HV Capital is a European venture capital firm with offices in Berlin and Munich that supports technology startups across Europe at all stages, from seed to growth. It partners with founders to provide capital, strategic guidance, and access to its network, helping portfolio companies navigate multiple funding rounds and scale operations. The firm invests across sectors such as software, fintech, healthcare, climate tech, enterprise technologies, frontier tech, and consumer platforms, emphasizing a digital-first approach and long-term partnership to build market-leading digital companies.

High-Tech Gründerfonds is a Germany-based venture capital firm established in 2005 that funds early-stage technology startups in Germany. Based in Bonn with an office in Berlin, it supports companies across software, information technology, digital and industrial tech, life sciences, chemistry, IoT, energy, and related fields by providing initial capital and subsequent funding, complemented by active guidance from investment managers. The firm typically acts as a lead investor and cooperates with other investors to help portfolio companies advance from concept to market, with a focus on startups that have begun commercial operations. By combining financing with hands-on support, HTGF aims to help high-potential founders develop their technology, validate products, and scale within the German market.

Berlin-based venture capital firm and the venture capital arm of Investitionsbank Berlin, focused on seed to Series A investments in technology-oriented companies and creative industries. It backs startups in Berlin and beyond, spanning sectors such as software, hardware, network technologies, life sciences, industrial technologies, consumer tech, as well as media, entertainment, and arts. The firm typically invests across information and communication tech, biotechnology, supply chain and manufacturing technology, automation, and related fields, with typical checks from sub-million to a few million euros. It participates in governance through board representation and provides capital plus strategic guidance to help founders scale and pursue growth opportunities. Founded in 1997, it emphasizes supporting ambitious startups from pre-seed to Series A, with a history of successful exits and ongoing reinvestment.

Speedinvest is a European venture capital firm headquartered in Vienna that operates across six offices in Europe, the Middle East and beyond. It backs founders from pre-seed to growth through sector-focused investment teams and provides day-one access to a global network of corporate customers, experts and follow-on investors to help scale faster. The firm focuses on six verticals—AI and infrastructure, climate and industrial tech, deep tech, fintech and DeFi, health and bio, and marketplaces and consumer—and supports portfolio companies from initial funding through subsequent rounds. Speedinvest actively engages with its companies, leading a large share of initial investments and maintaining a high level of follow-on activity, with notable portfolio companies including Bitpanda, Moove, Tide, GoStudent and cylib. The firm operates across Europe and beyond, aiming to unlock momentum for builders through the power of more and to help them scale smarter and faster.

Global Founders Capital is a Berlin-based venture capital platform founded by Rocket Internet that invests in early-stage technology companies worldwide. It operates as a globally oriented, stage-agnostic investor, partnering with exceptional founders across sectors and providing support from the initial growth phase through scale. The firm targets high-potential, rapidly expanding ventures and emphasizes impact and feasibility in evaluating opportunities. It is led by investment partners Cedric Asselman, David Sainteff, and Fabricio Pettena.

Project A Ventures is a Berlin-based early-stage venture capital firm founded in 2012 that provides both capital and hands-on operational support to technology startups across Europe, focusing on seed and Series A rounds and a broad range of tech sectors including software, fintech, e-commerce, digital health, and related fields; the firm leverages a network of more than 100 experts in software engineering, business intelligence, marketing and recruiting to help portfolio companies scale, and has backed notable startups such as Trade Republic, sennder, KRY, Catawiki, WorldRemit, Spryker and Voi.

Atlantic Labs is a Berlin-based venture capital firm that backs early-stage technology startups in Europe, often at pre-seed and seed stages. It pursues mission-driven founders and supports portfolio companies beyond funding, helping with fundraising and hiring. The firm follows a thesis-driven approach across areas such as AI and compute, energy and climate, industrials and robotics, space and security, fintech, health, and mobility, seeking to partner with founders to build world-leading companies through hands-on support and strategic guidance.

