Collections Is Live on Flot.Bio Map: The Fastest Way to Find Biotech Companies in Europe

If you’ve ever tried to put together a list of biotech companies in Europe, you know the drill: a patchwork of press releases, LinkedIn searches, outdated PDFs, and spreadsheets that are stale the moment you save them. It’s slow, and it’s easy to miss the company that actually matters for your deal, your research, or your outreach.

We’ve tackled this problem before on the blog, with rankings like our Free Database of the Top 100 Public Biotechs in Europe and The 25 Most Valuable Biotech Companies in Europe in 2025. Collections takes that same idea and makes it interactive, searchable, and constantly expanding.

That’s the problem Flot.Bio Map was built to solve, and with the new Collections feature, it just got a lot faster.

What Is Flot.Bio Map?

Flot.Bio Map is an interactive database of biotech companies across Europe, built for investors, corporate development teams, researchers, and anyone else who needs reliable, up-to-date intelligence on the European biotech ecosystem. Instead of hunting across dozens of sources, you get company data, funding details, workforce size, and therapeutic focus areas in one searchable place.

Collections builds directly on top of that database, turning it from a raw list of European biotech companies into curated, ready-to-use groupings you can explore in seconds.

What Is the Collections Feature?

Collections is a new way to browse Flot.Bio Map’s biotech company database through curated, themed lists, rather than starting every search from scratch.

Here’s what you can do with it:

Search a curated list of biotech collections. Instead of building a list of biotech companies in Europe from zero, start from a collection that’s already been put together around a theme, geography, or focus area — with more collections being added regularly.

Discover key info and stats for every company in a collection. Once you’re inside a collection, you get the details that actually matter for research and deal-sourcing: funding stage, workforce size, market cap, and therapeutic specialization, all in one view.

Explore companies visually on the interactive map. Every collection connects to Flot.Bio’s interactive map, so you can click into a specific region, Paris, for example, and instantly see every company in that area, without leaving the collection.

Why This Matters for Biotech Research and Deal Sourcing

For venture capitalists, corporate development teams, and strategic analysts, the value of a European biotech company database isn’t just having the data; it’s having it organized around the questions you’re actually asking. “Who are the biotech companies in Paris?” or “What does the funding landscape look like for this therapeutic area?” are exactly the kinds of questions Collections is designed to answer in a couple of clicks.

If you’re mapping the investor side of the ecosystem too, our Top 50 Investors in Biotech in 2026 roundup pairs well with Collections: one shows you who’s writing the checks, the other shows you the companies they could be writing them to.

That means less time spent compiling lists of biotech companies manually, and more time spent on the analysis and outreach that actually move a deal or a research project forward.

How to Use Collections on Flot.Bio Map

Head to map.flot.bio/collections.
Browse the curated list of collections and pick the one relevant to your research.
Open a collection to see key stats for each company inside it.
Click into the interactive map to explore companies visually by region.

Want to see it in action first? We put together a short walkthrough video showing exactly how Collections works, from searching the curated list to clicking into a regional view on the map.

More Collections Are Coming

This is the first release of Collections, and we’re actively building out more, organized by geography, funding stage, and therapeutic focus — so the European biotech company database on Flot.Bio Map keeps getting more useful the more you use it.

Ready to try it? Head to map.flot.bio/collections and explore the first set of collections for yourself.