Übermorgen Ventures
Übermorgen Ventures invests in early-stage startups that use climate as an opportunity to disrupt industries and deliver meaningful long-term value. Their focus spans decarbonization (cutting emissions in energy, transportation, industry, and built environment), carbon removal (technologies to extract CO₂ from the atmosphere), and adaptation/resilience (managing climate risks and protecting ecosystems). They prioritize scalable, high-impact solutions with a strong climate thesis and long-term potential.
360 Capital Partners
360 Capital Partners is a European VC firm that has been investing in innovation since 1997. Initially focused on eCommerce during the first wave of digital transition, the firm has evolved its investment focus to tech-heavy initiatives, particularly deep-tech and climate-tech, over the past 10 years. They aim to anticipate technology trends and back talented entrepreneurs pursuing ambitious goals, especially in areas such as robotics, machine vision, neuromorphic sensing, and space-tech. They also have a dedicated fund supporting technological innovations in energy storage and waste recycling. Their investment philosophy centers around backing visionary founders. They are committed to investing in ground-breaking technologies that promise substantial market returns and contribute to a sustainable and prosperous society. They aim to back technological progress that is sustainable. Their portfolio demonstrates a Pan-European approach, including investments across Italy, France, London, and Spain. 360 Capital invests across a range of technology sectors, including climate tech, digital-first solutions, and deep tech. They target companies at the early stages of development, from pre-seed to Series B rounds. They have experience in various sectors, adapting their strategy to remain at the forefront of technological advancements and addressing critical societal challenges.
Bethnal Green Ventures
Invests in ambitious, diverse founders building tech-driven solutions to address global challenges like climate change, inequality, and health disparities. Focuses on scalable, sustainable businesses that deliver measurable positive impact alongside commercial growth.
BeyondNetZero
BeyondNetZero (BNZ) is General Atlantic’s climate growth equity fund. It aims to accelerate the structural shift in the world's energy and productive systems to mitigate and adapt for the net-zero transition. The fund supports companies scaling climate technologies at a critical inflection point in their growth journey. BNZ focuses on investing in high-growth, asset-light technologies that can magnify their reach and impact on decarbonization. The fund capitalizes on the timely opportunity presented by technological advancements, cost reductions, and the increasing commercial viability of solutions needed to meet net-zero decarbonization targets. The fund is actively partnering with entrepreneurs who are driving efficiencies for a low-carbon future, seeking to shape the energy transition through private capital. Their annual climate and sustainability report highlights the progress made by their portfolio on their Science-Based Targets and how they are driving progress in enabling the reduction and avoidance of greenhouse gases. BeyondNetZero's investment strategy appears to emphasize scalability and impact, supporting companies that can significantly contribute to reducing greenhouse gas emissions and transitioning to a more sustainable future.
Clean Growth Fund
Clean Growth Fund is a specialist climate venture capital fund focused on empowering UK clean tech entrepreneurs with expertise and capital to tackle the climate crisis. They invest in UK-based innovations that significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions or improve resource efficiency. The fund actively supports its portfolio companies, recognizing the challenges faced by cleantech entrepreneurs. They provide ongoing support on strategy, commercialization, and business development through close collaboration with their sister-company, Carbon Limiting Technologies (CLT), an established early-stage incubator. Clean Growth Fund's investment strategy is centered around finding innovations that will abate significant amounts of CO2-eq per year. The fund prioritizes innovations across a range of sectors, including power and energy systems, transport and mobility, industrial decarbonisation, buildings and the built environment, agrifood and land use, circular economy, waste, and water. They are a founder-friendly and collaborative team with extensive experience in supporting early-stage SMEs. Clean Growth Fund offers access to a global network of operators, engineers, analytics experts, designers, and marketers. Portfolio companies benefit from regular Portfolio Days and networking events. The fund provides both financial and non-financial support. They understand the struggles of building and growing a cleantech business, offering assistance from their team of investors, engineers and comms experts. A core part of their strategy is to work with CLT, to provide further business scaling expertise. Clean Growth Fund aims to create tomorrow’s climate tech leaders, with a focus on sustainable investments. They are committed to aligning their mission and values with the companies they back, supporting their business development and raising their company profile.
