Sure Valley Ventures is a venture capital firm investing in early-stage software companies in Ireland and the United Kingdom. It backs Seed to Series A startups in areas such as artificial intelligence, immersive technology and enterprise software, and now presents itself under the SVV brand. The firm was founded in 2016 and is headquartered in Dublin.
Artificial Intelligence 44%Cybersecurity 16%Education 13%SeedUnited Kingdom
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Artificial Intelligence 44%Cybersecurity 16%Education 13%Sales & Marketing 13%Software 9%
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5 exitsmedian round $6M2 companies growing
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Golden Ventures is a seed-stage venture capital fund based in Toronto that invests across North America. It backs bold founding teams in software, fintech, consumer and deep technology, usually leading or co-leading the first institutional round. The firm was founded in 2011 by Matt Golden and has built one of the most active seed portfolios in Canada.
Artificial Intelligence 25%Software 15%Financial Services 13%Seed–ACanada, United States
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Artificial Intelligence 25%Software 15%Financial Services 13%Education 9%Sales & Marketing 8%
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22 exitsmedian round $80M16 companies growing
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Weekend Fund is a small early-stage venture fund that invests in pre-seed and seed startups. It backs consumer, creator economy, productivity and AI companies, often writing an early check alongside founders who are building new internet products. The fund was started in 2017 by Ryan Hoover, the founder of Product Hunt, and operates from San Francisco, California.
Artificial Intelligence 33%Software 22%Financial Services 15%Seed–B
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Artificial Intelligence 33%Software 22%Financial Services 15%Professional Services 15%Health Care 11%
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2 exitsnamed in 2 roundsmedian round $30M9 companies growing
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Discover Square Peg, a venture capital firm. Founded in 2012 in Australia, we now back founders early and repeatedly across APAC’s fastest-growing technology markets.
Software 28%Financial Services 25%Artificial Intelligence 20%Series A–C+United States
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Software 28%Financial Services 25%Artificial Intelligence 20%Commerce 9%Internet Services 7%
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6 exitsmedian round $66.5M24 companies growing
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High Alpha is an Indianapolis venture firm that combines a venture studio with a venture capital fund focused on B2B SaaS. It creates new software companies in-house with founders and invests in early-stage enterprise cloud startups across the United States. The firm was founded in 2015 by Scott Dorsey, Mike Fitzgerald, Eric Tobias and Kristian Andersen, several of whom helped build ExactTarget.
Software 37%Sales & Marketing 23%Artificial Intelligence 17%Seed
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Software 37%Sales & Marketing 23%Artificial Intelligence 17%Financial Services 11%Transportation & Logistics 6%
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6 exitsmedian round $7.8M16 companies growing
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Workshop Ventures is a venture studio that invests and builds alongside founders in climate and education. Its portfolio includes Medley Learning, an AI instructional support tool for multilingual learners, and it hires firmware, hardware test and mobile engineers. The company is headquartered in Austin, Texas, United States.
Manufacturing 22%Education 22%Energy & Utilities 13%Seed
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Manufacturing 22%Education 22%Energy & Utilities 13%Software 13%Professional Services 13%
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median round $10.3M3 companies growing
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Storm Ventures is an early-stage venture capital firm focused on B2B software and enterprise technology companies. It typically invests at seed and Series A in SaaS, AI-driven applications and business infrastructure, helping founders find product-market fit and build repeatable go-to-market engines, with Marketo among its best-known past investments. The firm was founded in 1997 and is based in Menlo Park, California.
Artificial Intelligence 35%Software 23%Cybersecurity 21%Seed–B
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Artificial Intelligence 35%Software 23%Cybersecurity 21%Data & Analytics 13%Information Technology 13%
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19 exitsnamed in 1 round32 companies growing
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Expert Dojo is a startup accelerator and seed-stage venture fund based in Southern California. It invests in early-stage founders through accelerator programs, with a stated commitment to supporting diverse and underrepresented entrepreneurs across technology sectors. Expert Dojo was founded in 2015 in Santa Monica, California, and has since expanded its programs to partner communities in other countries.
