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Two Bulgarian deeptech companies join the EIC Scaling Club

Two Bulgarian companies, Check Point Care and EnduroSat, have joined the European Innovation Council's EIC Scaling Club. Their selection was announced as part of a 72-company intake unveiled at the Scale 100 forum in Athens.

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FTS Insights official • This is a useful European ecosystem signal for Bulgaria. The story is not about a funding round or an exit, but about access: two local deeptech companies are now inside an EU-level network built to improve investor exposure, corporate connections and scaling support. For Sofia's ecosystem, that matters because deeptech growth often depends on cross-border structures long before commercial scale is fully visible.

Key Takeaways
  • Check Point Care and EnduroSat gained entry to a selective European deeptech community.
  • The signal is strongest around access to networks, investors and corporate links.
  • Digital health and space remain visible areas for Bulgarian innovation.
  • The EIC is pairing company selection with a broader investor coordination effort.
Why this matters
  • It puts two Bulgarian deeptech companies into a European scaling network with structured support.
  • The selection spans two strategic sectors: digital health and space.
  • The club offers practical scaling help, not just recognition or visibility.
  • The Trusted Investor Network adds a capital access angle around EIC-backed companies.

ORIGINAL ARTICLE

October 22, 2024

Two Bulgarian companies joined an exclusive club of the European Innovation Council

by Еconomic.bg

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Article Summary

The EIC Scaling Club brings together more than 120 of Europe's most promising deep technology companies. In the latest intake, two Bulgarian companies were selected: Check Point Care and EnduroSat.

Economic.bg describes Check Point Care as a telemedicine company combining advanced wearables with AI-powered digital health platforms. EnduroSat is presented as a New Space company working to simplify access to satellite data services from sensors in orbit.

According to the article, the club supports members with fundraising, mentoring, leadership training, corporate partnerships, media visibility and recruiting. Its stated objective is to accelerate member growth, with a target of helping 20% of members become unicorn companies.

The same announcement also included the launch of the EIC Trusted Investor Network, which brings together more than 50 European technology venture capital investors to support co-investment with the EIC Fund.

Key Highlights

  • Check Point Care and EnduroSat were selected for the EIC Scaling Club.
  • The new cohort includes 72 companies announced at the Scale 100 forum in Athens.
  • The club is a community of more than 120 European deeptech companies.
  • Support includes fundraising, mentoring, leadership training, partnerships and recruiting.
  • The EIC also launched a Trusted Investor Network with more than 50 European tech VCs.

Takeaway

This is a modest but meaningful visibility milestone for the Bulgarian tech ecosystem. It shows that locally built deeptech companies are entering European support structures designed to help them scale beyond their home market.

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EnduroSat is on a mission to transform the complex satellite industry into a streamlined data service, enabling instant access and transactions with space data from hundreds of sensors in orbit.

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