$244bn to the US, $15.2bn to the UK - startup funding ranked by country
One chart, Tracxn data, and a gap most European founders underestimate: the American market is more than 16 times the size of the second-placed country.
- India takes third with $10.5bn, ahead of China ($7.3bn) and Germany ($7.0bn)
- Singapore $4.5bn, Israel $4.2bn, Switzerland $3.5bn close the ranking
- India also logged 42 tech IPOs in 2025 - the pipeline is reaching public markets, not just private rounds
Useful as a reality check before a fundraising plan: if the deck assumes European investor density behaves like the American one, this is the ratio to argue with.
https://www.visualcapitalist.com/sp/adb02-ranked-the-countries-winning-the-tech-startup-funding-race/
📎 Read also:
→ Crunchbase Q1 2026 - four companies took 65% of $300B
→ Redstone - the €9 trillion Europe leaves in its labs
→ ExploreYC - open data layer over 5,773 YC companies
One chart, Tracxn data, and a gap most European founders underestimate: the American market is more than 16 times the size of the second-placed country.
- India takes third with $10.5bn, ahead of China ($7.3bn) and Germany ($7.0bn)
- Singapore $4.5bn, Israel $4.2bn, Switzerland $3.5bn close the ranking
- India also logged 42 tech IPOs in 2025 - the pipeline is reaching public markets, not just private rounds
Useful as a reality check before a fundraising plan: if the deck assumes European investor density behaves like the American one, this is the ratio to argue with.
https://www.visualcapitalist.com/sp/adb02-ranked-the-countries-winning-the-tech-startup-funding-race/
📎 Read also:
→ Crunchbase Q1 2026 - four companies took 65% of $300B
→ Redstone - the €9 trillion Europe leaves in its labs
→ ExploreYC - open data layer over 5,773 YC companies