Health Care 18%Software 13%Artificial Intelligence 12%Seed
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Health Care 18%Software 13%Artificial Intelligence 12%Financial Services 9%Professional Services 9%
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5 exits2 companies growing
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MEVP, or Middle East Venture Partners, is a venture capital firm providing early and growth-stage funding to technology founders in the Middle East and North Africa. It backs companies in sectors such as fintech, e-commerce, media and enterprise software, and its portfolio has included the music streaming service Anghami. The firm was founded in 2010 by Walid Mansour, started out in Beirut and is now headquartered in Dubai.
Financial Services 43%Transportation & Logistics 13%Software 11%Seed–AAsia
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Financial Services 43%Transportation & Logistics 13%Software 11%Commerce 11%Artificial Intelligence 9%
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6 exits7 companies growing
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TJC LP is a middle-market private equity firm with over 4 decades of experience. Headquartered in New York with offices in Chicago, Miami and Stamford.
Manufacturing 33%Transportation & Logistics 14%Health Care 10%Series A–C+
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Manufacturing 33%Transportation & Logistics 14%Health Care 10%Hardware 10%Energy & Utilities 9%
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9 exits28 companies growing
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Exfinity Venture Partners is an Indian venture capital firm focused on B2B technology startups. It invests in early-stage companies building groundbreaking technology from India for global markets, including enterprise software, deep tech and technology-enabled services. The firm was founded in 2015 and is based in Bengaluru, backing founders who sell to businesses around the world.
Artificial Intelligence 50%Software 14%Cybersecurity 7%Series AIndia, United States
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Artificial Intelligence 50%Software 14%Cybersecurity 7%Manufacturing 7%Information Technology 7%
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4 exitsnamed in 1 round5 companies growing
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Kalaari Capital is an early-stage venture capital firm that backs technology-led startups in India with a high-conviction, long-term investment approach. It typically leads seed and Series A rounds across consumer internet, fintech, healthcare, edtech, deeptech and enterprise software, and its early bets include Myntra, Dream11 and Urban Ladder. Kalaari was founded in 2006 by Vani Kola, who remains its managing director, and is headquartered in Bengaluru.
Artificial Intelligence 21%Health Care 12%Commerce 10%Seed–A
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Artificial Intelligence 21%Health Care 12%Commerce 10%Software 10%Education 8%
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4 exitsnamed in 1 roundmedian round $2M10 companies growing
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Level Equity is a growth capital firm investing in software and technology-enabled companies. It provides structured minority and majority investments to founder-led businesses with proven products, pairing capital with bespoke strategic guidance. The firm was founded in 2010 and is headquartered in New York City.
Software 36%Artificial Intelligence 14%Health Care 12%Seed–C+
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Software 36%Artificial Intelligence 14%Health Care 12%Events & Ticketing 8%Cybersecurity 8%
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10 exits17 companies growing
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Leonard Green & Partners is a private equity firm that invests in market-leading, growth companies, primarily in the United States. It focuses on consumer, healthcare, services and industrial businesses, with investments over the years including Petco, BJ's Wholesale Club and The Container Store. The firm was founded in 1989 by Leonard Green and is headquartered in Los Angeles.
Health Care 25%Professional Services 13%Consumer Goods 13%Series A–C+
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Health Care 25%Professional Services 13%Consumer Goods 13%Food & Beverages 9%Manufacturing 8%
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14 exits43 companies growing
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Chicago Ventures is a seed-stage venture capital firm based in Chicago. It leads early investments in overlooked teams, backing software, marketplace and technology-enabled businesses primarily across the Midwest. The firm was founded in 2012 and focuses on being the first institutional investor in companies it believes other investors have missed.
