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The fourth edition of the Euronext Tech Leaders Forum brought together over 300 participants from across Europe and beyond, uniting tech entrepreneurs, investors and financial experts to explore the future of Tech in Europe. Part of Euronext’s flagship Tech initiative, Euronext Tech Leaders, this year’s forum in Paris provided a platform for strategic discussions on pivotal topics shaping the growth and sustainability of European Tech, including AI, quantum computing, space innovation and capital markets evolution. The event offered insights into the accelerating pace of technological innovation and its impact on capital markets, while showcasing the strength of Europe’s entrepreneurial spirit and its leading role in global innovation.
The forum began with a session on Tech acceleration on capital markets, featuring Frederick Velten-Jameson, Executive Director of Morgan Stanley, Global Capital Markets, Marie Best, CFO of Mirakl, and Rudi de Winter, CEO of X-Fab. Moderated by Sarah White from the Financial Times, the discussion explored how capital markets have evolved to support Tech companies at various stages of growth. From the IPO boom of 2020 and 2021 to the current normalisation of the market, panellists highlighted how Tech companies are now staying private longer and are more mature when they do enter the public market. Speakers also discussed how AI has become a ‘game-changer’, helping companies rethink operations and scale in ways that were previously impossible.
In the Capital allocation in global Tech fireside chat, Alexandre Stott and Sharon Bell of Goldman Sachs provided valuable insights into the broader equity market trends. Despite ongoing global challenges, both speakers noted that European Tech has shown resilience, with Tech outpacing global market earnings throughout the last decade. The discussion highlighted that European companies still have significant growth potential, but the gap in valuations between European and US companies persists. Their conversation emphasised the importance of creating deeper, more integrated capital markets in Europe, where local investors are incentivised to channel more of their capital into high-growth European Tech, noting the potential for European policymakers to further support investment through initiatives such as the Savings and Investments Union.
During the Quantum computing: opportunities and use cases session, experts such as Jean-Yves Quentel, Group CFO of Pasqal, Dr. Philippe Cordier, Chief AI Scientist at Capgemini Invent, and Olivier Tonneau, Founder and Partner at Quantonation discussed the transformative power of quantum computing. Moderated by Hugues Desportes, Managing Director, Head of ECM FraBeLux at Barclays Corporate & Investment Bank, panellists shared optimistic predictions for the next decade, particularly around breakthroughs in chemistry, material science and machine learning. The discussion noted that Europe is well-positioned to lead the quantum revolution, but it will require a concerted effort to scale these innovations and attract the necessary investments.
As generative AI continues to rise in prevalence, the session Gen AI & software explored its disruptive effects on the software and Tech sectors. Francesca Chieti, Chief M&A and Corporate Development Officer of Jakala, Thomas Koehrer, Co-head of EMEA TMT Investment Banking at Bank of America, and Tobias Unger, Group CFO of 74Software, discussed how AI-driven transformation is reshaping business models, particularly with the shift away from traditional per-seat pricing to flexible, data-driven models. The discussion highlighted that this marks a pivotal moment for Tech companies, where those who integrate generative AI into their operations can gain significant competitive advantage in the market.
European space IPOs were also a topic of discussion at the Tech Leaders Forum, with Antoine Lebourgeois and Florent Roulet from Stifel and Julien Merceron, CFO of Exotrail, discussing the growing momentum in the space sector. Following a series of successful IPOs in recent years, the space industry is now seen as a critical part of Europe’s long-term tech strategy. The session highlighted how the increasing focus on defence and satellite technologies is driving growth, with many companies looking to list and gain access to capital markets to fund their ambitious projects.
The session War 3.0: when AI and robotics redefine the battlefield drew attention to the intersection of technology and defence. Daniel Weisslinger, Global Co-Head of TMT Industry Group at Société Générale and Emmanuel Sprauel, Vice President Land Segment of Thales, discussed how AI, robotics and quantum computing are reshaping modern warfare, particularly in areas such as drone technology and autonomous systems. The workshop emphasised the growing importance of these technologies in military and security applications, with significant implications for innovation and investment in Defence Tech.
Another insightful discussion at the Tech Leaders Forum, New Tech frontiers, explored how Europe is positioning itself as a leader in next-generation technologies. Brigitte de Vet-Veithen, CEO of Materialise, and Francesca Failoni, Co-Founder and Co-CEO of ALPS, shared their perspectives on how Europe can scale, sustain and foster innovative technologies. The session, moderated by Eirik Høiby Ausland, Head of Listing Nordics at Euronext, discussed topics such as 3D printing, data centres and AI applications in security and defence, all critical areas where Europe is making a strong impact. The panellists agreed that while Europe has a wealth of founders and innovators, it needs to stay ahead in areas such as AI integration and efficiency optimisation to compete on a global scale. With strong backing from investors and a regulatory environment conducive to innovation, Europe has immense potential to lead in the coming decades.
In addition to the main sessions, the Private Company Track workshops provided a tailored experience for corporate leaders looking to scale their businesses. Two key workshops were held to address issues central to private companies in their growth journey. The CFO Club with La Mission French Tech and the CLIFF (French IR Association), focused on the role of financial communication and investor relations in the scaling of high-growth Tech companies from the experience of Pauline Bireaud, Head of IR at Pluxee, and the Investors feedback on Tech IPOs workshop with Benjamin Mennesson, Head of Financial Communication at OVHcloud Solutions provided an opportunity for private companies to gain insights into IPO trends, investor expectations and preparation for entering public markets.
In his keynote speech, Yoram Wijngaarde, CEO of Dealroom.co, discussed Europe’s role as the most entrepreneurial continent. He noted that while Europe produces world-class talent and has a thriving start-up culture, it still faces challenges when scaling companies and retaining value within the continent. He noted that 17 of the 25 most entrepreneurial countries (68%) are European, and European VC-backed companies have generated US$3.9 trillion in value since 1990, with category leaders like Adyen vs. Stripe, Revolut vs. PayPal, and Spotify vs. Netflix demonstrating Europe’s potential to rival US Tech giants. However, Europe remains reliant on overseas capital at the breakout and scaleup stages, leading to a leakage of value abroad. A key takeaway was that if Europe can better support its high-growth companies with more access to capital, it could lead the world in technological innovation in the coming decades.
The 2025 Euronext Tech Leaders Forum provided an in-depth exploration of the opportunities and challenges facing the Tech sector in Europe. Discussions at the forum highlighted the vital role of capital markets in supporting high-growth companies and the transformative potential of emerging technologies such as AI, quantum computing and space innovation.
Euronext remains committed to fostering the growth of innovative companies and ensuring that Europe stays at the forefront of global technological leadership, with this year’s forum reaffirming Euronext’s support of Europe’s growing Tech sector.
For more information about the Euronext Tech Leaders Forum 2025, including details about the Euronext Tech Leaders Awards and the 2025 Tech Pulse Report, please refer to the press release and the 2025 edition of the Euronext Tech Pulse Report.
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