Earlybird Venture Capital is a Europe-based venture capital firm founded in 1997 that backs technology companies from seed to growth stages. It concentrates on software applications and infrastructure, deep tech, fintech, and related technology-enabled sectors, with a pan-European footprint and activity in the United States. The firm provides capital along with strategic support and access to an international network and capital markets to its portfolio companies. With offices in Berlin and Munich and a presence in Istanbul and the United States, Earlybird operates across Europe and beyond. It is known for a long track record of successful exits, including IPOs and trade sales, reflecting its status as one of Europe's most experienced venture investors.

Redalpine Venture Partners is a Swiss-based European venture capital firm founded in 2006 in Zurich. The firm invests in seed and early-stage startups at the intersection of software and science, combining financial capital with operational expertise and an international network. It pursues a Europe-wide, multi-stage investment approach, building a portfolio across sectors such as software, health tech, fintech, and digital banking, with a track record that includes notable fintech and software companies. Redalpine maintains offices in Berlin and London and a presence in San Francisco, and manages about USD 1 billion in assets under management. It emphasizes thesis-driven investing and provides strategic, hands-on support to portfolio companies through growth and toward exit, drawing on a diverse team of scientists, entrepreneurs, and business leaders.

Established in 1997, IBB Beteiligungsgesellschaft serves as the venture capital arm of Investitionsbank Berlin. It focuses on providing equity financing to early‑stage companies located in Berlin that operate within the creative industries or possess a technology‑driven background.

Coparion is a Cologne-based venture capital firm that funds German startups in technology, and select life sciences, at the startup and early-growth stages across Germany. It typically invests up to 15 million euros per company, usually in several rounds of 0.5 to 8 million euros, and only in conjunction with co-investors. The firm provides know-how and strategic guidance while not intervening in daily operations. Coparion manages a sizeable fund and maintains a presence in Cologne and Berlin. Founded in the mid-2010s, it focuses on helping German founders accelerate momentum and growth through equity investments in technology sectors.

WestTech Ventures is a Berlin-based venture capital firm that backs early-stage B2B software startups and selectively partners with emerging European venture funds. The firm focuses on enterprise SaaS with emphasis on automation, climate technology, the future of work, and health, aiming to advance positive global impact through technology. It supports portfolio companies throughout their lifecycle by leveraging a broad network and the experience gained from more than 90 investments. The team includes Fabian Leipelt, a partner with extensive startup and venture capital experience, and Masoud Kamali, founder of Software & Support Media, underscoring a blend of operational insight and entrepreneurship. WestTech Ventures has invested across software, healthcare, and climate tech, reflecting a diversified approach and a strong European footprint.

Picus Capital is an early-stage technology investment firm based in Munich, Germany. It pursues a long-term investment approach, making pre-seed to Series A investments in technology ventures across sectors such as financial services, HR, energy and climate, healthcare, logistics and mobility, real estate and construction, crypto and web3, deeptech, and e-commerce. The firm partners with ambitious founders to build global category leaders, providing strategic guidance and operational support throughout the lifecycle of portfolio companies. Its approach combines disciplined financial analytics with entrepreneurial pragmatism, leveraging marketing and sales expertise, access to top talent, and a broad B2B and investor network to help portfolio companies scale, expand into new markets, and secure follow-on financing. Picus Capital emphasizes close collaboration with portfolio teams on key strategic decisions and operational challenges, aiming to accelerate growth while maintaining a flexible, long-horizon commitment.

Point Nine Capital is a Berlin-based venture capital firm specializing in early-stage Internet investments, with a focus on Software-as-a-Service, online marketplaces, and mobile. Founded in 2008, it supports European and North American startups from their earliest stages and has backed companies such as Delivery Hero, Clio, Shiftplanning, Vend, Typeform, and Zendesk. The firm typically takes minority stakes and co-invests with business angels and other venture investors, aiming to help portfolio companies scale in software, SaaS, and B2B marketplaces.

