Greece Sees Strong Momentum in Startup Investments
Greece’s startup ecosystem has experienced a dynamic year, attracting significant capital from both domestic and international investors. More than 732 million euros has flowed into the market through 95 deals involving over 90 startups, highlighting the country’s growing innovation landscape.
Key areas such as artificial intelligence, software as a service and health technologies have drawn strong interest. Meanwhile, defense related innovations developed in Greece have also emerged as a notable point of attention, further expanding the sectors appealing to investors.
Filippos Zakopoulos in a professional tech innovation setting
The momentum is also reflected in expert analysis. Commenting on the findings of the FWD Greece Innovation Pulse 2025 2026 survey, Filippos Zakopoulos, managing partner of Found.ation, stated in his assessment that “AI is at the forefront and ranks high again this year.” His remarks underline the continued dominance of artificial intelligence across the Greek innovation ecosystem.
Conceptual visuals of AI SaaS and health tech innovation with Greek themed tones
As investment levels rise and sector diversity grows, Greece’s startup environment appears well positioned for further expansion in the coming years.
