Euronext Tech Leaders, the European Tech community
Euronext Tech Leaders is Euronext's initiative dedicated to highlighting the visibility and attractiveness of high-growth and leading Tech companies towards international investors, together with a suite of services to support them along their listing journey.
Euronext’s rich Tech ecosystem brings together 700+ Tech companies listed on Euronext markets with 660+ alumni of its pre-IPO programmes and a large international investor base financing all growth profiles of Tech companies.
Euronext Tech Leaders is composed of 100+ high-growth and leading companies, each meeting a specific set of criteria to qualify. It complements Euronext's existing Tech offer and aims to strengthen the European Tech sector and be a catalyst for the next generation of Tech leaders.
For technical reasons, the Early Metrics' coverage of the companies will be phased in, and at launch will temporarily exclude companies listed on Euronext Milan.
A full suite of services
To support the Euronext Tech Leaders, Euronext and its partners are offering a full suite of services:
The launch of the Euronext Tech Leaders index encompassing all member companies of the Euronext Tech Leaders;
A full suite of advisory and communication services to raise the international profile of listed European tech companies;
Exclusive access to top tier events organised by Euronext and its network of partners, including the Euronext Tech Leaders Campus, the annual meeting for European Tech companies.
Who are the Italian Euronext Tech Leaders?
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Criteria and Governance
Euronext Tech Leaders is composed of innovative, high-growth and leading Tech companies that are listed on Euronext markets and comply with the following financial and non-financial criteria. To belong to the Euronext Tech Leaders initiative, a company must meet the following criteria:
- To be admitted to trading on Euronext Regulated Markets or Euronext Growth
- Be a Tech company as per the methodology applied by Euronext (the methodology is described below in “Euronext Tech classification methodology”)
- Have a market capitalisation superior to €300m at the time of the cut-off date1
- For companies with a market capitalisation below €1bn and with latest annual consolidated revenue above €50m, a minimum revenue growth rate should be applied according to the following criteria:
- For companies with latest annual consolidated revenue above €500m: ≥5% revenue CAGR2 over the last 3 financial years
- For companies with latest annual consolidated revenue between €100m and €500m: ≥10% revenue CAGR over the last 3 financial years
- For companies with latest annual consolidated revenue below €100m: ≥20% revenue CAGR over the last 3 financial years
- For companies with a market capitalisation below €1bn and with latest annual consolidated revenue below €50m, minimum fundraising of €50m over the last 3 calendar years3 should be applied. In the case of a newly listed company, only the gross proceeds at the initial admission are considered.
No performance criteria are required for companies with a market capitalisation above €1 billion.
These criteria may be adjusted over time.
[1]Cut-off date for calculating companies' market capitalisations is set as 30 April.
[2]CAGR: Compound Annual Growth Rate
[3]Through equity capital increases at the initial admission or during subsequent admissions, including business combinations
Euronext tech methodology
HEALTHTECH |
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Biotech |
Companies specialising in the use of living organisms and molecular biology to develop technologies and products with healthcare and environmental applications. |
Medtech |
Companies developing products and solutions dedicated towards prevention, diagnosis and treatment of patients. The sector includes implants, general medical devices, diagnostics and imaging equipment, and other ancillary component supplies. |
CLEANTECH |
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Energy efficiency |
Companies offering proprietary technologies and services to reduce the amount of energy consumed by different sectors of the economy. |
Green production practices |
Companies developing production practices, products or services to reduce the consumption of natural resources. |
Pollution mitigation, conservation and restoration |
Companies developing technologies focused on reducing pollution or conserving and restoring natural ecologies. |
Clean energy sources |
Companies involved in the production, storage and distribution of renewable or low carbon energy sources, including clean hydrogen or renewable energies. |
GENERAL TECH |
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Digital services and technology advisory |
Companies specialised in new technologies and information technology services, which take the form of technology consulting, software development or other IT-specific services (data, IT infrastructure, cloud computing, etc.). |
Hardware and robotics |
Companies specialized in the development of programmable and automated systems, robots or cutting-edge machinery. |
Fintech |
Technology-enabled companies offering improved or more reliable services in the financial, payment and banking sectors. |
Electronics |
Companies specialized in the production of microchips, semiconductors and other electrical components, devices or systems. |
Software |
Companies producing commercial off-the-shelf software, software as a service, software components, application services or bespoke software. |
e-Commerce and marketplace |
Companies offering an online marketplace for buying or selling products, or engaged in the sale of their products and services through a dedicated online platform. |
Digital media and entertainment |
Companies specialising in the development of social media, video games, streaming platforms or other forms of tech-enabled media or entertainment. |
[1]The methodology may evolve over time, on the occasion of an annual review to align with market practices.
Euronext Tech Leaders Partners
