Building successful Latvian startup ecosystem

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Presentation transcript:

Building successful Latvian startup ecosystem

Who we are? Latvian Startup association, Startin.LV unites Latvian startup community around common values and speaks with one voice. 52 MEMBERS 27 9 11 5 Startups Non-profit Organisations Individuals Corporate Partners

Members of the Board Rihards Gailums RHTU Jean Mauris Eegloo Andris Berzins TechHub Riga Arturs Burnins Qfer Daniels Pavluts Jekaterina Novicka Renats Lokomets

What is a startup? Startup solves a particular problem or delivers a particular service Startup is born for a global market and always searches for a repeatable and quickly globally scalable business model, whereby revenues may grow much faster than costs Startup is very risky, it succeeds or fails quickly and needs special funding instruments (FFF, crowdfunding, Business Angels, VC, IPO) Startup traditionally is less than 5 years old when it either attracts external funding or become a cash-flow positive business.

The Future: Today’s startups tomorrow will be large corporates. Why startups? 1 2 3 The Future: Today’s startups tomorrow will be large corporates. Talent attraction: Development of startups enable gifted people to stay and come to Latvia. Inflow of smart capital in the country brings knowledge, skills & global market access. 4 5 6 Development of local smart capital increases sufficiency & resilience of the economy. Creation of high value- added jobs: Jobs at startups are highly qualified. Image of Latvia and Riga as an innovative and forward-thinking location.

Status Quo: LV vs LT vs EE Latvia €108M Investments 12 Investments over €1M+ per company 240 Startups Lithuania €143M Investments 10 Investments over €1M+ per company 220 Startups Estonia €267M Investments 33 Investments over €1M+ per company 420 Startups

Selling Points: Riga vs London Data provided by Teleport.org

Who is interested in Riga? PEOPLE FROM THEIR PROFESSIONS Moscow 11% Founders 15% Buenos Aires 11% Designers 12% Almaty 11% Developers 12% Brooklyn 11% Students 12% Yehuda 11% Other 49% Los Angeles 11% Data provided by Teleport.org

Model ecosystem in numbers SOURCE: 500 STARTUPS 1K 300 100 Bootstrap Startups €0–10K Accelerator Startups €10–100K Seed Stage Startups €100K–1M 30 10 1–3 Series A/B Startups €1–10M Later Stage Companies €10–100M Mature Companies IPOs €100M+

Vision Latvia in 2020 is recognized as the perfect launchpad for startups to go global.

Target Money follows startups. It is time to rocket number of startups in Latvia.

Startups invested > seed round Way to approach 2020 Events 24 Hackatons / 24 Workshops / 8 Conferences (IT & Science) Teams 400 Teams with ideas formed Starting +360 Startups / +50 Imported Accelerator 123 Startups accelerated Invest 41 Startups invested > seed round Scaling 12 Startups invested > series A 24 Hackatons Workshops 8 Conferences (IT & Science) 400 Teams with ideas formed +210 Startups +50 Imported 180 Startups accelerated 26 Startups invested > seed round 10 Startups go global Events Starting Accelerator Invest Scaling

KPI’s 2016 2020 2025 240 €108M 6 Exits 410 €200M 10 Exits 800 €400M Startups €108M Investments 6 Exits 410 Startups €200M Investments 10 Exits 800 Startups €400M Investments 18 Exits

Components of a successful ecosystem 1 2 3 Access to sufficient resources (via funding and low talent/living costs). Supportive community of peers and mentors/events. Access to prototyping facilities (hardware and software). 4 5 6 Minimal administrative hassle — full focus on the business. Contacts with bigger markets in order to validate the concept globally. Support by providing network of foreign investors.

Get in touch Jekaterina Novicka CHAIRWOMAN OF THE BOARD LATVIAN STARTUP ASSOCIATION jekaterina.novicka@startin.lv +371 26463037