Climate Tech Partners
Climate Tech Partners (CTP) bridges the gap between emerging technology companies and corporate climate ambitions. They focus on investing in top climate tech companies, believing that a collaborative investment model is needed to accelerate technology growth and industry adoption. They simplify engagement and bring the right partners together early, leveraging a team and expert network with deep experience and relevant connections. Through close collaboration with corporate partners, they gain a deep understanding of real-world needs, identify suitable technologies, and enable stronger validation to make better investment decisions and deliver superior growth outcomes. CTP's model is built on working with corporates to deploy technologies at scale, delivering significant emissions reductions while reducing operating costs. Their investment approach prioritizes companies leading with strong unit economics, cost parity or clear pathways to parity, productivity gains, and security of supply, with climate outcomes as a key benefit. This contrasts with a previous focus on companies primarily emphasizing climate impact. CTP also recognizes the underinvestment in adaptation technologies and sees liquid fuels as a major industrial opportunity. They emphasize the need for structured corporate offtakes and meaningful commercial engagement with early-stage climate companies, offering a partnership-led model to de-risk adoption through introductions, pilots, and structured procurement pathways. CTP sees Australia as well-positioned to be a leader in low-carbon fuels and believes that climate innovation in Australia extends beyond gigawatt-scale infrastructure, encompassing software, robotics, and automation to solve practical decarbonization bottlenecks. They are focused on supporting technologies capable of accelerating emissions reduction across hard-to-abate industries.
Climate-KIC
Climate-KIC positions itself as Europe's leading climate innovation agency and community. They aim to transform climate ambitions into systemic action by grounding climate action locally. Their strategy revolves around place-based transformations, learning by doing, climate entrepreneurship, and contributing to Europe 2030 missions. They facilitate collaboration within their community of over 150 global members, including universities, research institutions, cities, NGOs, and startups, to accelerate the transformation of cities, regions, and value chains for enhanced adaptation and climate resilience. Climate-KIC cultivates a critical mass to scale up both the supply and demand for climate change solutions, focusing on innovation that makes the biggest difference in transforming systems, supporting ambitious climate leaders to create change at the speed and scale required for systemic transformation. Climate-KIC leverages its network of members, comprising of bright minds, dynamic companies, strategic thinkers, and forward-thinking cities and public authorities committed to climate action and deep decarbonization through innovation. This network includes SMEs, larger corporations, start-ups, graduate students, researchers, climate experts, cities, public authorities, and NGOs. Their approach emphasizes deep collaboration between organizations and individuals within the community, uniting forces to find and implement solutions in integrated ways. Their programs encompass a wide range of initiatives, including supporting farmers towards climate-resilient food futures through FoodFutures, aiding over 100 European regions on a transformative climate resilience journey, promoting sustainable food systems in Ireland through Deep Demo Ireland, enhancing Tanzania’s climate resilience through the Adaptation Innovation Cluster, building capacity of innovation ecosystems in Latin America & the Caribbean, and accelerating European cities towards climate neutrality via NetZeroCities. They also integrate gender mainstreaming into climate innovation and empower leaders in climate innovation through the Climate-KIC Academy. Climate-KIC's impact is further amplified through community empowerment and the translation of global limits into local action, bridging the gap between global frameworks and on-the-ground implementation. Methodologies like the Butterfly Model and Reduction Roadmap are employed to couple CO2 reduction with ecosystem protection, land restoration, and a shift from extractive practices to regenerative solutions. The organization acts as a pivotal link between global climate and biodiversity limits and concrete sectoral pathways, enabling transformative change across various sectors and regions.