NAP is a Berlin-based pre-seed and seed venture capital firm that invests in European technology companies. The team consists of former operators and builders with hands-on experience in scaling startups, and the firm supports its portfolio through capital, guidance, and connections. NAP backs founders who turn non-obvious ideas into realities and focuses on early-stage tech ventures across Europe, including companies such as Usercentrics, PlanRadar, Ampeco, Aleph Alpha, Flip, and Spread.

b2venture is a European venture capital firm that supports early-stage technology companies with a focus on digital and industrial tech. Based in Saint Gallen, Switzerland, the firm operates across Europe and leverages a network of angel investors to back startups from pre-seed to Series A; typical investments range from 0.25 to 3.5 million euros, accompanied by strategic guidance and ongoing support to help portfolio companies scale. Sectors of interest include AI, fintech, healthcare, education, cybersecurity, information technology, e-commerce, digital health, and SaaS, spanning both B2B and consumer-facing technologies. The firm aims to foster innovation by helping ambitious founders reach key milestones and grow within the European ecosystem.

Rheingau Founders is a Berlin-based venture capital firm that backs early-stage technology companies across Europe, with activity in Western Europe. It focuses on pre-seed to Series A investments, primarily in B2B software and related business models such as marketplaces and SaaS, and sectors including digital health, insurtech, proptech, and construction tech. The firm typically writes checks from EUR 200,000 to EUR 3 million and provides strategic mentorship and access to a broad network to help portfolio companies scale. Rheingau Founders emphasizes long-term partnerships, governance, data privacy, and sustainable practices in its portfolio development. While rooted in Germany, the firm engages with startups across Europe, aiming to support founders who can disrupt established processes and value chains.

Partech is a global technology investment firm headquartered in Paris with offices in Berlin, Dakar, Dubai, Nairobi and San Francisco. The firm backs founders from seed to growth, combining capital, operational expertise and strategic support to help portfolio companies scale. With about €2.5 billion in assets under management and a portfolio of about 220 companies in 40 countries across four continents, Partech supports ventures across software, cybersecurity, fintech, healthtech, mobility and AI.

BITKRAFT Ventures is a venture capital firm founded in 2017 by Jens Hilgers. It maintains a global footprint with teams across North America, Europe and beyond, including Berlin, Los Angeles, San Francisco, New York, London, Madrid, Singapore, Barcelona, Chicago and Lisbon. The firm specializes in early‑stage investments at the intersection of interactive entertainment, AI, gaming, esports and immersive technologies, backing companies in information technology and related media that develop video games, immersive experiences and web3-enabled platforms. BITKRAFT operates as a global investment platform with a focus on entrepreneurs shaping digital entertainment and next‑generation interactive experiences.

Cherry Ventures is a Berlin-based early-stage venture capital firm that backs European founders, often as their first institutional investor. Led by entrepreneurs who have built fast-scaling companies such as Zalando and Spotify, the firm supports portfolio companies across go-to-market, scaling, and team development through the early stages. Cherry has invested in a broad set of European pre-seed and seed companies, including Flix, Auto1, Flaschenpost, Amboss, Manual, Moss, and others, and maintains offices in Berlin, London, and Stockholm. The firm concentrates on ambitious founders solving meaningful problems in sectors such as AI, healthcare, fintech, climate tech, industrials, and consumer, with a focus on B2B software and related areas. Cherry Ventures emphasizes hands-on guidance and utilizes its network to help founders build scalable, lasting companies.

FinLeap is a Berlin-based fintech venture builder and investment firm that creates and backs early-stage startups in financial technology. Founded in the early 2010s, it has established or invested in around 15 ventures and forged more than five corporate joint ventures and service ventures, with an overall value reported near €3 billion at a point in time. The firm operates as an ecosystem builder within fintech, leveraging collaborations and a broad investor network to accelerate growth and innovation. It focuses on SaaS solutions and digital services in financial services, supporting seed- and early-stage opportunities. FinLeap maintains an international footprint with additional offices in San Francisco, Milan, Madrid, and Paris, reflecting ongoing expansion beyond Berlin.

