So far in 2023, 86 companies have joined Crunchbase’s unicorn list, compared to 318 in 2022 and 617 in 2021. The new unicorns include Saudi Arabia's shopping app Tabby, London-founded rebate management tool Enable, India's lending platform InCred, Cayman Islands-based blockchain messaging tool Wormhole, China's Xingji Meizu, U.K.'s sportswear brand Castore, Israel's cybersecurity firm BioCatch, Beijing's AI company 01.AI, and China's smart-device developer Rokid.
Key takeaways:
- In November, nine companies joined The Crunchbase Unicorn Board, adding $11.7 billion in value. The majority of these companies were in the financial services sector.
- Two new unicorns each joined from the U.S. and China, while the U.K., India, Saudi Arabia, and the Cayman Islands each contributed one.
- So far in 2023, 86 companies have joined Crunchbase’s unicorn list, compared to 318 in 2022 and 617 in 2021.
- The Crunchbase Unicorn Board is a curated list that includes private unicorn companies with post-money valuations of $1 billion or more and is based on Crunchbase data.