Sigma Technology becomes a supporting partner to Daya Ventures to strengthen women's health

Sigma Technology is proud to announce the partnership with Daya Ventures, the world's first femtech venture studio. Daya Ventures aims to reduce the over The $1 trillion health gap between the genders by building fast-growing, high-impact startups. Their vision aligns perfectly with Sigma Technology's commitment to promoting an equal and respectful workplace by support initiatives that promote education, equality and inclusion.

The gender health gap

Despite women making up half of the world's population, they spend 25% more of their lives in debilitating health than men (according to McKinsey's Women's Health Gap Report, 2024). This disparity is due to a lack of clinical studies and insufficient investment in women's health.

Daya Ventures – a groundbreaking femtech venture studio

Daya is the world's first femtech venture studio creating the next generation of fast-growing startups to close the gender health gap estimated at over $1 trillion. By collaborating with researchers, clinicians and industry leaders identify and validate Daya's real needs and build startups from the ground up.

Sigma Technology's commitment to innovation and equality

– We are impressed by the enormous work that the Daya team has achieved in such a short time, they have grown to become an international femtech venture studio. On Sigma We strongly believe that entrepreneurship is the catalyst for innovation and development. By joining forces with Daya, we hope to impact women's health, share Nataly Lamken, Chief Communications Officer at Sigma Technology Group.

The role of the tech industry in the femtech movement

– We are happy to have Sigma Technology which supports Dayas mission to close the gender health gap, reinforcing our belief that it is the tech industry that is accelerating the femtech movement and pushing the boundaries of what is possible in women's health innovation by redefining technology together and making it more inclusive and responsible, says Jenny Lundkvist, Chief People Officer at Daya Ventures.

Femmegineering and Sigma Technology's continued work

Together with sister companies within Sigma Group, Sigma Technology Femmegineering, the organization’s global initiative dedicated to building a community of female engineering professionals and experts and contributing to a more equitable and inclusive tech industry, this partnership with Daya is a natural step in the organization’s commitment to a more equal tech industry.