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Every EIC Accelerator winner since 2021
747 companies that won an EIC Accelerator grant agreement, in one place you can search and filter: by country, call year, technology and grant size. Each row links to its official EU record.
The data is fragmented across CORDIS, EIC Fund pages and national press releases. This puts it in one structured, sourced view, so you can answer the only question that matters before you apply: do companies like yours actually win?
Counts reflect signed grant agreements recorded in CORDIS on 2026-08-06. Of these, 17 were later terminated by the Commission; they stay in the table and are filterable by status. The most recent call years are still being signed, so their totals will rise; read them as in-progress, not as a downward trend.
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How this was built, and what it does not claim
Source: the CORDIS Horizon Europe open-data set from the European Commission, licensed CC BY 4.0, extracted on 2026-08-06. Changes made: filtered to EIC Accelerator grant agreements, one row per beneficiary company, amounts and call year read from the project record. See the CORDIS legal notice.
What is here: companies that reached a signed EIC Accelerator grant agreement under Horizon Europe, from the 2021 calls onward. Grant amount is the EU grant recorded in CORDIS.
What is deliberately not here, because the source cannot support it honestly:
- No grant-only vs blended split. The only field CORDIS offers for this is a labelling convention that changed by year, not a real per-company decision, so publishing it would be a precise-looking but false number.
- No company age at award. CORDIS carries no founding date, and we do not fill that gap with estimates.
- No success rate by country. This lists winners only. Without the number of applicants per country there is no rate to show, and we will not imply one.
Companies that were selected but declined or never signed do not appear. The 2019-2020 pilot Accelerator sits in a separate EU dataset and is out of scope here.
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Where does this data come from?
From CORDIS, the European Commission's open database of EU-funded projects, licensed CC BY 4.0. We extracted the Horizon Europe set on 2026-08-06, filtered it to EIC Accelerator grant agreements, and kept one row per beneficiary company. Every row links back to its official CORDIS record so you can verify it.
Does a listed grant mean the company also got equity?
We do not say, because the source cannot tell us reliably. The EIC Accelerator can combine a grant with an equity investment, but CORDIS records only the grant, and its one instrument label changed convention by year rather than tracking real per-company decisions. Rather than publish a precise-looking guess, we show only the grant, which is the figure the source actually supports.
Why is there no success rate by country?
Because this lists winners only. A success rate needs the number of applicants per country, which is not in this data. Showing winners per country as if it were a hit rate would be misleading, so we show counts and grant volume and label them as exactly that.
Why do the most recent years look lower?
Grant agreements are signed months after a company is selected, so the newest call years are still being recorded and their totals will keep rising. Read recent years as in-progress, not as a decline in funding.
Do companies like mine actually win?
That is what the filters are for. Narrow by your country, the technology and the grant range you would target, and you can see comparable winners and how many there are. If you want a candid read on your own odds, book a discovery call.
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