Software 24%Health Care 22%Financial Services 17%Seed
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Software 24%Health Care 22%Financial Services 17%Artificial Intelligence 17%Transportation & Logistics 13%
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4 exitsnamed in 1 roundmedian round $4.7M9 companies growing
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Sozo Ventures is a US venture capital firm that invests in growth-stage technology companies and helps them expand into Japan and wider Asia. It co-invests alongside leading venture firms and works with large Asian corporations to open markets, partnerships and customers for its portfolio companies. The firm was founded in 2012 by Philip Wickham and Koichi Saito and is based in Palo Alto, California.
Artificial Intelligence 35%Software 18%Data & Analytics 14%Series B–C+
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Artificial Intelligence 35%Software 18%Data & Analytics 14%Cybersecurity 14%Transportation & Logistics 10%
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14 exitsmedian round $61.2M27 companies growing
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Investcorp is a global alternative investment manager with origins in the Gulf and a long record of private market deals. It invests across private equity, real estate, credit, absolute return strategies, GP stakes and infrastructure, with teams spanning North America, Europe, the Middle East and Asia. The firm was founded in Bahrain in 1982 by Nemir Kirdar and remains headquartered in Manama while running offices in London and New York.
Financial Services 24%Information Technology 16%Real Estate 10%Series B–C+United States
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Financial Services 24%Information Technology 16%Real Estate 10%Transportation & Logistics 10%Professional Services 10%
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4 exitsnamed in 1 round10 companies growing
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Discover how The Migrant Accelerator supports migrant entrepreneurs with essential resources to build successful businesses in Germany.
Education 25%Artificial Intelligence 21%Professional Services 17%Seed
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Education 25%Artificial Intelligence 21%Professional Services 17%Software 13%Health Care 8%
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Revo Capital is a venture capital firm that invests in innovative early-stage technology ventures. It backs B2B and B2C startups in Turkey, Eastern Europe and the Baltics, typically participating from seed through Series A and supporting founders as they expand abroad. The firm was founded in 2012 and is headquartered in Istanbul.
Information Technology 19%Professional Services 15%Artificial Intelligence 15%Seed–BUnited States
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Information Technology 19%Professional Services 15%Artificial Intelligence 15%Financial Services 15%Commerce 15%
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2 exitsnamed in 1 roundmedian round $3.9M6 companies growing
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PAG is an Asia-focused alternative investment firm managing private equity, real assets and credit and markets strategies for institutional investors. It pursues buyouts and control investments across Asia-Pacific, invests in real estate and infrastructure, and runs credit and hedge fund strategies throughout the region. The firm was founded in 2002 as Pacific Alliance Group, is headquartered in Hong Kong, and is led by executive chairman Weijian Shan alongside co-founders Chris Gradel and Jon-Paul Toppino.
Food & Beverages 63%Travel & Tourism 25%Events & Ticketing 13%Worldwide
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Food & Beverages 63%Travel & Tourism 25%Events & Ticketing 13%Manufacturing 13%Sports 13%
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4 exits2 companies growing
Drive Capital is a venture capital firm focused on backing technology founders building companies outside the traditional coastal startup hubs. It invests from early to growth stages in software, healthcare and consumer businesses, with a particular emphasis on the American Midwest. The firm was founded in 2012 by former Sequoia Capital partners Chris Olsen and Mark Kvamme and is headquartered in Columbus, Ohio.
Artificial Intelligence 32%Software 18%Financial Services 18%Series A–C+
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Artificial Intelligence 32%Software 18%Financial Services 18%Health Care 15%Education 12%
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9 exitsmedian round $4.8M18 companies growing
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HV Capital is a venture capital firm that backs entrepreneurs building Europe's next generation of category-defining companies. Over 26 years and 10 fund generations it has backed more than 290 companies and manages over 2.8 billion euros, from consumer internet to enterprise, fintech, AI and deep tech. The firm is based in Germany, with offices in Berlin and Munich.
