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Tech companies Aberdeen: 74 on record
ayeoh's record holds 74 tech companies in Aberdeen. 3 of them have a funding round on record, £12.7m disclosed across 3 rounds. 24 of them are in the news ayeoh links.
Aberdeen tech at a glance
Companies on ayeoh
Seaway7
Aberdeen Renewable Energy Group
Energy
NCIMB
Life sciences
Salus Technical
Software
Xergy
Software
True North Advisors
John Clark Motor Group
Software
Proserv
Energy
MacArtney
High Performance Robotics
Robotics
Iacs Consulting
Software
Indigo Smart Technologies
Software
Leap Automation (Leap AI)
AI
Opportunity North East
Software
Ambiesense
Data & Cloud
Appetite for Business
Software
Arrowdawn
Software
Care APP Solutions
Software
Cirrushq
Software
Converged Communication Solutions
Telecoms
CORE29
Software
Drams Software
Software
Dyslexai
Software
Elasmogen
Life sciences
Energyvue
Software
Eskimo Intelligent Solutions
Software
Evolve
Software
GEO GEO
Software
Invigorate IT
Software
Kliasoft
Software
Libereat
Data & Cloud
Loch Logic
Software
Microinterns
Software
Tech companies Aberdeen: who is on the record
And 14 more on the record.
Also on the Companies House register
And 419 more on the register.
Listed from Companies House: active firms with a Scottish registered office. ayeoh has not written about these.
Investors and funders named in their rounds
In the news
Questions the record answers
- How many tech companies are there in Aberdeen?
- ayeoh's record holds 74 tech companies in Aberdeen, among them GoFibre, STC Insiso, Seaway7, Aberdeen Renewable Energy Group and NCIMB. It counts the companies with news, a funding round, a grant, a job or an event on the record.
- Which tech companies in Aberdeen have raised the most?
- On ayeoh's record: Leap Automation (Leap AI) (£7.9m across 1 round), Xergy (£3.1m across 1 round) and NCIMB (£1.7m across 1 round).
- Who invests in tech companies in Aberdeen?
- The investors named most often in their rounds: Scottish National Investment Bank (2 rounds), Investment Fund for Scotland (1 round) and Maven Capital Partners (1 round).
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