Creandum is a Stockholm-based European early-stage venture capital firm that invests in innovative technology and consumer goods companies across Western Europe and North America. Founded in 2003, the firm provides capital, operational expertise, and a broad industry network to help portfolio companies grow from seed to exit. Its advisory teams operate from offices in Stockholm, London, Berlin, and San Francisco and have supported notable tech companies such as Spotify, Klarna, Depop, Trade Republic, Pleo, and neo4j.

La Famiglia is a Berlin-based venture capital firm founded in 2016 that invests in technology-driven companies at seed and growth stages, targeting those that enable or disrupt large industries and leveraging a network of world-leading entrepreneurs and industry partners to provide portfolio companies with early market access, strategic partnerships, and deep expertise.

Capnamic Ventures is a Cologne-based venture capital firm that backs early-stage technology companies in the German-speaking region (Germany, Austria, Switzerland). It focuses on seed and Series A rounds and typically invests between €0.5 million and €3 million in initial rounds, with larger amounts possible across the portfolio's life cycle. The firm combines financial backing with hands-on support, drawing on a broad network to help portfolio companies with finance setup, executive recruitment, marketing, and strategic partnerships. Capnamic emphasizes a founder-centric, long-term approach, seeking to be a trusted partner that connects startups to customers and experienced partners across Europe. Its investment scope covers sectors such as artificial intelligence, SaaS, digital infrastructure, cybersecurity, fintech and insurtech, e-health, Internet of Things, online services, marketplaces, and gaming, among others, aiming to accelerate growth and industry leadership in the DACH region and beyond.

Fly Ventures is a Berlin-based venture capital firm that backs early-stage technology startups across Europe, supporting technical founders from day zero to seed. The firm focuses on software, AI and machine learning, automation, marketplaces, and SaaS, with a preference for European companies that solve hard problems and enable corporate digitization. Typical investments range from about €0.5 million to €1.3 million, and the firm often takes a majority stake as part of its approach.

Northzone is a global venture capital firm founded in 1996 and headquartered in London, with offices in New York, Oslo, and Stockholm. It backs technology-focused companies across Europe and North America, spanning early-stage to growth-stage investments in sectors such as software, information technology, healthcare, fintech, AI, blockchain, gaming, marketplaces, SaaS, mobile, edtech, and consumer tech. The firm emphasizes founder partnerships, leveraging its network to support scale, internationalization, and long-term growth. Its portfolio includes category-defining companies and unicorns, reflecting a history of backing ambitious founders from inception to expansion.

Brandenburg Kapital is a Potsdam-based venture capital firm affiliated with the Brandenburg State Investment Bank. It provides equity and mezzanine capital to startups and small- and medium-sized enterprises across Germany, with a focus on the Berlin-Brandenburg region. The firm invests in technology-enabled companies across information and communication technology, life sciences and healthcare, industrial applications, consumer goods, and related sectors, including measuring and testing instruments, construction and engineering, nanotechnology and microelectronics. It typically supports early- to growth-stage funding and often takes minority stakes or mezzanine positions, while collaborating with co-investors and offering strategic guidance to growth-oriented companies. By combining financial backing with industry knowledge and entrepreneurial support, Brandenburg Kapital aims to foster growth and innovation in its region.

Index Ventures is a global venture capital firm founded in 1996, with offices in London, San Francisco, and Geneva. It backs technology startups across stages from seed to growth in sectors including software, AI, fintech, healthcare, data, media, and consumer services. The firm provides capital and strategic support, helping teams assess business models, scale operations, and navigate financing rounds. Its broad network connects founders with investors, partners, and market opportunities to support growth across geographies. Index Ventures emphasizes long-term founder relationships and hands-on collaboration, offering guidance and resources to help companies reach global markets. It also launched Index Origin, a seed fund designed to support entrepreneurs from day one.