Commerce 24%Financial Services 14%Consumer Goods 11%Series A–C+
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Commerce 24%Financial Services 14%Consumer Goods 11%Real Estate 11%Health Care 8%
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9 exitsnamed in 1 round8 companies growing
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Omega Funds is a life sciences venture capital firm investing in exceptional founders, impactful products and platforms. It backs biotechnology and medical technology companies across multiple therapeutic areas, from company creation to later-stage private rounds. The firm was founded in 2004 and is headquartered in Boston, Massachusetts, with a presence in Europe as well.
Health Care 84%Biotechnology 30%Food & Beverages 3%Series B–C+
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Health Care 84%Biotechnology 30%Food & Beverages 3%Manufacturing 3%Farming & Agriculture 3%
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41 exitsmedian round $53.4M20 companies growing
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Growth equity for market-leading B2B software companies. Capital, applied AI research and embedded engineers for what comes next.
Artificial Intelligence 40%Cybersecurity 40%Data & Analytics 20%Seed–C+United States, France
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Artificial Intelligence 40%Cybersecurity 40%Data & Analytics 20%Military 20%Consumer Goods 20%
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named in 2 roundsmedian round $60.5M1 company growing
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Oak Investment Partners is a multi-stage venture capital and growth equity firm with a long history in information technology, healthcare and consumer businesses. It has backed companies from startup through later-stage growth rounds, investing across software, internet, communications, retail and healthcare services. The firm was founded in 1978 and is headquartered in Greenwich, Connecticut, and its healthcare and financial technology team spun out in 2014 to form Oak HC/FT.
Health Care 17%Hardware 15%Telecommunications 10%Series A–C+
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Health Care 17%Hardware 15%Telecommunications 10%Software 10%Manufacturing 6%
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31 exits38 companies growing
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UTEC, or University of Tokyo Edge Capital Partners, is a deep tech venture capital firm investing in science and technology startups. It backs seed and early-stage companies in fields such as life sciences, drug discovery, robotics, materials, semiconductors and computing, many originating from the University of Tokyo and other research institutions. Founded in 2004 and headquartered in Tokyo, it is approved by the University of Tokyo as a technology transfer related business operator.
Artificial Intelligence 28%Health Care 16%Software 11%Seed–A
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Artificial Intelligence 28%Health Care 16%Software 11%Biotechnology 11%Manufacturing 11%
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4 exitsmedian round $37.7M9 companies growing
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83North is a global venture capital firm investing in exceptional entrepreneurs in Israel and Europe. It backs companies across all stages, mainly in enterprise software, fintech, consumer internet and infrastructure technology, with a view to building global category leaders. The firm began as the Israeli and European arm of Greylock Partners, became independent as 83North, and operates from Herzliya and London.
Software 25%Financial Services 20%Artificial Intelligence 20%Series A–BUnited States
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Software 25%Financial Services 20%Artificial Intelligence 20%Information Technology 15%Gaming 10%
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9 exitsmedian round $35.6M30 companies growing
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Astanor Ventures is an impact venture capital firm focused on transforming the agrifood system from soil and sea to gut. It invests in early and growth-stage companies in regenerative agriculture, alternative proteins, food supply chains, biotechnology and nutrition, mainly in Europe and North America. The firm was founded in 2017 and is headquartered in Brussels, Belgium, with Eric Archambeau among its co-founding partners.
Professional Services 20%Travel & Tourism 20%Financial Services 20%Seed–AWorldwide
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Professional Services 20%Travel & Tourism 20%Financial Services 20%Commerce 20%Farming & Agriculture 20%
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named in 2 rounds
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Primo Capital runs specialized VC funds across digital, space, climate and health — each with a dedicated team covering the most promising tech verticals.
