Alumni Ventures is a venture capital firm founded in 2014 and based in Manchester, New Hampshire. It connects accredited individual investors with startup deals and co-invests alongside established venture capital firms across multiple stages, from seed to growth. The firm provides access to diversified portfolios through funds, syndicates, and investing clubs, supported by a large network of community members and individual investors. It invests across sectors and geographies, with a focus on transparency and due diligence in collaborative investments with leading firms such as Andreessen Horowitz, Sequoia, and Y Combinator. Alumni Ventures operates internationally with offices in New York, Boston, Menlo Park, Chicago, London, and Tokyo and has raised substantial capital to back founders with strategic capital and resources.

Capital Factory is a Texas-based venture capital firm and accelerator founded in 2009, headquartered in Austin with activity in Dallas and Houston. It supports software and technology startups across seed, early, and growth stages by providing funding, mentorship, and access to an ecosystem that includes investors, employees, mentors, customers, and potential co-founders. The organization serves as a central hub for startups outside Silicon Valley, offering coworking space, events, and a statewide network that connects entrepreneurs with corporate partners and government initiatives to identify innovative opportunities and accelerate growth.

Dubai Technology Entrepreneurship Centre (DTEC) is a purpose-built startup incubator in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, that supports technology-focused early-stage companies. It provides technopreneur office spaces, business licenses, and visa processing, enabling startups to establish and operate their ventures. DTEC offers facilities such as 24-hour access, Wi-Fi, meeting rooms, storage, and office support, with more than 350 desk workstations and offices to accommodate members. Founded in January 2015, it is one of the region's largest technology entrepreneurship centers, facilitating collaboration and growth for startups, investors, and corporates operating in the tech ecosystem.

Revolt Ventures is a London-based venture capital firm founded in 2018 that concentrates on tech-enabled real estate and related growth sectors. The firm invests in real estate technology and adjacent industries, including housing, logistics, retail, technology and media, and typically provides growth capital in Series A and B rounds, with investment sizes commonly ranging from about €1 million to €10 million. Through its activities, Revolt Ventures backs high-growth real estate technology startups such as Flatfair, Neuehouse and Huckletree, leveraging leadership with backgrounds in venture capital, technology and real estate to support portfolio companies.

Service Provider Capital is a venture capital firm established in 2014 and based in Golden, Colorado, with operations in Vail, Colorado. The firm co-invests in Seed and Series A rounds led by institutional venture funds and maintains six regional funds covering Rocky Mountain and View regions across Midwest, New England, Southeast, Texas, and the Pacific Northwest. It has a portfolio of more than 600 companies and a network of over 400 strategic investors, connecting portfolio companies to potential investors, customers, and partners. Service Provider Capital emphasizes timely support and accessibility, covering its own legal fees to expedite processes and offering investment terms that avoid restrictive rights. It operates as an independent entity not affiliated with its portfolio companies.

Regus provides flexible workspace solutions, including office spaces, coworking areas, virtual offices, meeting rooms, videoconferencing suites, and business lounges. It operates globally with about 3,000 locations in 900 cities across 120 countries, enabling individuals and organizations to establish a professional presence and scale operations with flexible terms and a worldwide network. The company serves entrepreneurs, small and medium businesses, and large corporations, offering packages tailored to various needs and international activities.

LaunchHouse is a venture accelerator and community that supports early-stage startups and founders through investment, incubation programs, and collaborative spaces. The organization runs a lean accelerator model and provides physical coworking spaces, intimate residency programs in major cities, and digital or metaverse environments to foster learning, collaboration, and growth. It offers fundraising support, executive coaching, and access to cohort-based courses, enabling founders to develop their businesses with mentorship from a network of peers, engineers, and investors. Emphasizing learning and authentic relationships over transactional networking, LaunchHouse aims to drive entrepreneurial innovation and job creation across technology, software, hardware, and consumer sectors by combining spaces, resources, and a peer-driven ecosystem for entrepreneurs.

Hubraum is the corporate venture capital unit of Deutsche Telekom, based in Berlin. It invests in early-stage technology startups and provides co-working space and mentoring to help founders access Deutsche Telekom’s network, capital and business opportunities. The program concentrates on areas such as artificial intelligence, smart home, Internet of Things and big data. Since its launch in 2012, Hubraum has built a portfolio of more than 20 investments and supports an ecosystem of roughly 200 startups.

Halogen Ventures is a Los Angeles-based venture capital firm that invests in early-stage consumer technology startups led by women, with a focus on consumer tech and B2B software. It supports pre-seed through Series A companies, combining capital with hands-on guidance across the product and founding lifecycle. The firm helps founders build networks, gain brand exposure, recruit talent, secure follow-on funding, and chart paths to acquisition or IPO. It emphasizes diversity and inclusion in the venture ecosystem and relies on a network of advisors to provide strategic guidance and resources that drive growth and valuation.

