Silicon Canals
TRENDING
  • Mobility
  • AI
  • FinTech
  • Software & SaaS
No Result
View All Result
  • Home
  • News
    • COVID-19
    • Startups
    • Scaleups
    • FinTech
    • AI and chatbots
    • Travel & Mobility
    • Software & SaaS
    • Health & Medtech
    • (Crowd)funding
    • Blockchain
    • Internet of things
    • Hardware
    • Accelerators
    • E-commerce
    • Cybersecurity
    • Gaming & Virtual Reality
    • Drones
  • Features
    • Promoted content
    • How-to
    • Knowledge & Insights
    • Guest Contributions
    • Scaling-up in Europe
  • Amsterdampartner
  • Events
  • Newsletter
  • Jobs
  • About
    • Partner with Silicon Canals
    • Team
    • Contact
  • Home
  • News
    • COVID-19
    • Startups
    • Scaleups
    • FinTech
    • AI and chatbots
    • Travel & Mobility
    • Software & SaaS
    • Health & Medtech
    • (Crowd)funding
    • Blockchain
    • Internet of things
    • Hardware
    • Accelerators
    • E-commerce
    • Cybersecurity
    • Gaming & Virtual Reality
    • Drones
  • Features
    • Promoted content
    • How-to
    • Knowledge & Insights
    • Guest Contributions
    • Scaling-up in Europe
  • Amsterdampartner
  • Events
  • Newsletter
  • Jobs
  • About
    • Partner with Silicon Canals
    • Team
    • Contact
No Result
View All Result
Silicon Canals
No Result
View All Result

These are the fastest-growing tech startups in Copenhagen in 2019

Editorial team by Editorial team
July 31, 2019
in News, Scaleups, Startups
0
Techstars raises €38M investment: 5 facts to know about global startup accelerator
222
SHARES
LinkedInTwitterWhatsAppFacebook

Copenhagen is one of the most active startup ecosystems in the Nordics next to Stockholm. The flourishing startup scene in the city has witnessed a number of deals aimed at the development of these startups. The capital of Denmark is home to an array of cutting-edge tech companies. The entrepreneurs and companies in the city are motivated with the emergence of communities including Copenhagen For The Win (#CPHFTW). It is an effort to make Denmark a startup hub.

Having said that Copenhagen is one of the budding tech startup ecosystem in Europe, we have listed a slew of fastest-growing Copenhagen startups that deserve your attention in 2019 as sourced from Dealroom.

 - Partner content -
Cost of software - The Software house
The cost of building software
Marek Gajda, CTO of The Software House, shares his insights on building high-quality...Show More
Marek Gajda, CTO of The Software House, shares his insights on building high-quality software. Show Less
Read more

Trustpilot

Founders: Peter H. Mühlmann
Funding: €162m
Valuation: $220 million – $330 million
Founded year: 2007

Why its hot: Trustpilot is a leading independent review platform that is free and open to all consumers and companies. The potential unicorn lets companies collect consumer reviews helping them grow and display the brand trust. Also, it delivers measurable business results by converting casual browsers into buyers. Trustpilot is one of the most visited websites across the world. Since its debut, it as becomes a freemium SaaS business model.

Pleo

Founders: Jeppe Rindom, Niccolo Perra
Funding: €68.7 million
Valuation: €450 million
Founded year: 2015

Why its hot: Copenhagen-based fintech company Pleo offers smart payment cards for employees so that they can buy things that they need for work without losing the control of spending. The company wants to revolutionise business spending by minimising administrative complexity, simplifying bookkeeping and eliminating expense reports. Pleo provides smart company cards paired mobile apps and software to match receipts automatically and track the company spending with detailed analytics in real-time.

Peakon

Founders: Christian Holm, Dan Rogers, Kasper Hulthin, Phillip Chambers
Funding: €66.8 million
Valuation: SEK1.3 billion – SEK2.0 billion
Founded year: 2014

Why its hot: Peakon is a platform for businesses to measure and improve employee engagement. The company offers services that let employers gather real-time feedback from their employees. It is touted that it is data-driven but it is not a survey company. It was initially launched a people analytics service but it gradually became a complete SaaS with focus on employee retention.

 

Templafy

Founders: Christian Lund, Henrik Printzlau
Funding: €32.9 million
Valuation: $60 million – $90 million
Founded year: 2014

Why its hot: Templafy is the world’s first cloud-based template management system. This startup simplifies management of documents and enterprise templates. Templafy helps employees in creating documents that are legally compliant and personalised. The advantage of choosing this solution is that it is fast to use and inexpensive as it runs on the cloud.

Labster

Founders: Mads Tvillinggaard Bonde, Michael Bodekaer
Funding: €31.8 million
Valuation: $84 million – $126 million
Founded year: 2011

Why its hot: Labster is an edtech startup that has created award-winning virtual la simulations. This Danish startup makes million-dollar labs in a single click and these labs are used by education institutions across the world including UC Berkeley and MIT. The ultimate aim of this company is to engage and stimulate students’ natural curiosity. As of now, the company is focused on scaling up internationally.

