Market · New York

Scaling in New York

A major hub for finance, technology and European headquarters.

New York remains the most expensive place a European company can start, and the easiest place to be taken seriously. Financial services, media, fashion and enterprise software buyers are concentrated within a short radius, and the time zone overlap with Europe allows a genuinely shared working day.

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Swiss dental company vVardis files for U.S. IPO after revenue triples
Capital Markets

Swiss dental company vVardis files for U.S. IPO after revenue triples

Swiss dental technology company vVardis has filed for a U.S. IPO as it scales its footprint across the American dental market. The Swiss-founded business generated $28.6 million in first-half 2026 revenue and says its products have already reached more than 20,000 U.S. dental practices.

Switzerland→New York, NY

15 Oct 2026

Why Matilda Djerf Chose New York for Djerf Avenue’s First Store
Market Entry

Why Matilda Djerf Chose New York for Djerf Avenue’s First Store

Djerf Avenue has opened its first permanent store at 25 Bond Street in New York. For founder Matilda Djerf, the move offers a case study in how a European digital-first brand can use pop-ups, community and physical retail to deepen its position in the U.S.

Sweden→New York, NY

07 Oct 2026

Spott Raises $21M as U.S. Recruitment Push Accelerates
Funding

Spott Raises $21M as U.S. Recruitment Push Accelerates

Belgian recruitment software company Spott has raised $21 million in Series A funding. The startup already has a New York office, a dedicated Head of U.S. and American customers as it builds out one of its fastest-growing markets.

Belgium→New York, NY

23 Sep 2026

Newcleo Lands on Nasdaq With $247M for U.S. Growth
Funding

Newcleo Lands on Nasdaq With $247M for U.S. Growth

Advanced nuclear company newcleo has begun trading on Nasdaq under the ticker NWCL after completing a $247 million transaction. The company plans to use the capital to support U.S. and European growth, including American regulatory and commercial activity.

United Kingdom→New York, NY

23 Sep 2026

Borjomi Expands Into U.S. Wellness Market
Retail

Borjomi Expands Into U.S. Wellness Market

Borjomi is scaling its U.S. presence with premium retail distribution in New York and Los Angeles, plus nationwide Amazon availability. The Georgian brand is positioning its mineral-rich water around gut health and functional wellness.

Georgia→New York, NY

20 Sep 2026

Nscale Files for NYSE IPO as U.S. AI Push Accelerates
News

Nscale Files for NYSE IPO as U.S. AI Push Accelerates

British AI infrastructure company Nscale has filed for a U.S. IPO and plans to list on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker NSCL. The filing comes as Nscale rapidly expands its American AI infrastructure footprint.

United Kingdom→New York, NY

20 Sep 2026

Revolut Eyes New York in Potential Dual IPO Listing
Fintech

Revolut Eyes New York in Potential Dual IPO Listing

Revolut is considering a dual stock-market listing in New York and London, with CEO Nik Storonsky openly favoring the depth of U.S. capital markets. The move would pair its expanding American banking ambitions with a possible Nasdaq debut.

United Kingdom→New York, NY

19 Sep 2026

Companies here

On the ground
Aprojects

Belgium · Logistics and freight forwarding

De Beers London

United Kingdom · Luxury jewelry

Sézane

France · Fashion / Retail / Consumer

vVardis

Switzerland · Healthcare / Consumer Health

Djerf Avenue

Sweden · Fashion & Consumer

ElevenLabs

United Kingdom · AI audio and conversational agents

Hadrian

Netherlands · Cybersecurity

Metaview

United Kingdom · AI recruiting software

All Things

United Kingdom · Food & Beverage

Ekster

Netherlands · Consumer Goods / Accessories

Neko Health

Sweden · Health Technology

Annick Goutal

France · Beauty & Luxury

Spott

Belgium · Recruitment Technology

newcleo

United Kingdom · Advanced Nuclear Energy

Borjomi

Georgia · Beverages

Nscale

United Kingdom · AI Infrastructure

Revolut

United Kingdom · Fintech / Digital Banking

Europe → America Weekly

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