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EIC SME Instrument 2018-2020
- 1. 2018 - 2020
- 2. Comprehensive Scheme Innovative Idea Test & Co-create Feasibility Start-up Development Scale-up Investment € 1.4 billion in funding over the period 2018-2020 FET OPEN Future Emerging Technologies FTI Fast Track to Innovation SME-Instrument Phase-1 SME-Instrument Phase-2 Soft Blending
- 4. Submission of Proposals Remote Evaluation Ranking of Proposals Interview Grant Agreement SME Instrument: The new evaluation process
- 5. Submission of Proposals Remote Evaluation Ranking of Proposals Interview Grant Agreement SME Instrument: The new evaluation process
- 6. Jury Interview Six Juries composed of at least 5 experts Panel Review All experts from all juries Jury briefing Interview of Applicants Jury debriefing Agreement on the list of projects proposed for funding 15' 30' 15' Interviews: How are they organised?
- 7. Preliminary Juries Distribution: Jury I ICT (PART I) Cybersecurity Financials
- 8. Preliminary Juries Distribution: Jury II ICT (PART II) Cultural and Creative Economy Innovative Public Services Consumer Products & Services
- 9. Preliminary Juries Distribution: Jury III Biotech & Bioeconomy (NON-HEALTH) Agriculture and Rural Development Food and Beverages
- 10. Preliminary Juries Distribution: Jury IV Nanotechnology, Advanced Materials, Manufacturing and Engineering Space Construction & Transport Security, e.g. drones
- 11. Preliminary Juries Distribution: Jury V Energy Earth & Environment
- 12. Preliminary Juries Distribution: Jury VI Biotech & Bioeconomy (HEALTH) HealthTec
- 13. SMEI Phase 2 Current Jury Composition 2% 4% 6% 8% 10%
- 14. Business Angel 17% Influencer 4% Innovation Support 27% STEM 14% Venture Capital 19% Entrepreneur 8% Corporate 11% Gender Balance SMEI Phase 2 Current Jury Composition Interview Pool Composition 19% 81%
- 16. SME Instrument in numbers 3018 companies 1.3 billion 5% - 8% success rate
- 18. Private equity investments 01/01/2015 07/01/2015 01/01/2016 07/01/2016 01/01/2017 07/01/2017 €2M €43M €141M €273M €445M €697M 697 million 119 SMEI Companies
- 19. Exits 18 since 2014 11 in 2017 250 million private equity funding in 2017 1 billion in total
- 21. Ada Health, Berlin The future of healthcare lies in a much more patient-centric model
- 22. Graphene Oxide for the energy market Graphenea, San Sebastian
- 23. World's largest plastic films' solar collector Heliovis, Vienna
- 24. SME Instrument as a funding bridge MANTEX, Sweden
- 25. SME Instrument as a springboard to EIB financing Skeleton Technologies, Estonia
- 26. SME Instrument attracting business into the EU Dune Medical Devices, Israel
- 27. SME Instrument supporting disruptive innovation Disrupt 100 Ultrahaptics, UK
- 29. Fast Track to Innovation: objectives Horizon 2020 participation Private investment Co-creation and innovation
- 30. Fast Track to Innovation: conditions 100 million / year No topic limitation Max 5 partners 3 years to launch
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- Submission of Proposals: more than 2000 proposals per evaluation round (four per year) Remote Evaluation: Performed by four expert-evaluators per proposal Ranking of Proposals: Highest-scoring proposals (+/- 120) invited to the interview Interview: Jury of 6 panels with 5-6 experts & published pitch deck Grant Agreement: Selected companies invited for Grant Agreement preparation
- Submission of Proposals: more than 2000 proposals per evaluation round (four per year) Remote Evaluation: Performed by four expert-evaluators per proposal Ranking of Proposals: Highest-scoring proposals (+/- 120) invited to the interview Interview: Jury of 6 panels with 5-6 experts & published pitch deck Grant Agreement: Selected companies invited for Grant Agreement preparation
- Jury Briefing: Lead reviewer briefs the jury about the proposal and remote evaluation Interview of Applicants: 10' pitching followed by 20' Q&As Jury debriefing: Deliberation & attribution of a preliminary mark – A (Proposed for funding) or B (Not proposed for funding) -
- Proposals & experts allocated to juries based on sectoral information provided (i.e. keywords) Aim at even distribution of proposals across juries Sectors are combined in juries considering overlap and complementarity in sectors