Falcon.io

Founders: Morten Søderquist Li, Ulrik Bo Larsen
Funding: €30.6 million
Valuation: $80 million
Founded year: 2010

Why its hot: Falcon.io is designed to make social media marketing easy for brands through publishing, listening, engagement, advertising and measurement. Falcon.io provides an integrated SaaS platform for digital marketing. Earlier this year, the company was acquired by Cision, a Chicago-based public relations and media software company. This company has offices across various cities including New York, Melbourne, Copenhagen, Budapest, Berlin and Sofia.

Area9

Founders: Khurram Jamil, Ulrik Juul Christensen
Funding: €27.3 million
Valuation: $120 million – $180 million
Founded year: 2006

Why its hot: Area9 is a leader in adaptive learning systems. It is a group of companies operating across industries including computer science, content development, learning, product development, etc. The company’s clientele includes large international companies such as Hitachi, Coloplast, Topshop and Data Systems.

Omada

Founders: Morten Sigurdsson
Funding: €19.3 million
Valuation: £64 million – £96 million
Founded year: 2000

Why its hot: Omada is a leading provider of IT security solutions and services for identity management and access governance. The company enables organisations to achieve sustainable compliance, maximise automation and reduce risk exposure. Omada’s solutions manage and control users’ access rights to data and application efficiently. This reduces IT costs and administrative processes that are resource intense.

Too Good To Go

Founders: Chris Wilson, Jamie Crummie, Klaus B. Pedersen
Funding: €10.3 million
Valuation: €24 million – €36 million
Founded year: 2016

Why its hot: Too Good To Go is a leading app in Europe that fights food waste. The free app connects customers to supermarkets, restaurants, bakeries, etc. with a surplus, unsold food. The company aims to minimise pollution caused due to food waste. In May this year at the TNW Conference 2019, Too Good To Go was recognised as Europe’s hottest company at the Tech65 Awards.

Podimo

Founders: Morten Strunge, Nikolaj Koppel, Andreas Sachse, Sverre Dueholm
Funding: €6 million
Valuation: €24 million – €36 million
Founded year: 2019

Why its hot: Podimo is a podcast startup operating with the mission to become the ‘Netflix for podcasts’ in Europe. The Podimo app is designed to provide a superior experience in exploring and recommending podcasts than the current streaming services. Podimo makes it easy and seamless to find podcasts. It is a freemium model of the app provides unlimited features and listening options.

Stay tuned to Silicon Canals for more updates in the tech startup world.

Also read,

EIT Digital Conference 2019: These 5 innovative tech startups are coming to Brussels in September

close

Want to stay on top of the latest rounds, coolest tech and hottest startups?

Subscribe to our free, daily news blast and stay up-to-date!

Check your inbox or spam folder to confirm your subscription.

 - Partner content -
Hiring during COVID Intrinsic Search
Hiring SaaS sales executives
Check out the do's and don'ts while hiring SaaS sales executives
Check out the do's and don'ts while hiring SaaS sales executives Show Less
Read more
Tags: denmarkstartups
Share13Tweet45SendShare114

Partner content | Work with us

Future of coding: CTOs discuss low-code versus custom code software development for their business

Why now is the perfect time to start hiring for 2021

SaaS sales in 2021: 9 predictions from an industry expert

Diversity in hiring for SaaS: the often overlooked topic of ageism

Boost your scale-up’s growth by outsourcing to these top Eastern European software development companies

Subscribe to our daily newsletter

Check your inbox or spam folder to confirm your subscription.

Breaking news from Amsterdam | Partner

Meet the 10 Dutch scaleups selected by Amsterdam-based Techleap.nl for Rise Programme 2021

Amsterdam-based 3D Hubs acquired by Protolabs for €272.1M; here’s what you need to know

Amsterdam-based INKEF Capital leads €5M Series A funding round of this Dutch startup

4 experts predict what 2021 might hold for the startup ecosystem of Amsterdam

Advertisement

Trending

3D Hubs
Amsterdam

Amsterdam-based 3D Hubs acquired by Protolabs for €272.1M; here’s what you need to know

January 19, 2021
Amsterdam
Amsterdam

9 promising sustainable startups from Amsterdam to watch in 2021

January 20, 2021
London
(Crowd)funding

London tech firms raise €8.6B VC investment in 2020: Report

January 15, 2021
  • About Silicon Canals
  • Partner with Silicon Canals
  • Contact us
  • Newsletter
  • Disclaimer
  • Privacy policy
  • Terms & Conditions Silicon Canals

Silicon Canals 2014-2020 | Website: Bright Idiots

No Result
View All Result
  • Home
  • News
    • COVID-19
    • Startups
    • Scaleups
    • FinTech
    • AI and chatbots
    • Travel & Mobility
    • Software & SaaS
    • Health & Medtech
    • (Crowd)funding
    • Blockchain
    • Internet of things
    • Hardware
    • Accelerators
    • E-commerce
    • Cybersecurity
    • Gaming & Virtual Reality
    • Drones
  • Features
    • Promoted content
    • How-to
    • Knowledge & Insights
    • Guest Contributions
    • Scaling-up in Europe
  • Amsterdam
  • Events
  • Newsletter
  • Jobs
  • About
    • Partner with Silicon Canals
    • Team
    • Contact

Silicon Canals 2014-2020 | Website: Bright Idiots

X

This website uses cookies to ensure the best possible experience. We may share this information with our advertising and analytics partners. By clicking 'Accept', you agree to our use of cookies and similar technologies. More info