Finindus
Finindus is a Belgium-based investment company that provides early-stage and growth financing to innovative technology companies across Europe, with Flanders as its home base. They also invest globally in technologies aligned with their expertise and the strategic interests of their shareholders. Their investment strategy focuses on companies operating in the fields of materials, sustainable manufacturing, and Industry 4.0. Finindus seeks out outstanding entrepreneurial teams that possess unique, relevant, and sustainable competitive advantages with a positive impact in sizable industrial markets. They are deeply rooted in the Flemish steel industry, which gives them a great affinity for steel and metal-related technologies. They focus on identifying materials that offer high performance and functionality at an acceptable cost with minimal environmental impact. Finindus aims to reduce the environmental footprint of products, processes, and supply chains through investments in cutting-edge technologies. They invest in digital solutions and advanced hardware and software that improve industrial processes in terms of safety, environmental impact, quality, efficiency, reliability, and durability. The firm places high value on fairness, trust, respect, and commitment in their partnerships. They focus on value creation for all stakeholders, contributing their expertise in areas like financing, HR, and technology. Finindus investments aim to drive impact across several sustainable development goals, including affordable and clean energy, decent work and economic growth, industry innovation and infrastructure, responsible consumption and production, climate action, life below water, and life on land. They also provide access to an extensive industry network, including their sister company OCAS, a world-class metals research center, and their shareholders, ArcelorMittal and the Flemish Region.
First Momentum Ventures
First Momentum Ventures is a pre-seed venture capital firm focused on investing in B2B startups in Europe that address hard problems with complex technology. They aim to be the companion for technology founders at hour zero, providing a strong foundation for sustainable growth. The firm's core belief is in backing highly ambitious teams with scientific or technological breakthroughs, helping them turn these innovations into impactful startups. They emphasize a hands-on, supportive approach, delivering "first momentum" to their portfolio companies. This includes providing resources, a relevant network, and the expertise needed to navigate the complexities of building a successful deep tech startup. Their Pre-Seed DNA means they have deep expertise in guiding companies from zero to one, leveraging their experience since 2015. Their team of engineers and scientists enables them to speak the language of technical founders and understand highly technical products, markets, and commercialization paths. They strive to offer tangible support through high-value connections to talent, customers, and future investors, emphasizing that IQ and EQ are equally important in their relationships with founders. Beyond capital, First Momentum builds ecosystems for technical founders by creating communities, knowledge resources and events tailored to this audience.
Generation Investment Management
Generation Investment Management is a pure-play sustainable investment manager founded in 2004, pioneering the development of sustainable investing. Their vision is a sustainable world in which prosperity is shared broadly, wellbeing is achieved for all, nature is protected, and a habitable climate is preserved. Their mission is to deliver long-term, attractive, risk-adjusted investment returns and positive impact, while advocating for the adoption of sustainable investing by the wider market. They believe that sustainability factors have a material impact on companies’ returns over the long term and that a long-term investment perspective is best practice. They manage USD 30.0 billion (as at 31 December 2025) on behalf of their global client base of asset owners. Generation's approach involves integrating sustainability analysis into every investment decision, using environmental, social, and governance (ESG) factors to evaluate businesses and management teams. This rigorous sustainability analysis is fully integrated into every investment decision they take. They operate four complementary strategies investing across public and private equity: Global Equity, Asia Equity, Growth Equity and Private Equity. Within Global Equity, they invest globally in a concentrated, high-conviction portfolio of public companies, aiming to identify sustainable business models and high management quality. A sustainable company, in their view, doesn't borrow from its future earnings, drives performance with sustainability practices, provides goods/services consistent with a net zero, prosperous, equitable, healthy, and safe society, and focuses external communication on long-term issues. They emphasize business and management quality in constructing their portfolio. Stewardship is an integral part of their approach, engaging with portfolio companies to protect and enhance investment value, provide sustainability guidance, and nurture ambition. This extends to proxy voting and active roles in private equity strategies. Generation is committed to aligning its investment portfolios with net-zero emissions by 2040, and participates in initiatives such as the Net Zero Asset Managers initiative (NZAM).
