SBA SBIR/STTR Annual Report FY 2015
Participating Agencies made a total of 4,324 new SBIR awards in FY15, totaling $1,477,412,435 in Phase I and Phase II new award obligations.
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Participating Agencies made a total of 4,324 new SBIR awards in FY15, totaling $1,477,412,435 in Phase I and Phase II new award obligations.
In 2014, total invested equity in Swedish companies reached 8 100 billion SEK, with foreign owners accounting for 50 percent of the total.
In 2014, Swiss start-ups collected CHF 457 million in 92 financing rounds, representing an increase of about 10 % on the previous year.
Total cumulative direct sales generated from the Air Force SBIR/STTR Phase II contracts reached $14,691,776,039 across 2,631 commercialized contracts.
The study analyzes net performance data for 1,455 European private equity funds from vintage years 1980 to 2013 representing €400bn of total commitments as of 31.12.2013.
Participating agencies with extramural R/R&D budgets exceeding $100 million were required to set aside 2.8% of their FY14 extramural budget for SBIR awards.
Around 70,000 companies are founded each year in Sweden, but only a fraction are suitable for private equity and business angel investments.
Swiss start-ups received a total of CHF415.3 million across 90 venture capital financing rounds in 2013.
Alberta Enterprise Corporation has committed over $94 million for investment into seven venture capital funds and the Accelerate Fund.
Alberta Enterprise Corporation committed $90 million of its total $100 million allocation to venture capital funds by fiscal year 2012-2013.
The study analyzed 1,416 European private equity funds formed between 1980 and 2012 representing €393 billion in capital under management.
Alberta Enterprise Corporation committed $54 million of its $100 million provincial allocation across four venture capital funds by the end of fiscal year 2011-2012.
Alberta Enterprise met with over 80 prospective venture capital funds or fund candidates during Fiscal Year 2011.
The study analyzes whether growth rates of Corporate Venture Capital (CVC) backed startups differ from Venture Capital (VC) backed startups.
The publication is the 2nd edition released in 2004 as Volume 1 of the Swiss Private Equity and Corporate Finance Association series.