What Europe’s spinouts need to capitalise on deeptech boom: patient capital, customer obsession and support for female founders
THE SO WHAT
The constraint on European deeptech spinouts is shifting from IP and talent to capital duration and go-to-market discipline. If you’re running a corporate or university spinout program, the leverage is in building real customer pipelines and multi-year capital stacks—not more demo days.
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