Giant Leap Fund
Giant Leap Fund is an impact venture capital firm that invests in companies harnessing technology and innovation to reimagine industries and create transformational change across climate, health, and people. They believe that visionary founders will address significant social and environmental problems, creating opportunities for high-performing, sustainable businesses. The firm invests in companies that reduce carbon emissions and restore nature (Climate), improve clinical outcomes and access to quality care (Health), and improve education and empower social change (People). Giant Leap prioritizes companies demonstrating measurable, embedded impact, a compelling solution to an important problem, and a massive market opportunity. They also look for driven founders dedicated to their life's work and compelling traction. Giant Leap's investment strategy is deeply rooted in the conviction that investment and impact go hand in hand. They aim to back founders tackling humanity’s most pressing problems, proving that purpose and profit can thrive together. The firm actively supports its portfolio companies by opening doors to customers, mentors, and other investors, providing practical advice on topics ranging from ESOPs to founder wellbeing and recruitment strategy. They emphasize building long-term relationships with founders, offering a mix of space and support to uplift the overall capability of their businesses. The firm's values include an abundance mindset, prioritizing human connection, leading by example, playing the long game, and practicing radical candor. Giant Leap seeks to be generous and collaborative, valuing relationships and acknowledging the importance of diverse perspectives. They are committed to demonstrating the power of startups to solve global problems and guiding society towards a cleaner, healthier, and happier future. The firm is strategic in its decision-making, considering the consequences of their actions and inactions while respecting the past, present, and future. Giant Leap's approach to impact investing is evident in their portfolio, focusing on companies that are not only commercially viable but also create measurable positive change. They actively measure and report on the impact of their portfolio companies, tracking metrics such as CO2 emissions avoided, healthcare system savings, and the number of people impacted by improved workplace policies. This commitment to measurable impact, combined with their focus on long-term relationships and values-driven approach, sets Giant Leap apart as a leader in the impact venture capital space in Australia.
Gilde Healthcare
Gilde Healthcare operates with a dual mission: to invest in solutions that improve healthcare outcomes and reduce costs, and to address global challenges through investments in climate solutions. Their Healthcare funds target businesses enabling better care at a lower cost, while their Climate Solutions fund invests in energy transition, biodiversity, waste management, and pollution reduction. They aim to achieve outsized returns on impactful companies active in healthcare or climate solutions by leveraging deep industry knowledge.
HTGF | High-Tech Gründerfonds
HTGF (High-Tech Gründerfonds) is a pre-seed and seed investor focused on tech startups. They aim to back tech founders who are building the future, particularly in Germany, from the very beginning. Their mission is to strengthen the technological backbone of the German economy and create international market leaders. They achieve this by providing capital, access to a strong network of industry and science experts, experience in scaling startups, and deep tech know-how. They invest in companies across a variety of high-tech sectors, including industrial, climate, deep tech, life sciences, chemistry, and digital tech. They focus on tech startups in Germany and seek to help them to become successful and leading international companies.
High-Tech Gründerfonds
High-Tech Gründerfonds (HTGF) invests in tech founders with the ambition to shape the future. They focus on early-stage investments (pre-seed and seed) and provide a strong network in business and science, along with experience in scaling startups and deep tech know-how. Their mission extends beyond track record, aiming to strengthen the technological backbone of Germany and create international market leaders. HTGF invests in all major tech sectors, from software to hardware, including AI, Deep Tech, and Biotech. They emphasize supporting companies developing innovative technologies across industrial, climate, deep tech, life sciences, chemistry, and digital tech sectors. HTGF aims to provide not only capital but also expertise and support to navigate the challenges of the early phases of startup development. HTGF focuses on backing tech founders and helping them build the future early on. They are deeply involved in helping companies scale, utilizing their extensive network and tech expertise. Their stated mission is to sustainably strengthen Germany's position as a leading tech hub and facilitate the creation of global market leaders. HTGF's team comprises founders, visionaries, and individuals with experience in business and science, boasting over 300 years of combined investment experience, understanding the dynamics and challenges of early-stage companies. HTGF participates actively in the German startup ecosystem through news, stories, and events. They offer online seminars (FoundersClasses) and podcasts such as 'ZukunftsReady' and 'Founders Faces' to share insights and knowledge with founders. HTGF supports startups not only financially, but also by providing support in communication through press releases and logo downloads. The firm emphasizes the importance of people, recognizing the value of diversity and passion in tech.
