Hiro Capital portfolio
Hiro Capital (Venture capital) is known to hold 33 companies, 18 of them startups. 7 of them are hiring now, with 72 open roles. Most of them work in Game Development, PC Games, Esports.
Companies Hiro Capital has invested in
Open roles at Hiro Capital portfolio companies
Shift LeaderLoco · this month
Integrated Game ProducerTeam Liquid · this month
Senior Manager, FP&AZwift · this month
Brand Manager, Co-op FPS, ContractBalor Games · this month
Senior Backend DeveloperSnowprint Studios · this month
Senior UI DesignerSnowprint Studios · this month
General ManagerLoco · this month
General ManagerLoco · this month
Senior Manager, Global Talent AcquisitionTeam Liquid · this month
General ManagerLoco · this month
Marketing ManagerTeam Liquid · this month
External Development & Vendor ManagerBalor Games · this month
General ManagerLoco · this month
General ManagerLoco · this month
General ManagerLoco · this month
Marketing ManagerTeam Liquid · this month
Senior 3D Environment ArtistSnowprint Studios · this month
Data EngineerLoco · this month
General ManagerLoco · this month
Video EditorTeam Liquid · this month
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Questions about Hiro Capital
How many companies has Hiro Capital invested in?
Hiro Capital is known to hold 33 companies: 18 startups, and 0 exits so far, read from its own portfolio page and the funding rounds that name it.
Is Hiro Capital investing now?
Hiro Capital has no round in the press in 12 months and no new company on its portfolio page in 90 days.
What does Hiro Capital invest in?
The markets of the companies Hiro Capital holds: Game Development (18%), PC Games (6%), Esports (6%), Fitness (6%), Mobile Games (6%).
Which Hiro Capital portfolio companies are hiring?
7 companies Hiro Capital holds are hiring now, with 72 open roles listed on this page.
Who does Hiro Capital invest alongside?
The investors that hold the most companies together with Hiro Capital: Seedcamp, GFR Fund.
How this page is made
A company counts as a holding when the investor’s own portfolio page links to it, a program’s catalog lists it, or a funding round in the press names the investor. The numbers are rebuilt every night; each company shows where it came from and when it was first seen.
Sources: its portfolio page, read Oct 3; 2 rounds in the press that name it
Hiro Capital portfolio: 33 known companies. Alion, Oct 5, 2026. https://alion.io/company/hiro-capital/portfolio