InnoSpring is a holding company for a multinational ecosystem of technology industrial parks, incubators, and venture capital funds with approximately 200 million under management. It aims to be the global starting point for startups by providing a vertically integrated platform that supports entrepreneurs from incubation to growth. With about 15 years of experience, InnoSpring operates across the United States, China, and Germany (under development), including locations in Santa Clara, Palo Alto, San Francisco, Shanghai, Kunshan, Nantong, and a project in Germany. The company focuses on fostering technological innovation through its network of facilities and investment activities that help domestic and international companies scale beyond their home regions.

Wilbe is a venture platform and investment partner that backs scientists and engineers launching companies through its platform or weekly cohorts. Founded in 2022, it provides entrepreneurship resources, advocacy, funding, and lab-space access in a single place, supporting founders from day zero through Build Weeks. Globally active, Wilbe collaborates with leading research institutions and universities to run cohorts and programs that connect scientists with capital, mentorship, and a multidisciplinary network. The community comprises about 1,588 platform members with active engagement across the United States and Europe. Wilbe makes early checks for qualified teams across science and engineering fields and offers practical resources, calendars, and guides to help founders pursue their goals, aiming to accelerate scientifically driven companies within a connected ecosystem.

Venture Lane is a Boston-based venture studio and startup hub that supports early-stage B2B technology companies. It operates as a community and coworking space offering flexible workspace, private offices, and meeting facilities, complemented by a dedicated traction studio to accelerate growth. The organization brings together founders, investors, and mentors to provide mentorship, resources, and actionable guidance across sales, go-to-market strategy, fundraising, and operational setup. By combining hands-on venture studio support with a collaborative ecosystem, Venture Lane aims to help B2B software startups achieve scalable growth and build scalable go-to-market capabilities.

First Ascent Associates is a venture capital firm headquartered in San Francisco, founded in 2014. It invests in early-stage startups and supports them with resources, networks, and expertise. The firm targets a broad range of sectors, including sports, music and entertainment, housing, payments, online retail, transportation and shipping, office space, hotel accommodations, cannabis technology, and related industries.

Launchpad LA is a seed-stage startup accelerator based in Santa Monica, California. Founded in 2009, it invests in early-stage technology startups and provides four months of office space, perks and discounts, and access to a network of mentors, advisors, and investors to help founders build relationships, obtain funding, and grow.

Business Valley is an Egypt-based company founded in 2019 that operates as a venture capital firm in Cairo, investing in early-stage startups and building an entrepreneurship ecosystem through coworking spaces, incubator programs, and an angel network in Egypt.

Activation Capital is a Richmond, Virginia-based accelerator and investor focused on life sciences, advanced technology, and manufacturing. The firm serves as an anchor for the regional innovation ecosystem, providing programs, mentors, networking, space, events, talent, and funding, and making direct investments to organizations that address ecosystem gaps. It emphasizes commercializing research and building a BioHealth entrepreneurship hub, supports startups and entrepreneur support organizations with flexible lab spaces, private offices, and educational programming, and aims to accelerate regional innovation and economic development in Central Virginia.

Rainmaking is a corporate innovation and venture development firm that partners with leading corporations and entrepreneurs to create, accelerate and scale new businesses. Its multidisciplinary team includes venture builders, engineers, designers, data scientists, and growth experts who support startups and corporate ventures across programs and studios. Over 15 years, Rainmaking has built a global network of innovation studios and operates Startupbootcamp as an accelerator program. The firm focuses on enabling innovation across fintech, insurtech, transport, and technology sectors, providing mentorship, co-working spaces, programs, and investments to startups in collaboration with corporate partners.

Fark Labs is an accelerator and innovation hub based in Istanbul, Turkey, offering mentorship, services, co-working space, and access to funding for startups in mobility, life sciences, sustainable lifestyle, and emerging technologies. It operates with a global network of regional accelerators and venture partners to connect entrepreneurs with corporations, universities, governments, and investors throughout the startup lifecycle, supporting early-stage ventures through to Series A and beyond. The organization aims to transform legacy businesses and build future-proof startups by fostering collaboration and frontier technologies in its four focus verticals.

Rose Tech Ventures is a New York-based venture organization that operates an incubator in the Flatiron district, offering a fully equipped startup workspace and serving as a hub for New York’s early-stage community. The incubator is integrated with local startup networks, including New York Angels and the New York Software Industry Association, reflecting its active role in supporting technology ventures. Founded in 2001, the firm focuses on early-stage companies, providing infrastructure and mentoring to help startups develop and scale.

Idealab is a Pasadena, California-based technology incubator founded in 1996 by Bill Gross. It provides early-stage support to startups, offering capital, company formation and executive recruitment, and a broad suite of resources including office space, development and technology services, design, marketing, competitive research, legal, accounting, and business development assistance. The firm focuses on incubating information technology, internet-related ventures and other technology-driven opportunities, and often collaborates with venture capital firms and strategic investors to maximize portfolio potential. Over its history, Idealab has created more than 150 companies and helped multiple exits through initial public offerings and acquisitions, including notable ventures in robotics, wireless broadband and renewable energy. The organization emphasizes internal idea generation, hands-on mentorship, and strategy and branding guidance, aiming to turn ambitious ideas into successful companies.