Hitachi Ventures
Hitachi Ventures is a corporate venture capital firm that partners with founders building world-changing innovation. They provide partnership and access for ambitious founders transforming the world. With over $1B AUM, Hitachi Ventures aims to set new standards for corporate venture, fostering collaboration and growth within its portfolio companies. They focus on supporting builders bold enough to explore uncharted territories and invest in individuals crazy enough to reimagine climate, energy, and industry. The firm appears to invest across Digital, Industrial, and Climate Tech. They offer support beyond just capital, aiming to be a strong ally for their portfolio companies. They look for founders combining relentless execution with clarity of thought on complex issues, valuing EQ over IQ in the long term and choosing teams based on these values. They focus on building lasting impact through their investments. Several members of the investment team bring unique experiences that are designed to foster strong connections with the founders they work with. Hitachi Ventures also leverages its expertise in deal structuring and strategic advisory work to offer advice on portfolio company matters and fund structuring and administration. Their collaborative approach involves productive partnerships with internal teams, external stakeholders, and portfolio companies, reflecting a philosophy that the most successful outcomes emerge from inclusive dialogue and shared strategic vision.
Investisseurs & Partenaires
Investisseurs & Partenaires (I&P) is a venture capital firm focused on financing and supporting entrepreneurs who are transforming Africa. Their mission is to contribute to the emergence of 500 champions of entrepreneurship in Africa by 2030. They aim to support small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in Africa, believing that their development is essential for economic, social, and environmental progress on the continent. I&P often targets entrepreneurs and SMEs overlooked by traditional investors, recognizing their significant growth and impact potential. The firm operates with the vision that a thriving entrepreneurial ecosystem, supported by locally anchored investors, is crucial for sustainable development and social cohesion in Africa. I&P's strategy includes not only providing financial support but also offering accompaniment and promoting the businesses they invest. This comprehensive approach aims to help companies scale, create jobs, and generate positive social and environmental impact. I&P emphasizes the importance of blended finance and impact investing, aiming to shape the trajectories of gender- and climate-focused Impact Funds in Sub-Saharan Africa. They actively engage in initiatives that promote sustainability and upscaling of smallholder programs. The firm publishes an annual impact report that offers an overview of the results achieved across its various activities, showcasing its commitment to transparency and accountability. With over two decades of experience, I&P has built a significant track record in the African investment landscape, collaborating with numerous companies and raising substantial capital. Their focus on impact, combined with a deep understanding of the local context, positions them as a key player in fostering entrepreneurship and driving sustainable development in Africa.
Katapult Ocean
Katapult is an impact investment company focused on highly scalable impact tech startups. They aim to address the world's greatest challenges through investments in technology companies that represent the fastest-growing markets and therefore, the greatest business opportunities. Their core belief is that tech can have tremendous positive consequences and their mission is to use tech for good. They see the shift in innovation arising from startup ecosystems and seek to invest in solutions requiring a significant transition of capital into new industrial solutions across climate-tech, ocean-tech, agri-tech, food-tech, ed-tech, and health-tech. Katapult emphasizes the need for a platform approach to scale impact, build companies, and bring in capital and talent. They aim to make many bets to make a real difference, and build an investment machinery to invest and build companies. Founded in 2016, they aim to be a leading player in impact tech.
MALTAccelerate
MALTAccelerate focuses on the intersection of climate and digital technologies, aiming to boost clean-tech startups through a global open-source program powered by Climate KIC. They aim to catalyze and scale climate solutions, breaking new ground in carbon reduction and sustainability. Their support includes private equity investment, access to public funding and grants, business development, 1-to-1 tailored mentoring, and MVP pilot and market testing. MALTAccelerate participates in collaborative European initiatives such as Pink & Green, which focuses on strengthening the pipeline of women entering the sustainable economy arena. Additionally, they are involved in projects such as MED-Hubs to accelerate sustainable blue growth in the Western Mediterranean.
