2024年50大初创企业选区

About the Startup Coalition The Startup Coalition, formerly The Coalition for a Digital Economy (Coadec), is an independent advocacy groupthat serves as the policy voice for Britain’s technology-led startups and scale-ups. We were founded in 2010 byMike Butcher, Editor-at-Large of technology news publisher TechCrunch, and Jeff Lynn, Chairman and We fight for a policy environment that enables early-stage British tech companies to grow, scale and competeglobally. We have over 4000 startups, scale ups and investors in our network and have been instrumental inbuilding proactive coalitions of businesses and investors on issues that are integral to the health of the UK’s About Beauhurst Beauhurst is the ultimate private company data platform. We source, extract and package data from thousandsof locations to create the best source of information on the UK’s companies, the investors that back them, andthe people that run them. Whether you’re interested in early-stage startups or established companies, we’ve gotyou covered. Our platform is trusted by thousands of business professionals to help them find, research and Acknowledgements Thank you to Beauhurst and the UK Parliament for the data that made this report possible. Introduction Building a world-class tech ecosystem requires substantial investment, and the UK has achieved exactly that. Our thriving startup ecosystem outpaces its European competitors – the UK consistently ranks third globally forventure capital investment, trailing only the US and China. London consistently dominates the landscape whenit comes to startup funding. While the UK tech ecosystem is thriving, the data shows that regional disparities in According to Beauhurst, UK startups and scaleups raised £18.3 billion in equity in 2023. London based startupsbrought in £11.9 billion – nearly two-thirds of the total funds raised in the whole of the UK. This report takes adeeper look at where in the UK startups are raising funds, looking at the top 50 Westminster constituencies based The data used in this report shows that the south of England is a powerhouse for startups. London andCambridgeshire constituencies dominate the top 10. Of the constituencies in this list, nearly a third are locatedin London, and nearly half are located in the "Golden Triangle" of London, Oxford, and Cambridge. Graduates The imbalance in distribution of funds becomes even more stark when looking at constituencies in the rest ofthe UK. Glasgow North is the first constituency listed outside the Golden Triangle at no. 15. Scotland has 3constituencies on the list, and Northern Ireland and Wales each only saw one constituency on the list. England’s This distribution highlights the persistent funding disparities across regions. London and the South continue toattract the lion’s share of investment and funding, while tech ecosystems in other parts of the UK remainunderfunded. These regional imbalances underscore the need for targeted policy interventions to promote more Addressing these funding disparities that affect underrepresented founders—whether by gender, ethnicity,geography, or socioeconomic background—will be key to unleashing the UK’s full entrepreneurial potential.Westminster's proactive role in shaping the tech ecosystem across the UK is crucial, particularly in ensuring As the UK prepares for future growth, political developments such as boundary changes could further shape thetrajectory of tech investment. This paper explores the constituencies that have emerged as beacons for equityfunding and entrepreneurship in the post-2024 landscape. About the Data This report looks at the UK-wide distribution of startups to analyse the count and total sum value of fundraisingdeals made in 2023. The data for these national rankings was gathered from Beauhurst in September 2024,looking at the concentration of startups as broken down by their 2024 Parliamentary constituency. We compiled This data includes startups at all stages. Rankings are based on live data, based on whether there were 10+deals in the constituency for the top 50 list and 3+ for the regional list, and are subject to change. Beauhurst tracking is based on several triggers, including investment, being part of an accelerator programme,being spun out of a university, and others. The companies included in this report have met at least one of thefollowing Beauhurst tracking triggers since 2011. More specific information on Beauhurst’s data collection can Election data was gathered from the UK Parliament. KeyFacts Startup Constituencies | June 2023 TheTop 50 1. Cities of London and Westminster2. Holborn and St Pancras3. Hackney South and Shoreditch4. Islington South and Finsbury5. Bermondsey and Old Southwark6. Cambridge7. Vauxhall and Camberwell Green8. South Cambridgeshire9. Kensington and Bayswater10.Ely and East Cambridgeshire11.Oxford East12.Ealing Central and Acton13.Poplar and Limehouse14.St Neots and Mid Cambridgeshire 30.Filton and B