Europe

The time has never been riper to explore business opportunities in Europe. The EU has made it easier and cheaper to set up new companies and environmental licenses, authorizations and notifications are simpler to acquire than ever before. The unified European market-place means one can easily buy and sell goods all over European Union without export and import fees. Businesses looking to expand into Europe have various profitable options such as joint ventures, building franchises, pursuing production agreements and more.

Countries in Europe

The EU is one of the wealthiest and largest economies in the world, comprised of 50 different countries populated by more than 740 million people. Although wealth varies from country to country, with the Eastern countries being generally less affluent than the Western, even Europe’s poorest members are far better off in terms of GDP than residents of developing countries on other continents. Opportunities abound throughout the continent, with some of Europe’s wealthiest and most-developed economies being Norway, Sweden, the Netherlands, Liechtenstein, Monaco, Luxembourg, Andorra and Switzerland.

Hungary

Hungary is holding significant investment value. Some of the main industries in the country are construction materials, mining, metallurgy, chemicals, pharmaceuticals, textiles, processed food and ...

Spain

Spain is one of the top European countries when it comes to foreign investment. Read about investment opportunities and government investment aid.

United Kingdom

The United Kingdom has one of the most open economies in the world. Despite its continuing flirtation with socialism and the often-burdensome weight of history, ...

Germany

Germany is considered one of the top three global investment locations, alongside the United States and China, and is rapidly developing a reputation as the ...

The EU is one of the wealthiest and largest economies in the world, comprised of 50 different countries populated by more than 740 million people.

Companies Investing in Europe

After a long slump, analysts are heralding a new golden-era for Europe and declaring it a great time to invest in the region – as many leading companies are already doing. Resolution of political strife, strong growth figures and a pickup in inflation are all contributing factors to this upturn. The Euro Stoxx 600 index is rising steadily, and the telecoms, utilities and industrials sectors are enjoying huge growth. While the energy sector is recovering more slowly from its depression, there is a general consensus that the increase in nominal GDP across Europe will lead to strong performances by European companies.

Investcorp

Investcorp is a global alternative investment company that caters to both private and institutional clients

Acurio Ventures

Spanish firm Acurio Ventures, based in Bilbao and Madrid, is an investment firm that invests in early stages, mainly Series A or before. Primarily investing ...

DMG Mori Seiki Co.

Nagoya, DMG Mori Seiki Co. is a Japanese machine tool manufacturing and sales company. The company, led by President Masahiko Mori, employs more than 4,000 ...

YJ Capital

YJ Capital, a Japanese venture capital firm focused on backing entrepreneurs with a global mindset to successfully build long-lasting internet companies.

Innovation Hub

Innovation Hub is a driver of new ideas, business models, and disruptive paradigm shifts in the fields of artificial intelligence, energy, cyber ventures, and more.

TRG Capital

Etienne vantKruys’ Token Research Group Capital is a Digital Assets Firm Changing the Way Investors See Decentralized Finance and Emerging Blockchain Tech.

EchoVC Partners

EchoVC Partners is a Nigeria-based venture capital company led by Eghosa Omoigui.

Cyberstarts

Cyberstarts is an Israeli-based venture capital firm focused exclusively on early-stage investment within the cybersecurity sector

SoftBank Capital

SoftBank Capital, a top US-based investment company involved in all investment stages, with focus on technology, mobile telecommunications, and SaaS.

After a long slump, analysts are heralding a new golden-era for Europe and declaring it a great time to invest in the region – as many leading companies are already doing

Investors with Interest in Europe

An improving economy and growing corporate earnings have bolstered the European stock market over the last year, and this upturn is only expected to increase. Venture capitalists and other investment funds from all over the world are particularly focusing their attention on the fast-growing fintech, saas, heath tech and Deep Tech markets.