Swiss deep-tech start-ups receive billion-franc investments
Switzerland is consolidating its position as a leading hub for technological innovation. As current data shows, investors are increasingly putting their money into so-called deep-tech companies. These are firms that develop complex scientific or technical solutions, for example in the field of robotics.
In 2025, a total of 2.6 billion francs flowed into Swiss start-ups in this sector. This sum underscores the great confidence investors have in the country's innovative strength. Experts see this as a clear signal that Switzerland is an attractive "gold mine" for new technological developments.
A key reason for this success is the close cooperation between Swiss universities and the business sector. Many of the funded companies emerge directly from research projects at institutions such as ETH Zurich or EPFL in Lausanne. This connection ensures that scientific findings are quickly transformed into marketable products.
The trend shows that Switzerland remains competitive in an international comparison as well. While other markets are acting more cautiously with venture capital, interest in Swiss deep-tech solutions remains high. In the long term, this could help to create new jobs and further strengthen the country's economic stability.