Matterwave Ventures
Matterwave Ventures is a European VC firm focused on backing hardware and software companies in the Industrial Technologies space. They aim to empower early-stage companies to reshape industrial value chains and become global leaders. The firm's core belief centers around funding companies that contribute to a sustainable, sovereign, and digitalized European industry. Their investment strategy revolves around three key areas: Industrial Tech, Deep Tech, and Climate Tech. In Industrial Tech, they support the digital transformation of industry to create upskilled local workforces, globally competitive, high-value exports, and superior industrial products. For Deep Tech, they back global champions in frontier technologies, building resilient supply chains and sovereign dual-use capabilities for long-term industrial autonomy. In Climate Tech, they invest in technologies driving smart industrial decarbonization, enabling global winners in novel climate solutions, and delivering proven climate impact at scale. They are particularly interested in companies that address the challenges and opportunities within the European industrial landscape. This includes fostering technological independence, promoting sustainable practices, and driving the adoption of digital solutions across various industrial sectors. They aim to create a future where European industries are competitive on a global scale, while also remaining environmentally conscious and socially responsible. Matterwave Ventures seeks companies demonstrating groundbreaking innovations that can have a significant impact on the European industrial ecosystem. They are dedicated to supporting the growth and development of these businesses, with a focus on enabling them to become market leaders and contribute to the overall advancement of European industry.
NRW.BANK
NRW.BANK is the promotional bank of North Rhine-Westphalia (NRW), Germany. Its primary objective is to support the state of NRW in its structural and economic policy tasks. It achieves this by offering a wide range of funding instruments across three main areas: Economy, Housing, and Infrastructure/Municipalities. These instruments include low-interest promotional loans, equity financing, and promotional consulting services. NRW.BANK operates in a competition-neutral manner, collaborating with all banks and savings banks in NRW. The bank's support for the economy includes initiatives for startups, established companies, and those undergoing transformation. This support ranges from providing basic guidance for new businesses to offering venture capital for startups through programs like NRW.Venture. For established companies, NRW.BANK facilitates growth, investment, digitalization, innovation, and internationalization through structured financing and equity capital. In the housing sector, NRW.BANK supports private individuals in building or buying homes, modernizing existing properties, making them accessible, and preserving historical buildings. The bank also assists in creating rental housing and offers services for existing customers and financing for associations. For infrastructure and municipalities, NRW.BANK provides long-term investment financing, secures liquidity, manages funding, and offers consulting on economic efficiency in municipal construction, sustainable municipal development, and investments in areas like digitalization, infrastructure, climate protection, housing, and waste management.
Neva SGR
Neva SGR, Intesa Sanpaolo's venture capital arm, invests globally in companies solving the world's greatest challenges across four key sectors: life science, climate tech & energy transition, digital transformation, and aerospace & manufacturing. Their investment strategy centers on attracting top Italian founders and connecting them with the global VC ecosystem, while also supporting international founders seeking access to Italy's industrial and technological resources. Neva aims to transform innovative ideas into globally scalable opportunities, fostering the growth of new category leaders. Neva actively supports portfolio companies with a dedicated business development unit. This support encompasses business promotion and development, including introductions to potential clients and partners, creation of corporate partnerships, and organization/participation in promotional events. The firm also provides coaching, organizational, and strategic support, such as one-on-one founder coaching, governance strengthening, and assistance in defining business plans and milestones. Additionally, Neva offers financial guidance for growth, supporting fundraising efforts and providing access to debt financing. The firm manages several funds, including NEVA II, NEVA II ITALIA, and NEVA FIRST and NEVA FIRST ITALIA. These funds target both Italian and international companies with above-average growth potential operating on a global scale. Neva II – Parallelo Lombardia Fund, focuses specifically on high-potential cleantech startups and scale-ups located in Lombardy, Italy. Neva II Italia is classified under Article 8 of the SFDR Regulation and complies with the PIR regulations. Neva SGR serves as a bridge between Italian and international ecosystems. It leverages the backing and network of Intesa Sanpaolo, one of the largest European banking and insurance groups. By combining financial resources with strategic guidance and an extensive network, Neva strives to propel startups onto the world stage.
