... investors continue to approach deals selectively and judiciously. Below are the key events and trends shaping the current agenda of the venture market as of August 8, 2025: Return of mega funds and large investors. Leading players are forming record venture funds and increasing their investments, saturating the market with capital and reinforcing their risk appetite. Mega funding rounds and new "unicorns." Unprecedented investment volumes are raising startup valuations to record levels, especially in the field of artificial intelligence. Revival of the IPO market....

On June 17, 2025, the world of startups and venture investments witnessed numerous significant events. The fintech sector saw the emergence of new unicorns, continuing the trend of capital influx. Venture funds have ramped up their activities, and IPOs have made a strong return to the market. We will explore how recent events and investment deals are shaping the startup landscape, what technologies are becoming priorities for investors, and which funding ...

... exit opportunities for early investors. By the end of the year, new listings are expected, as several unicorns are already preparing to test the waters, noting the favorable market conditions. The revival of IPO activity indicates an influx of fresh capital into the tech sector and the opportunity for venture funds to recoup their investments, enhancing the flow of funds within the startup ecosystem. A Wave of Mergers and Acquisitions (M&A) Large corporations have resumed their active hunt for promising startups, igniting a wave of mergers and acquisitions ...

... to strategic and government funds. In summary, countries with a rich pool of investors—from angels to large funds—provide startups with a comprehensive "financial lift." The U.S. stands out for its depth of capital markets: both pension funds invest in venture capital through VC firms, and there are numerous accelerators and significant government programs. In China, both government capital and corporate giants (BAT—Baidu, Alibaba, Tencent) invest in hundreds of startups. In the U.K. and Singapore, state ...

... major microchip manufacturer) has established its own fund to invest in breakthrough projects in robotics, climate and medical technologies - industrial players are directly investing in deeptech startups. In Europe, a group of funds launched Orbit Capital, a €100 million venture debt fund focused on supporting high-growth companies in Central and Eastern Europe through hybrid financing. New specialist funds are also emerging in many regions. From corporate accelerators in the Middle East to AI-focused funds in Asia, the global venture ...