Space & Aerospace 19%Cybersecurity 12%Artificial Intelligence 10%Seed–BItaly
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Space & Aerospace 19%Cybersecurity 12%Artificial Intelligence 10%Software 7%Telecommunications 7%
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4 exitsnamed in 1 roundmedian round $13.8M2 companies growing
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Pymwymic is a Dutch impact investment cooperative that brings together families and individuals to invest in transformative technologies. Its members co-invest in early and growth-stage impact companies, with a strong focus on food and agriculture as well as clean energy, the circular economy and health. The cooperative was founded in 2008 in Amsterdam, and its name stands for Put Your Money Where Your Meaning Is Community.
Farming & Agriculture 45%Food & Beverages 20%Artificial Intelligence 10%Seed–BWorldwide
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Farming & Agriculture 45%Food & Beverages 20%Artificial Intelligence 10%Robotics 10%Biotechnology 5%
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1 exitnamed in 1 roundmedian round $8.1M3 companies growing
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Our team of former founders backs phenomenal early-stage founders, providing empathetic support and invaluable connections to help them scale globally.
Financial Services 20%Commerce 20%Software 18%Seed–BUnited Arab Emirates, United States
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Financial Services 20%Commerce 20%Software 18%Artificial Intelligence 18%Transportation & Logistics 11%
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8 exits11 companies growing
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Aleph is an early-stage venture capital firm partnering with Israeli entrepreneurs to build impactful global companies. It leads seed and Series A rounds across consumer, fintech and enterprise technology, with Lemonade and Melio among its best-known investments. The firm was founded in 2013 by Michael Eisenberg and Eden Shochat and is headquartered in Tel Aviv.
Software 27%Financial Services 20%Artificial Intelligence 17%Seed–AUnited States
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Software 27%Financial Services 20%Artificial Intelligence 17%Transportation & Logistics 15%Real Estate 10%
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8 exitsmedian round $102M13 companies growing
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LAV
Leads rounds · 1 in 12 mo
LAV, formerly Lilly Asia Ventures, is a life sciences venture capital firm investing in biotechnology and healthcare companies in China and the United States. It backs companies from early stage through growth, spanning innovative drugs, biologics, medical devices, diagnostics and healthcare services. Founded in 2008 by Yi Shi with Eli Lilly as its original sponsor, LAV now operates independently and is headquartered in Shanghai with offices in Hong Kong and the United States.
Health Care 80%Biotechnology 56%Artificial Intelligence 8%Series A–C+
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Health Care 80%Biotechnology 56%Artificial Intelligence 8%Hardware 4%Financial Services 4%
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28 exitsnamed in 1 round4 companies growing
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Blast Club is a French startup investment club that lets individual investors back young companies alongside experienced entrepreneurs. Members can invest in startups from small tickets of around 500 EUR, access training content and join an active investor community. The club was founded by entrepreneur Anthony Bourbon, founder of the meal-replacement brand Feed, and is based in Paris.
Food & Beverages 15%Health Care 12%Financial Services 12%SeedEurope
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Food & Beverages 15%Health Care 12%Financial Services 12%Artificial Intelligence 12%Transportation & Logistics 9%
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2 exitsnamed in 1 roundmedian round $13M3 companies growing
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Horizon Technology Finance is a publicly traded business development company that provides venture debt to technology and life sciences companies. It offers secured loans to venture-backed businesses in software, biotechnology, medical devices and sustainability, often receiving warrants alongside its loans. The company traces its lending platform to 2004, is headquartered in Farmington, Connecticut, and its adviser is part of Monroe Capital.
Health Care 29%Artificial Intelligence 12%Transportation & Logistics 8%Seed–B
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Health Care 29%Artificial Intelligence 12%Transportation & Logistics 8%Education 8%Sales & Marketing 7%
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30 exitsmedian round $7.8M15 companies growing
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Abry Partners is a private equity firm investing in middle market companies in media, communications, business services, healthcare and technology. It provides buyout capital, senior equity and subordinated debt through a family of funds and is known for early investing in cable, broadcasting and telecom businesses. The firm was founded in 1989 by Royce Yudkoff and Andrew Banks and is headquartered in Boston, Massachusetts.
