European HealthTech Startups to Showcase at Utrecht's Summit
Utrecht, Sunday, 12 October 2025.
European HealthTech startups have the chance to pitch to over 100 investors at the HealthTech Investor Summit in Utrecht, December 8-10, 2025. The event promises growth and networking opportunities.
A Platform for European Innovation
The HealthTech Investor Summit (HIS 2025) presents a significant opportunity for European HealthTech startups. Scheduled to take place in Utrecht, Netherlands, from December 8-10, 2025, the summit aims to bring together over 100 investors from across Europe. This event serves as a critical platform for startups at various stages, including pre-seed, startup, and scale-up phases, to showcase their innovations in front of industry leaders and potential investors [1][2].
Opportunities for Growth and Networking
Startups selected for the summit will gain access to exclusive pitching slots, offering them a chance to present their ideas alongside 90 other companies from over 10 countries. The event not only provides visibility but also facilitates networking with Europe’s leading investors and HealthTech influencers. The summit is strategically designed to accelerate growth and innovation within the European health ecosystem [1][2].
Financial Considerations for Participants
Participation in the HealthTech Investor Summit involves a tiered fee structure. Pre-seed companies are required to pay €999, while startups and scale-ups face fees of €1999 and €2999, respectively. Each package includes free tickets, with additional discounts available for members of European Knowledge Partners, ensuring that the summit remains accessible to a wide range of innovators [1].
Conclusion: A Launchpad for HealthTech Innovations
The HIS 2025 is set to be a cornerstone event for HealthTech startups looking to scale their innovations across Europe. By connecting with investors and industry leaders, participants can gain the necessary exposure and support to propel their ideas into the market. The event underscores the potential of technology in revolutionizing healthcare and stands as a testament to Europe’s commitment to fostering innovation within the sector [1][2].