Nordic Foodtech VC
Nordic Foodtech VC invests in deep tech companies that are transforming the global food system. They believe that addressing the challenges in food and farming requires innovative technology built on scientific discovery and solid engineering. The firm focuses on early-stage companies aiming to radically renew the food system from soil to orbit and from new sources of protein to better ways of eating. They are driven by impact and take responsibility seriously, emphasizing the urgency of transforming the food system for human health, climate, and planetary well-being. They see this transformation as a massive opportunity for new business and investments. The firm is particularly interested in companies based in Northern Europe, especially the Nordics and Baltics.
OneRagtime
OneRagtime is a venture capital platform that invests in early-stage European startups at Seed and Series A stages, with initial ticket sizes ranging from €0.5m to €3m, typically as lead or co-lead investors. They provide the flexibility for investors to invest via funds or club deals. They aim to scale exceptional entrepreneurs by providing support through their investor community, which offers networking opportunities and operational support. Their investment strategy focuses on two main categories: AI-augmented platforms and Deeptech/AI. The AI-augmented platforms include marketplaces, creator economy, and fintech startups. Their Deeptech/AI focus includes cloud services, cybersecurity, and data-related ventures. This focus reflects an emphasis on companies leveraging AI to enhance existing platform models or creating novel solutions in the deep technology space. OneRagtime manages €150 million in assets and has invested in a diverse portfolio of over 50 startups. The firm leverages a network of over 250 investors to provide startups with network and operational support. Their portfolio companies receive perks, expert connections, business development assistance through their global network, governance and strategy guidance as board members, daily operational support in fundraising, exits, and legal/financial matters, and assistance with crafting their equity story to attract further investment. They consider themselves founder-friendly, providing a global community and comprehensive support to help their portfolio companies succeed. This support infrastructure aims to assist in navigating the challenges of scaling early-stage businesses and maximizing growth potential through strategic advice and access to relevant resources. The VC firm evaluates potential investments using a platform, seeking quick reviews from their investment team.
Quadia Ventures
Quadia SA, founded in 2010 in Geneva, is a pioneer in impact investing, advising professional and institutional clients to implement strategies that offer both attractive returns and positive social and environmental impact. They act as Investment Advisor to professional and institutional clients, enabling them to implement leading impact investing strategies. Quadia Sarl, a 100% subsidiary based in Luxembourg, acts as General Partner to specialized investment vehicles that allow individual investor clients to invest into specific impact investing Club Deals. Quadia focuses on investing in companies that contribute to a more sustainable and responsible economy. Their investment strategy is geared towards achieving both financial returns and measurable positive impact. They offer expertise in sustainable finance, private equity, banking, business, and philanthropy. Quadia aims to support the transition towards more sustainable and responsible business models. Quadia operates through various investment programs, including the Regenero Impact Fund and the FDNC-Sustainable Food Systems Fund. The Regenero Impact Fund focuses on growth-stage companies, while the FDNC fund invests in companies reinventing the food economy. They also manage NourriTerre, an investment program focused on companies in the agri-food sector that respect healthy and ecological agriculture. These strategies show commitment to financing solutions addressing critical social and environmental challenges. Their approach involves a thorough assessment of investment opportunities and actively engaging with portfolio companies to enhance their impact. They seek to increase standards on impact objectives, such as product lifespan, eco-design, and material toxicity, within the companies they invest. Furthermore, Quadia emphasizes transparency by publishing impact reports to measure and communicate the social and environmental impact of their investments. Recently Quadia has announced that they are structuring a successor fund to Regenero Impact Fund, after the initial fund's investment period closed.