Discover Europe’s small and mid-sized technology companies
European Tech Equities explores Europe’s smaller tech companies: what they make, why customers buy it and how the business is progressing.
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How Europe built its technology giants
The histories of ASML, SAP, Rolls-Royce, Novartis and BAE Systems offer a reason to look more closely at Europe’s smaller companies today.
European tech stocks in Q3 2026
Chipmaking equipment, maritime robots, satellites, cybersecurity and RNA editing. Five developments that offer a closer look at the businesses behind European tech stocks.
Exail Technologies SA and the robots that go first
The French group builds robots that help navies find underwater mines while crews stay farther away. Its less visible business makes sure those robots know where they are.
From CERN roots to quantum control: Creotech Quantum S.A.
The Warsaw company sells the electronics that tell scientific equipment what to do and precisely when to do it. Its next challenge is helping quantum computers grow beyond the laboratory.
How Basler AG gives machines the power to see
A problem with bought-in cameras helped turn Basler AG into a camera supplier. Today, its business stretches from lighting an object to analysing what the picture reveals.
Research notes & company updates
Short ETE analysis and dated announcements from official company sources.
Scanway and Pixxel look beyond satellite telescopes
Scanway_SA and PixxelSpace want to develop new instruments and explore selling satellite imagery together.
Exail reports a major payment in its delayed results
A €117m receipt answers part of September’s cash-flow question. The published accounts also explain why stronger underlying earnings came with a statutory loss.
Mensch und Maschine’s own software grows as Autodesk weighs on profits
Its software business is moving ahead, but weaker earnings from the Autodesk-related business show why the mix of sales matters.
Pharming shares early evidence for wider use of leniolisib
October’s presentation adds detail to a small study in immune disorders. With 13 participants and no control group, the findings remain early.
secunet plans to bring ServiceNow to organisations with stricter security needs
A German-operated cloud could help sensitive organisations automate their work. The partners expect availability in 2027.
Explore company profiles
WALLIX GROUP SA
Software that controls who can access critical IT and industrial systems.
CY4GATE S.p.A.
Cybersecurity, training and intelligence software for governments and businesses.
Pasqal Holding SA
Quantum computers that use individual neutral atoms to perform calculations.
Creotech Quantum S.A.
Precision electronics that control quantum experiments, timing and measurement.
Creotech Instruments S.A.
Small-satellite platforms, space electronics and mission integration.