Top 100 2025

On the road to growth: Switzerland’s most promising scale-ups in 2023

06.09.2023 20:37 Rita Longobardi

Since startups are ineligible for inclusion in the TOP 100 for more than five years following their establishment, a panel of experts was tasked with selecting the TOP 25 scale-ups. These companies, with a track record ranging from five to 10 years, exhibit the highest potential for continued expansion.

Each year, a jury of 25 growth investors selects the TOP 100 Swiss Scale-ups. These companies are older than five but younger than 10 years and show the most significant potential to be the future Swiss unicorns.
             

BIOTECH 

1. CUTISS | www.cutiss.swiss
Personalized skin technology for the treatment of skin injuries.
Funding: CHF 56 million
Employees: 40

2. ImmunOs Therapeuticswww.immunostherapeutics.com
Development of drugs for combating various types of tumours.
Funding: CHF 100 million
Employees: 25

3. Topadur Pharmawww.topadur.com
Development of groundbreaking therapies for age-related diseases.
Funding: CHF 35 million
Employees: 16

ENGINEERING

1. Nexxiotwww.nexxiot.com
Monitoring of objects in transport supply chains.
Funding: CHF 100 million
Employees: 150

2. CREALwww.creal.com
Real light field display for a natural and healthy 3D viewing experience.
Funding: CHF 17 million
Employees: 25

3. Astrocast www.astrocast.com
Global nanosatellite IoT network that offers connections in remote areas.
Funding: CHF 70 million
Employees: 50

FINTECH

1. wefox www.wefox.com
Development of digital insurance solutions.
Funding: CHF 1411 million

2. Ledgy www.ledgy.com
Platform for managing financing rounds and investor relations.
Funding: CHF 32 million
Employees: 69

3. Wyden www.wyden.io
Development of an institutional trading technology for digital assets.
Funding: CHF 12 million
Employees: 45

4. Bitcoin Suisse www.bitcoinsuisse.com
Enabling the purchase, sale, and holding of cryptocurrencies.
Funding: CHF 45 million

FOODTECH

1. ecorobotix www.ecorobotix.com
High-precision and selective individual plant treatment based on Artificial Intelligence.
Funding: CHF 70 million
Employees: 78

2. yamo www.yamo.bio
Production of sustainable children's food from infancy to school age.
Funding: CHF 10 million
Employees: 40

ICT

1. Frontify www.frontify.com
Central Brand Management Platform for Effective Collaboration.
Funding: CHF 80 million
Employees: 288

2. Acodis www.acodis.io
Extract data from each document in seconds.
Funding: CHF 8 million
Employees: 24

3. Oviva www.oviva.com
Development of a digital therapy for behavior change.
Funding: CHF 120 million
Employees: 700

MEDTECH

1. Nanolive www.nanolive.ch
Capture of live cell data to accelerate research, development, and therapy.
Funding: CHF 35 million
Employees: 68

PROPTECH

1. PriceHubble www.pricehubble.com
Property valuations based on big data analytics and artificial intelligence.
Funding: CHF 40 million
Employees: 150

ROBOTICS

1. ANYbotics www.anybotics.com
End-to-end robot solutions for automated industrial inspections.
Funding: CHF 67 million
Employees: 120

2. Daedalean www.daedalean.ai
Development of an autonomous flight control system for airplanes.
Funding: CHF 70 million

3. Verity www.verity.ch
Inventory drones provide data-driven information for a more efficient warehouse.
Funding: CHF 78 million
Employees: 125

4. Auterion www.auterion.com
Platform for unifying a workforce of autonomous robots.
Funding: CHF 50 million
Employees: 80

5. Wingtra www.wingtra.com
VTOL drone for professionals who need high-quality measurement data.
Funding: CHF 50 million
Employees: 170

6. Flyability www.flyability.com
Improving drone-based inspection of industrial buildings.
Funding: CHF 40 million
Employees: 130

SECURITY

1. Proton proton.me
Proton provides encrypted Internet services to protect privacy.
Employees: 400

2. Exeon Analytics www.exeon.com
Network security solution for instant detection of potential cyber threats.
Funding: CHF 4.8 million
Employees: 31

This article was first published in the TOP 100 Swiss Startup Magazine 2023.

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