Financial Services 16%Health Care 15%Information Technology 15%Series A–C+
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Financial Services 16%Health Care 15%Information Technology 15%Media & Entertainment 12%Professional Services 10%
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10 exits27 companies growing
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KAUST aspires to be a destination for scientific and technological education and research. By inspiring discoveries to address global challenges, we strive to serve as a beacon of knowledge that bridges people and cultures for the betterment of humanity.
Artificial Intelligence 19%Transportation & Logistics 16%Software 12%SeedAsia
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Artificial Intelligence 19%Transportation & Logistics 16%Software 12%Science & Engineering 8%Health Care 7%
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5 exitsmedian round $9.2M7 companies growing
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NYC's Largest Global Accelerator. CEO and Co-founder of Hashting.
Artificial Intelligence 30%Software 12%Professional Services 9%SeedWorldwide
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Artificial Intelligence 30%Software 12%Professional Services 9%Financial Services 8%Data & Analytics 8%
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1 exitnamed in 1 roundmedian round $10.5M5 companies growing
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Stone Point Capital is a private equity firm specializing in the financial services industry. It invests in insurance, reinsurance, asset and wealth management, banking, specialty finance and business services companies through its Trident private equity funds and related credit strategies. The firm grew out of the private equity arm of Marsh & McLennan, which sponsored the early Trident funds, and is headquartered in Greenwich, Connecticut.
Financial Services 75%Real Estate 15%Professional Services 14%Seed–C+
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Financial Services 75%Real Estate 15%Professional Services 14%Health Care 13%Software 11%
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17 exits32 companies growing
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VMG Partners is a private equity firm that invests in branded consumer companies. It provides growth capital and strategic support to food, beverage, beauty, personal care and wellness brands, with past investments including KIND and Drunk Elephant. The firm was founded in 2005 and is based in San Francisco, California, where its team draws on deep operating experience in consumer products.
Food & Beverages 36%Consumer Goods 25%Commerce 14%Series A–B
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Food & Beverages 36%Consumer Goods 25%Commerce 14%Artificial Intelligence 9%Software 9%
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8 exitsmedian round $35M15 companies growing
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Shamrock Capital is an investment firm focused on the media, entertainment and communications sectors. It makes growth equity investments in companies across content, marketing services and technology, and also runs a strategy acquiring intellectual property such as music and film rights. The firm traces its roots to 1978, when it began as the investment vehicle of the family of Roy E Disney, and is based in Los Angeles, California.
Media & Entertainment 32%Sales & Marketing 26%Design & Creative 13%Seed–B
Latest money: CardsHQ · led · Jun 2
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Media & Entertainment 32%Sales & Marketing 26%Design & Creative 13%Sports 13%Education 10%
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3 exitsnamed in 1 round13 companies growing
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Jungle
Leads rounds · 1 in 12 mo
Jungle Ventures is a Singaporean venture capital firm backing category leading technology companies in Asia. It concentrates capital in a small number of companies and supports them through growth stages. The firm has invested in several regional unicorns.
Financial Services 40%Software 16%Transportation & Logistics 12%Seed–BWorldwide
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Financial Services 40%Software 16%Transportation & Logistics 12%Commerce 9%Cybersecurity 9%
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4 exitsnamed in 1 round5 companies growing
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Red Cell Partners is a venture studio and investment firm headquartered in McLean, Virginia, that was founded in 2020. The organization focuses on building, launching, and scaling technology-led companies by providing operational expertise and capital to startups within its portfolio. Its primary practice areas include healthcare, cybersecurity, and national security, where it develops and scales companies to address complex infrastructure and defense challenges.
Artificial Intelligence 27%Military 20%Information Technology 20%Seed
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Artificial Intelligence 27%Military 20%Information Technology 20%Health Care 20%Professional Services 13%
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named in 2 roundsmedian round $58.8M4 companies growing
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NordicNinja is a venture capital firm investing in early-stage technology startups in the Nordic and Baltic region. It backs companies in areas such as mobility, sustainability, health and industrial technology, connecting them with Japanese corporations and markets. The firm was founded in 2019, is based in Helsinki and is backed by Japanese corporate and institutional investors.
