Tech Nation announces the 15 new companies selected to join its Future Fifty programme
by Startacus Admin
The impressive cohort of leading late-stage tech companies taking part in Tech Nation's prestigious Future Fifty programme has now been revealed...
The good news never stops at Tech Nation! Last week they announced details of the innovative Climate Tech companies participating in Net Zero 2.0 and today, they’ve revealed details of the 15 companies that have been selected to join the Future Fifty programme - their growth programme for late-stage digital businesses.
Since its launch in 2013, 202 companies have taken part in the programme, collectively raising $36bn in venture capital investment. 11 of those have gone on to IPO, including Deliveroo, Darktrace, and Wise (London’s largest-ever tech listing) as well as Revolut - the UK’s single largest tech company, valued at £23bn. The programme reflects the growth of the UK tech sector, and the “funnel” which takes companies from seed to billion-dollar valuations.
Gerard Grech, Founding Chief Executive, Tech Nation, comments: “The companies selected to join this year’s Future Fifty programme are a shining example of the UK’s entrepreneurship, innovation and resilience. The UK tech sector is the cornerstone of our economic growth, the 15 companies joining Future Fifty 10.0 collectively employ over 5,000 people and have raised almost $1.6bn in venture capital investment. Based across the UK, nurturing the growth of these scaling late-stage tech companies is critical to future proofing the UK’s economy’.
So, without further ado, the fab tech businesses selected for Future Fifty 10.0 are:
Cazoo - a London-based Ecommerce & Marketplace platform with a mission to transform the car buying and selling experience for consumers across the UK and Europe.
Cognism - a leading global sales intelligence platform based in London which helps revenue teams to generate and close new business opportunities faster.
Double Eleven - a Middlesbrough-HQ’d full-service video games developer and publisher, working on some of the world’s biggest IP’s with some of the globe's largest companies.
Form 3 is a London-based Fintech with a vision is to be the world’s most trusted provider of payment technology.
Hopin - one of the UK’s fastest growing companies, Hopin has a HQ in London and is the leading all-in-one event management platform that enables brands and communities to create immersive, live experiences for virtual, hybrid and in-person audiences.
Huma - a London-based digital healthtech company with a digital ‘hospital at home’ and decentralized clinical trial platform that uses real-time health data from smartphones.
Multiverse is an Edtech business from London which provides high-quality apprenticeship programmes that combine work, training and community at some of the world’s most exciting companies.
MYPINPAD - a Cardiff-based fintech whose specialised proprietary software for payments, e-commerce and digital identity turns smart devices into payment terminals and trusted authentication devices.
Oxbotica is an Oxford-HQ’d company whose unique software enables any vehicle, in any environment to operate autonomously - referred to as Universal Autonomy.
STATSports is a Newry-based company providing world class on-field performance monitoring and analysis in sport, whose technology has become omnipresent across elite sporting institutions.
Strike is a Colchester-based Proptech that is on a mission to change what it means to be an estate agent, turning the industry on its head to make selling simple, transparent, and free.
Tessian - a Cybersecurity company from London with a mission to secure the human layer in cybersecurity by empowering people to do their best work, without security getting in their way.
Wagestream - a London-based fintech that is Europe’s fastest-growing social impact business. Founded with a social charter, it’s the only provider in the fast-growing financial wellbeing category part-owned by leading financial charities and impact funds.
What3words - a London-based Location Technology business that has divided the physical world into three- metre squares with each square given a unique combination of three words, making it the easiest way to find and share exact locations.
Wolf & Badger is a London-based global multi-channel retail platform which connects users with fashion, accessories, homeware and beauty brands locally and worldwide.
Huge congratulations to each of these fantastic tech businesses - we can’t wait to see the next stage of their journeys and the impact that taking part in this programme will have!
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