- Proposals & experts allocated to juries based on sectoral information provided (i.e. keywords) Aim at even distribution of proposals across juries Sectors are combined in juries considering overlap and complementarity in sectors
- Proposals & experts allocated to juries based on sectoral information provided (i.e. keywords) Aim at even distribution of proposals across juries Sectors are combined in juries considering overlap and complementarity in sectors
- Proposals & experts allocated to juries based on sectoral information provided (i.e. keywords) Aim at even distribution of proposals across juries Sectors are combined in juries considering overlap and complementarity in sectors
- Proposals & experts allocated to juries based on sectoral information provided (i.e. keywords) Aim at even distribution of proposals across juries Sectors are combined in juries considering overlap and complementarity in sectors
- Proposals & experts allocated to juries based on sectoral information provided (i.e. keywords) Aim at even distribution of proposals across juries Sectors are combined in juries considering overlap and complementarity in sectors
- Publication of names foreseen for January 2018
- 3018 companies in our portfolio 859 in Phase 2 €1.3 billion committed €1.2 billion in grants over €500k 5% - 8% success rate Status 1 December 2017
- €697 M Invested in 119 SMEI companies Status 1 July 2017
- 18 exits since 2014 (12 acquisitions and 6 IPOs) 11 new exits in 2017 (8 acquisitions and 3 IPOs) €250 million private equity funding in 2017 (out of €697M in total) Status 1 July 2017 €1 billion in total
- Ada Health, Phase 2 in July 2015 2.4M€ the AI-driven app which works a little like an ‘Alexa for health’, has raised a 40M€ funding round in October 2017 Website: ada.com
- Phase 1 October 2014 Phase 2 August 2015 1.6 M€ Established in 2010 and since grown to be one of the world's largest providers of graphene The grant was used to build a new pilot plant, which multiplied the production capacity by 20 http://www.graphenea.com
- Phase 2 November 2015: 2M€ grant Company founded in 2009 The innovation reduces the capital expenditures for the mirror field of solar thermal power plants by 55 %. The solar power plant was inaugurated on 23 June 2017 in Albacete in Spain. Website: heliovis.com
- MANTEX, Sweden: bio-energy thanks to innovative biomass scanner. In 2014, Mantex experienced cash-flow issues and private investors pulled out. With the €1.6 million SME Instrument grant, Mantex managed to restructure using the funding as a bridge and rebuilt value with this project. In May 2017, MANTEX successfully lists on NASDAQ First North
- Oy Skeleton Technologies, Estonia: building the largest ultra-capacitor factory in Europe. Skeleton Technologies got a grant of € 2.5 million in 2015. Since then it raised a Series B of €10 million in 2015 and a Series C of €13 million in 2016. This year it received an EFSI-backed EIB financing of €15 million and opened in Germany the largest ultracapacitor factory in Europe. This plant will create 50 new jobs by 2019.
- Smart biopsy tool for real-time characterisation of cancerous cell in breast biopsy The company was hesitating whether to exploit the European or the US market, and was trying to acquire financial support on both sides. The SME instrument grant of €3 million led them to prioritise the European market over the US market. The company raised since a Series B of 12 M€ in 2017
- Disrupt 100 – Ultrahaptics named one of the most disruptive tech companies. Ultrahaptics received a Phase 2 grant of € 1.5 million in 2015. It is the first and only company in the world to create a novel haptic feedback system that allows users to feel sensations in their bare hands while interacting in mid-air with a touchless sensing system. The company announced in May 2017 that it had secured £17.9 million in a Series B round http://2017.disrupt100.com/
- Objective: - Increasing industrial participation in Horizon 2020 through close-to-market, innovative projects - Stimulating private investment in research and innovation - Co-creation and open innovation
- Conditions: 100 M € per year Max. Project size 3 M €; no topic limitation Consortia of max. 5 partners with strong industry participation (at least 60%) Market launch within 3 years after project start