerator data & stats. In this issue, we will have a look at the high-level results for the cut-off of June.
- 648 FAs submitted vs the current average of 841 per cut-off;
- 140 companies invited to the F2F vs 139 in March;
- 47 Winners vs 51 in March;
- FA>F2F was at 22% vs current 23% average;
- F2F>W was at 34% perfectly in line with the 34% current average;FA>W was at 7% vs 8% average.
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The results are in line with the trend seen in March, when challenge calls proposals were allowed. In particular, companies reaching the F2F interview step have 34% chances to get funded.
France is dominating June cut-off
France had a very strong performance with 12 winners. Confirming the overall trends, Germany and the Netherlands are in the top 3. Belgium is definitely getting momentum with 4 winners, one of them N-Fix being a perfect example of a start-up in line with the challenge call on novel technology for resilient agriculture. Italy saw 3 winners after a slow start in the year, one of them Nanotech is the first ever winner from Marche region signalling how an increase in public/private funding in the last two years might bear its desired outcome. Quite surprisingly, both Ireland and Israel did not get any winner. For the first time since June 2021, Hungary and Cyprus succeeded in entering the list of successful countries with 1 winner each.
2023 so far
The cut-off dates planned for this year are 4 vs 3 for last year and 2 in 2021. Besides, we should take into account the cooling-off rule that has inevitably had an impact on the number of proposals submitted. Still the trends around F2F>W and FA>W seem to be consistent over time.
France back on top
France has managed to overtake the Netherlands to get to first place in 2023. The top 3 is still made up of France, the Netherlands and Germany. The UK has been delivering a consistent performance, alongside Sweden, Denmark, Belgium, Spain and Portugal. Ireland, Finland and Israel seem to do well in some cut-offs while Italy tends to over perform in the last cut-offs of the year.
Overall trend
