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Where’s the catch? Heidi Kakko, Managing Director, EstBAN

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Where’s the catch? Heidi Kakko, Managing Director, EstBAN

Wall of Fame #estonianmafia

Fundraising by EST tech startups

*Estonian crowdsourced database

5 690 000 3 958 000

7 304 831

4 315 000

18 530 867

8 154 000

20 700 500

32 354 041

70 805 333

0

10 000 000

20 000 000

30 000 000

40 000 000

50 000 000

60 000 000

70 000 000

80 000 000

2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014

Funding of Estonian Startups

Capital from Estonia (EUR) Total raised capital (EUR)

> Small number of active investors

> Scarcity of private money in early stage

> Deficit to make follow-on investments

> Low level of funds raised and investments made

> Business angels are activating, but still weak

> Investor-readiness to be improved

Local venture market is immature

Estonian startup eco-system

Funding

Mentoring

Time

> 2007 Estonian Development Fund starts operating

> 2008 EDF’s first investments with private co-investors

> 2008 Brain Hunt Business Plan competition starts

> 2009 EDF supports Garage48 first hackathons

> 2009 EDF opens SeedBooster and accepts GrabCAD

> 2009 EDF initiates to establish Estonian BAN / VCA

> 2010 First concept paper on Startup Estonia program

> 2012 EDF invests as a lead investor into SWG

> 2012 SmartCap is established to prepare for a new VC model

> 2012 EDF co-investors initiate EstBAN (12 out of 25)

> 2014 Startup Estonia program launched

> 2015 New public Fund of Funds established, SmartCap privatized

Developing EST startup eco-system

> Entrepreneurs / Founders

> Local supply of capital in early stages

> Network and contacts

> Technology transfer (skills and financing)

> International staffing for C-level

What does a country need

to flourish startups?

> Rise of accelerators, turning into funds

> More money to the market

> Tougher competition between funders

> Business Angel Co-investment funds

> Cooperation between BANs

> Urge to increase pipeline for quality dealflow

> Sourcing deals cross-border

> Larger VC funds entering with small tickets

Trends of Early Funding?

Venture capital supply

Ministry of Economy and

Communication

KredEx Estonian

Development Fund

AS

SmartCap

Startup

Estonia

Program

Early Fund

II

25 MEUR

Early Fund I

8 MEUR

Accelerator

pre-seed

funds

ca 6-10

MEUR

EAS

National

Fund of

funds

60 MEUR

Baltic

Innovation

Fund

100 MEUR

Business

Angels Co-

Inv Fund

15 MEUR

Early stage

Venture

Fund

30 MEUR

PE

Smallcap

Fund

15 MEUR

Regional

Venture

Fund I

50-60 M

Regional

Venture

Fund II

50-60 M

In EstBAN we welcome all positive minded

people with a passion for investing their time

and funds into startups

EstBAN partners and supporters

Thank you for your attention!

Heidi Kakko

Contact us for further information:

[email protected]

estban.ee