Berliner Volksbank Ventures is the corporate venture capital arm of Berliner Volksbank in Berlin. It makes early-stage investments in technology, digital business solutions, property technology, and financial technology, primarily in Germany. It typically targets minority stakes and co-investments, with typical per-company investment sizes ranging from 250,000 to 1 million euros. The venture arm focuses on supporting young, innovative companies through the investment process, aiming for stability, reliability and partnership in its cooperation with portfolio companies. It emphasizes partnerships and eye-level cooperation. It was founded in 2015.

RTP Global is a venture capital firm that backs early-stage technology companies with a global reach. It focuses on seed to Series B rounds and supports portfolio companies across AI and ML, SaaS, fintech, healthcare, e-commerce and education, often helping with scaling, international expansion and go-to-market. The firm has backed notable companies such as Datadog, DataRobot, Cred, Delivery Hero, Miro, Picsart, Socure, Qonto and dbt Labs. It operates with a global footprint, including offices in New York, London, Dubai and Bangalore to partner with founders and align interests through long-term relationships. RTP Global emphasizes partnerships, long-term value creation, and hands-on support across markets, leveraging a diverse team to facilitate expansion.

Alstin Capital is an independent early-stage venture capital firm based in Munich, Germany, focused on backing fast-growing B2B technology companies across Europe, with a strong emphasis on the DACH region. It typically invests between EUR 2 million and EUR 8 million in late seed or Series A rounds, with the potential to provide additional funding over multiple rounds. The firm combines capital with hands-on support, helping founders scale through expertise in sales, marketing, PR and performance marketing, as well as access to industry contacts and networks. Its portfolio focuses on sectors including FinTech, InsurTech, RegTech, Cyber Security and ClimateTech. Alstin Capital works with founders to accelerate growth and drive successful exits, and engages co-investors such as banks, insurers and family offices to strengthen its ecosystem.

PT1 is a European venture capital firm that backs early-stage technology companies reshaping the physical world, with a focus on energy transition, buildings and infrastructure, climate adaptation, and proptech. Based in Berlin and active across Europe, PT1 targets startups in electrification, AI and automation for the built environment, climate and infrastructure resilience, and related sectors that upgrade how power, buildings, and systems operate. The firm uses a thesis-driven approach and leverages data-driven insights, including an AI-enabled deal flow engine, to identify category-defining opportunities. It combines financial backing with strategic guidance, drawing on a network of over 100 industry experts, unicorn founders, corporates, and veterans to provide hands-on support, acceleration sprints, and value-adding partnerships. PT1 seeks to empower founders to scale while delivering strong returns for investors, contributing to Europe’s real economy by funding startups that advance electrification, energy efficiency, and resilient infrastructure.

B Capital Group is a multi-stage global investment firm headquartered in Manhattan Beach, California, founded in 2015. It operates across eight locations in the United States and Asia and supports a portfolio of technology companies in enterprise software, fintech, and healthcare, investing from seed to late-stage venture growth. The firm provides capital plus value-added support in areas such as strategy, business development, capital advisory, and market expansion, drawing on a global network and a partnership with Boston Consulting Group to connect startups with corporate opportunities. B Capital backs founders throughout the company-building lifecycle from early stages through growth to IPO and pursues opportunities worldwide in the United States, Europe, and Asia. The firm manages more than $6.3 billion in assets under management across its funds.

Heartcore Capital is a European venture capital firm founded in 2007 in Copenhagen, Denmark, originally known as Sunstone Capital. It backs seed, early-stage and growth startups across Europe and, occasionally, the United States, with a focus on consumer technology and direct-to-consumer brands, as well as B2B2C models. The firm emphasizes founder-centric, long-term partnerships and provides strategic guidance and follow-on financing to help teams scale. It operates from offices in Copenhagen, Berlin and Paris and has backed more than 100 founding teams, managing over €700 million in assets. Its portfolio includes category-defining consumer internet brands such as TravelPerk, Tink, Neo4j, Boozt and Seriously.

