Smartup Ventures is a venture capital firm based in Tehran, Iran, established in 2015. It invests in Iranian startups and accelerates growth by building strong partnerships with entrepreneurs, skilled professionals, business developers, angel investors, and other venture investors. The firm focuses on creating value by supporting portfolio companies through collaboration, resources, and strategic guidance to help them scale operations and reach broader markets.

Invest AG is the private equity and venture capital arm of Raiffeisenlandesbank Oberösterreich Aktiengesellschaft, specializing in investments in small and medium-sized enterprises. Established in 1994 and headquartered in Linz, Austria, the firm manages a portfolio of approximately 180 million euros, focusing on expansion and growth financing, management buyouts, and other financial strategies, while avoiding investments in tourism and restructuring. It generally invests between 1.5 million and 15 million euros, seeking a stake of no more than 49 percent in the companies it supports. The firm operates primarily in southern Germany, Austria, and Switzerland, with a particular emphasis on the Upper Austrian region for young entrepreneurs. Invest AG has invested in over 140 companies across various sectors and aims to exit its investments through methods such as IPOs and trade sales. The firm prides itself on providing long-term stability and expertise to its partners, assisting them in operational, commercial, and strategic matters.

Founded in 2011, Cento Ventures is a Singapore-based venture capital firm specializing in Series A investments in under-invested emerging digital markets across Southeast Asia. The company focuses on backing digital companies that blend local insights with proven business models, aiming to support entrepreneurs building regional leaders.

Goldfish Fund is a venture capital firm established in 2001 and based in Vilnius, Lithuania. The firm specializes in investing in early-stage startups within Frontier Markets, seeking opportunities that demonstrate strong potential for growth. Goldfish Fund focuses on a diverse array of sectors, including e-commerce, security, retail, food, restaurant chains, beauty, entertainment, robotics, travel technology, mobile applications, marketplaces, and internet technology. The firm aims to support companies with exceptional products and talented teams that aspire to develop into world-class enterprises.

Chernovetsky Investment Group is an investment company and venture capital firm based in Kyiv, Ukraine. It is a leading venture capital player in Eastern Europe and supports projects at all development stages, from startups to mature companies. The firm emphasizes partnerships with current owners rather than takeovers, focusing on collaboration with existing management. Its investment priorities cover innovative development and technologies, with emphasis on internet and information technology, including cloud computing, mobile applications, data management, big data, electronic payment systems, and software.

Lok Capital is an impact investment firm based in Gurgaon, India, founded in 2004. It concentrates on early-stage and growth investments across India in financial services, healthcare, agriculture and livelihoods, climate and sustainability, and fintech, aiming to back Series A+ ventures that deliver affordable, accessible solutions for underserved communities. The firm uses a multi-dimensional impact framework examining promoter intent, gender, income, geography, and underserved segments. Lok Capital has raised funds totaling over $200 million and is pursuing a fourth fund of roughly $150–$200 million. It maintains an India-focused presence with offices in multiple cities and traces its origins to philanthropic support, including a Rockefeller Foundation grant. Through its investments, Lok Capital seeks to expand financial inclusion, improve healthcare and livelihoods, and promote climate-friendly development.

Otiva is a Swedish venture capital firm founded in 2017. It focuses on equity investments from Series A to late growth stages, demonstrating flexibility and long-term commitment with no fixed holding period.

Tesi, established in 1995, is a Finnish government agency that promotes business growth and employment through strategic investments. It manages a portfolio exceeding €570 million, investing directly in companies and through venture capital funds. Tesi's focus is on stimulating growth, internationalisation, spin-offs, major industrial investments, and restructurings across various sectors.