SBA SBIR/STTR Annual Report FY 2019
In Fiscal Year 2019, participating federal agencies obligated $3.29 billion of SBIR funding and $429.3 million of STTR funding across 11 participating agencies.
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In Fiscal Year 2019, participating federal agencies obligated $3.29 billion of SBIR funding and $429.3 million of STTR funding across 11 participating agencies.
Swiss startups raised CHF 1236 million in funding in 2018.
Private equity investments in India reached $26.3 billion across approximately 793 deals in 2018, making it the second-highest investment year of the last decade.
The estimated $757 billion fresh commitment flows to private capital worldwide in 2018 stands 18% below 2017's record fund raising of $925 billion.
From 2007 to 2015, investors poured around €35 billion into early and later-stage start-ups located in the 28 EU countries.
In 2018, nearly CHF 1.24 billion in venture capital was invested in Swiss start-ups, representing an increase of 31.8% on the previous year.
Accel has invested $3.8bn across 225 SaaS companies globally.
Venture capital (VC) funds invest in only around 0.2% of new U.S. businesses, yet 43% of U.S. public listed companies founded between 1979 and 2013 were VC-backed.
Global insurance tech investment reached $2.56 billion in the first three quarters of 2018.
The long-term annual tax revenue expected from the proposal is overestimated by approximately SEK 160 million because it relies on a period of unusually high equity returns.
Global buyout deal value, including add-ons, grew 19% to $440 billion in 2017, while deal count grew 2% to 3,077 deals.
Total venture capital investment in Swiss start-ups reached CHF 937.7 million in 2017 across 175 financing rounds.
Participating federal agencies obligated $2.78 billion in SBIR funding and $382.4 million in STTR funding during Fiscal Year 2018.
Stockholm attracted 18% of all European Fintech investments in 2014 and 16% over an 11-year period.
In 2017, Swiss startups received total venture capital funding of CHF 938 million.
India's real GDP growth remained stable at 7.1% in FY 2017, primarily driven by growth in services and manufacturing.
The pilot evaluation analyzed 690 NCI SBIR/STTR Phase II grant awards made between 1998 and 2010.
The programs produced $57.3 million in total annual fiscal impact across federal, state, and local taxes.
In 2016, 151 financing rounds of Swiss start-ups were reported, representing an increase of 26% compared with 2015.
In Fiscal Year 2017, the SBIR and STTR programs' eleven participating agencies obligated more than $3.04 billion through Phase I and II awards.
The Business Support Services Group brings together SME support agencies operating across 4 countries on 2 continents.
Between 2007 and 2015, VC firms in the EU raised EUR 40 billion, with government agencies contributing more than a fifth of the total funds committed.
The Navy SBIR/STTR Phase II program provided nearly $2.3 billion in funding across 2,734 contracts to 1,199 small businesses between FY 2000 and 2013.
Venture capital investment in Swiss start-ups reached a peak of CHF 676 million across 120 financing rounds in 2015.
In 2016, SBA and the 11 SBIR/STTR participating agencies provided over $2.66 billion of non-dilutive funding to entrepreneurs.
Accel evaluated 1,000 SaaS companies as part of its next generation software research.
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.
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.