Sequoia Capital is a venture capital firm founded in 1972 and based in Menlo Park, California. It provides capital alongside strategic guidance to a select set of companies across information technology, healthcare, manufacturing, mobile, nanotechnology, financial services, internet, energy, media, and retail, supporting them from early ideas through growth and even IPO stages. The firm emphasizes long-term partnerships, working closely with leadership teams on product development, company building, and market expansion. Sequoia pursues opportunities at seed, early, and growth stages and maintains a global reach, investing in companies across the United States and other major markets, with interests in AI and other emerging technologies.

FJ Labs is a New York-based venture capital firm founded in 2015 by Fabrice Grinda. The firm concentrates on marketplaces and consumer-facing startups and is stage-agnostic, investing across seed and Series A rounds. It seeks scalable companies with strong unit economics and potential to become market leaders, often co-investing with other global funds to broaden its impact. FJ Labs emphasizes rapid decision-making and leverages its broad network to support portfolio companies in fundraising and growth, helping startups scale across large markets and ecosystems.

Join Capital is a Berlin-based venture capital firm that funds early-stage and growth-stage technology companies across Europe. The firm concentrates on deep-tech and industrial sectors, including Industry 4.0, manufacturing, data analytics, software, AI, robotics and related core business functions such as operations and supply chain. It typically backs seed to Series A rounds, aiming to help portfolio companies scale across Europe, with offices in Berlin, London and Milan and partnerships with public capital programs to support European deep-tech ventures.

Balderton Capital is a London-based venture capital firm that focuses on early-stage through growth investments in European technology companies. It backs founders across multiple rounds, providing strategic guidance, access to a network of seasoned executives and professional service providers, and support through workshops and community events. The firm targets sectors including fintech, software, healthcare technology, consumer tech, and related services, and has a track record dating back to 2000. Balderton emphasizes long-term partnerships and founder wellbeing, offering resources to promote mental and physical health alongside its deep European expertise. Through its portfolio and networks, Balderton aims to help companies scale from seed to IPO across Europe.

ProSiebenSat.1 Accelerator is an accelerator program linked to ProSiebenSat.1 Group that supports early-stage, consumer-focused startups with proven business models and early traction. The program combines investment with a guaranteed media spend to scale products, providing a minimum advertising volume of 1.5 million euros across television, online video, addressable TV, and influencer campaigns to help reach mass-market audiences. It complements this with growth mentoring, office space in Berlin, and access to the extensive ProSiebenSat.1 network, enabling portfolio companies to leverage the group’s media reach and industry connections.

Motu Ventures is a Berlin-based seed fund and venture capital firm that backs early-stage, deep-technology software companies across Europe. Founded in 2013, the firm focuses on seed-stage investments and first-round financing, leveraging its network and experience to support portfolio companies from their early stages as an active investor, helping lean startups accelerate growth.

Think.Health is a venture capital firm based in Germany that focuses on healthcare, including digital health, medical technologies, diagnostics, biotechnology and life sciences. Founded in 2015, it backs early-stage to growth opportunities and seeks to support companies across Germany, Austria, Switzerland and the United States. It maintains offices in Fürstenfeldbruck and Berlin. The firm targets disruptive innovations in healthcare and health services, with typical investment sizes between 0.24 million and 2.46 million USD.

Avala Capital is a Berlin-based venture capital firm that invests its own capital across seed, early, and growth stages in internet technology companies. It concentrates on cloud, mobile, and online marketplaces, and on ventures that move offline activity online, with activity in fintech, proptech, food tech, and adtech. The firm pursues opportunities in Germany and England, with access to the United States and other European markets, and typically participates in rounds ranging from several hundred thousand euros to the low tens of millions for select assets. Avala supports portfolio companies from seed to IPO, providing fundraising guidance, strategic input, and board representation. Founded in 2012, it emphasizes lifecycle investing and global scale, having backed a broad and diverse set of portfolio companies.

European Innovation Council is an accelerator firm based in Brussels, founded in 2018, that supports top-class innovators, entrepreneurs, small companies and researchers with bright ideas. It concentrates on deep technology and co-invests with private investors in early-stage startups that have ESG impacts.