Transportation & Logistics 30%Artificial Intelligence 26%Science & Engineering 13%Series A–BEurope
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Transportation & Logistics 30%Artificial Intelligence 26%Science & Engineering 13%Energy & Utilities 13%Financial Services 13%
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4 exitsnamed in 1 round6 companies growing
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Promus Ventures invests in early-stage DeepTech startups solving complex problems to advance everyday lives worldwide.
Space & Aerospace 20%Software 18%Artificial Intelligence 16%Series A–C+United States
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Space & Aerospace 20%Software 18%Artificial Intelligence 16%Manufacturing 11%Financial Services 9%
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20 exitsmedian round $65M23 companies growing
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BlackRock is an American investment management company and the largest asset manager in the world, managing money for pension funds, insurers, sovereign funds, wealth managers and individual investors through mutual funds, iShares exchange-traded funds and institutional mandates. Founded in 1988 and listed on the New York Stock Exchange, it also sells Aladdin, its investment and risk management technology platform, to other financial institutions. The company is headquartered in New York, New York, United States.
Events & Ticketing 50%Biotechnology 50%Series A–C+
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Events & Ticketing 50%Biotechnology 50%
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named in 2 roundsmedian round $16M
GFR Fund is a venture capital fund backing founders who pioneer new consumer technology. It invests in early-stage startups in consumer internet, mobile, media and related technology, taking a globally oriented approach to supporting cross-border growth. The fund was founded in 2011 and is based in San Francisco, California.
Gaming 31%Artificial Intelligence 14%Internet Services 11%Series A–C+
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Gaming 31%Artificial Intelligence 14%Internet Services 11%Events & Ticketing 8%Transportation & Logistics 8%
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6 exitsmedian round $35M6 companies growing
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IA Capital Group is a New York-based venture capital firm and the manager of the Inter-Atlantic funds. It invests in early and growth-stage companies in financial technology, insurance technology and financial services, partnering with entrepreneurs who are reshaping those industries. The firm traces its roots to 1983 as the Inter-Atlantic Group and has focused on venture investing since 2000.
Financial Services 76%Health Care 7%Transportation & Logistics 7%Series A
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Financial Services 76%Health Care 7%Transportation & Logistics 7%Cybersecurity 4%Real Estate 4%
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9 exits10 companies growing
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Elevator Ventures is the corporate venture capital arm of Raiffeisen Bank International, investing in fintech startups. It targets early-stage and growth companies in areas such as payments, lending, regtech, cybersecurity and banking infrastructure, with a focus on Central and Eastern Europe and strategic collaboration with the bank. The unit was set up in 2016 and is based in Vienna, where Raiffeisen Bank International is headquartered.
Financial Services 48%Software 22%Cybersecurity 17%Series AEurope
Latest money: exnaton · led · Nov 11, 2025
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Financial Services 48%Software 22%Cybersecurity 17%Blockchain & Crypto 9%Farming & Agriculture 9%
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1 exitnamed in 1 round4 companies growing
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ZhenFund is a Chinese angel and seed investment fund dedicated to backing young entrepreneurs at the earliest stages of company building. It invests in startups across consumer internet, enterprise software, artificial intelligence, education and healthcare, often writing the first institutional check. The fund was founded in 2011 in Beijing by New Oriental co-founders Xu Xiaoping and Wang Qiang together with Sequoia Capital China.
Artificial Intelligence 52%Robotics 12%Hardware 9%Series B–C+
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Artificial Intelligence 52%Robotics 12%Hardware 9%Transportation & Logistics 9%Software 9%
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10 exitsmedian round $140M5 companies growing
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Latest money: CameraMatics $52.9M · Jun 10
