Amsterdam-based Dealroom raises €5.8 million to scale global tech ecosystem mapping

January 29, 2026 at 07:26 AM UTC
EU-Startups
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Amsterdam-based Dealroom raises €5.8 million to scale global tech ecosystem mapping

Amsterdam-based Dealroom.co has secured €5.8 million in a funding round aimed at accelerating its international expansion, with a strategic focus on growing its presence in the United States market. This capital infusion, led by Índico Capital Partners and supported by existing investors, will bolster Dealroom's mission to provide comprehensive data mapping of global technology ecosystems. The company's platform is crucial for investors, corporations, and policymakers seeking to make data-driven decisions in the rapidly evolving tech landscape. Dealroom distinguishes itself by leveraging data science and real-time tracking to offer insights into funding rounds, company valuations, business models, and emerging trends. Their approach emphasizes data transparency and ecosystem collaboration, providing proprietary coverage that surpasses traditional market data. The company intends to use the new funding to enhance its proprietary data assets, invest in AI-driven intelligence, and improve product capabilities to achieve greater depth and accuracy in mapping tech ecosystems worldwide. This investment is particularly significant for fostering European digital sovereignty by strengthening a home-grown platform capable of competing on a global scale. By mapping and analyzing tech ecosystems with advanced data analytics, Dealroom empowers European stakeholders to better understand and navigate the competitive landscape, identify opportunities, and foster innovation. The company's commitment to providing predictive intelligence rather than just historical reporting positions it as a key player in shaping future tech development.

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Published: January 29, 2026 at 07:26 AM UTC
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