Entrepreneur First is a global accelerator that identifies individuals with technology ideas and supports them through the early stages of company formation. It helps participants explore ideas, form startup teams, validate products, and prepare to seek venture funding. The organization provides structured programs, mentorship, workshops and investor networking, and offers seed funding to selected teams. With a presence in major cities across Europe, Asia and North America, it runs cohorts in locations such as London, Singapore, Berlin, Paris, Bangalore and Hong Kong, focusing on proprietary technology and the development of technical founder talent into scalable startups.

TCV is a global investment firm that provides capital and strategic support to growth-stage technology companies. Founded in 1995 and headquartered in Menlo Park, California, the firm has deployed billions of dollars in hundreds of technology companies. It combines capital with data-driven insights, sector expertise, access to top talent, and connections with category leaders to accelerate growth. TCV invests across multi-stage structures and growth expansions in sectors including internet, software, information technology, big data, cybersecurity, fintech, e-commerce, and infrastructure. Typical equity investments range from tens to hundreds of millions. The firm's portfolio spans notable companies such as Netflix and other tech leaders, with ongoing activity in the United States and the United Kingdom. TCV pursues long-term partnerships, helping portfolio companies scale, innovate, and transform their industries through strategic collaboration.

Acton Capital is a Munich-based venture capital firm founded in 1999 that backs growth-stage tech-enabled startups. With offices in Munich and Vancouver, it invests across Europe and North America, focusing on sectors such as fintech, SaaS, consumer health, mobility and logistics, education and the future of work, as well as broader technology-enabled business models. The firm supports a wide range of investment themes including B2B, B2C, media, retail, financial technology, health tech, AI, digital health, and climate tech. Since its inception, Acton Capital has deployed over 700 million euros across multiple funds, backing more than 199 companies and building a global portfolio. The approach combines geographic reach with sector expertise to help portfolio companies scale toward market leadership.

SquareOne Venture Capital is a Berlin-based venture capital firm that backs early-stage B2B technology startups, focusing on pre-seed and seed rounds in Europe. The firm often acts as the first institutional investor on a portfolio company's cap table and provides hands-on support from day one, including a first-customers-guarantee and access to a network of executives, entrepreneurs, and mentors. Through its portfolio, SquareOne backs founders tackling large markets and helps them scale with strategic guidance, customer introductions, and operational assistance. It concentrates on B2B software, SaaS, and deep tech across Europe, aiming to build category-leading businesses.

Ventech is a venture capital firm that backs early-stage digital technology companies in Europe and Asia. Founded in 1998, it maintains a multi-country presence with offices in Paris, Munich, Berlin, Helsinki and Stockholm in Europe and Shanghai and Hong Kong in Asia. The firm focuses on seed and Series A investments across sectors such as software, SaaS, e-commerce, artificial intelligence and other digital tech, aiming to help startups scale globally. Ventech manages several funds and has pursued a consistent record of investing, backing numerous portfolio companies and supporting them with financing and international development guidance.

DN Capital is a London-based venture capital firm founded in 2000 with a cross-Atlantic presence in North America and Europe. It backs seed to early-stage companies across Europe and North America, focusing on software, fintech, consumer internet, and AI-enabled sectors, and helps portfolio companies scale internationally. The firm typically takes minority stakes and engages in syndication arrangements, aiming to support growth through hands-on involvement such as board participation where appropriate. Investment sizes commonly range from a few hundred thousand euros to around ten million euros per company, with potential larger follow-ons in later rounds. Notable investments include Shazam, Auto1, Endeca, Purplebricks and Quandoo, reflecting a track record of supporting category-leading businesses.

Heal Capital is a Berlin-based venture capital firm focused on health technology and healthcare, investing across Europe from pre-seed to Series A. It supports mission-driven founders with capital and HealthTech-specific expertise to accelerate adoption of digital health solutions within the healthcare system.