GroundBreak Ventures is a Toronto-based venture capital firm focused on real estate, construction technology, and property technology. It invests early in startups—from ideation through Series A—and provides capital and domain expertise to support growth. Founded in 2019, the firm aims to back five to ten emerging companies annually, with a North American focus. Its scope includes building management systems, data analytics, machine learning and AI, space sharing and coworking, VR/AR tools, modular construction, and novel building materials, all aimed at transforming how people live and work in real estate and built environments.

Rainmatter Capital is the corporate venture capital arm of Zerodha, based in Bangalore, India. It funds and incubates startups in fintech, climate, media, and health sectors across India, with emphasis on fintech and capital markets ventures. It provides well-equipped workspaces, mentorship, and funding ranging from $100,000 to $1,000,000 in exchange for minority stakes, supporting early-stage companies in India.

Outset Ventures is a New Zealand-based venture capital firm and deep tech accelerator that supports early-stage technology startups. It provides investment, flexible laboratory and workshop facilities, and a supportive founder community to help technologies move from the lab to global scale. Founded in 2016 and based in Auckland, the firm focuses on deep technology and has a track record of backing notable companies such as Rocket Lab, LanzaTech, and Mint Innovation, highlighting its role in advancing New Zealand's deep tech sector.

Hanse Ventures is a venture builder and startup incubator based in Hamburg, founded in 2010. The firm acts as an institutional co-founder, creating and scaling Internet and mobile business concepts with founder teams. It supports portfolio startups with tailored resources, including product development and design, recruitment, business intelligence, online marketing, HR, and PR, and provides office space and access to a broad investor network. The 30-member team collaborates closely with portfolio companies to help them grow, often investing in rounds from its own funds or co-investment vehicles. Hanse Ventures pursues niche markets with potential for category leadership and operates domestically and internationally, welcoming founders at any stage, with or without ideas, to join its program. It focuses on mobile and internet startups, seeks early involvement to shape concepts, and leverages its network of investors and successful founders to support portfolio growth.

Obratori is a corporate venture capital fund affiliated with L'Occitane Group and based in Marseille, France. It invests in early-stage startups across wellbeing, cosmetics, e-health, retail tech, beautytech, and tech4good, providing financial backing and strategic human capital to help founders reach key milestones. As a pre-seed and seed specialist, Obratori supports entrepreneurs to develop products, enter markets, and scale while leveraging corporate resources and mentorship. The firm manages a portfolio of startups and operates a 950-square-meter coworking space with prototyping laboratories and meeting facilities to foster collaboration. It prioritizes ventures that benefit people and the planet.

HMC INQ is an alumni-founded investment network and startup accelerator based in Santa Monica that supports Harvey Mudd College graduates and allies in building and scaling startups. Founded in 2017, it provides capital, mentorship, and strategic introductions to Mudder-founded ventures across stages, operating as a generalist community that backs good ideas regardless of industry. The organization runs a 10-week intensive startup program modeled after YC, offering early-stage teams access to funding (typical investments and SAFE instruments), office space, and ongoing guidance, along with legal and cloud services credits and access to guest speakers. Beyond direct investments, HMC INQ manages Harveys Angels Syndicate in partnership with Gaingels to broaden access to funding. The network emphasizes community and practical support, including resources and introductions, to help Mudders bring ideas to market while leveraging the broader Harvey Mudd ecosystem.

Draper Startup House is a global entrepreneur ecosystem platform that combines venture-hostel services, coworking spaces, and entrepreneurship programming with access to venture capital. Headquartered in Austin, Texas, it operates a network of hubs and programs designed to connect founders with opportunities, mentorship, and a global community of innovators. The company runs an accelerator program, Draper Startup House Accelerator, which provides early-stage funding up to $100,000 and support for startups through cohorts, mentorship, and a collaborative environment. Through its ties to the Draper Venture Network, Draper Startup House supports founders worldwide with opportunities to pitch, partner, and scale, while emphasizing real human connection and collaboration to foster experimentation, growth, and impactful ventures.

EFG EV Fintech is a fintech-focused startup accelerator that supports early-stage fintech ventures through funding access, mentorship, training, and comprehensive administrative services, including legal, tax and accounting support, company management, and process optimization, as well as office space to accelerate market entry. Resulting from a collaboration between EFG Hermes and Egypt Ventures, it aims to bolster the fintech ecosystem by investing in startups with potential to grow domestically and expand beyond Egypt, offering fully integrated services from funding to mentorship to help innovators thrive.

SucSEED Venture Partners is an angel network and early-stage investment firm based in Hyderabad, India, targeting investments across sectors including edtech, fintech, software as a service, realty tech, supply chain, media tech, sports, health and hygiene, automotive, and the internet of things in offshore startups.

RunwayFBU is a venture capital firm based in Fornebu, Norway, focused on investing in software companies at early stages. It leverages its experience from supporting more than 200 tech startups to help founders navigate scaling challenges. The company is building a cutting-edge tech hub in Fornebu to host and support tech entrepreneurs, providing access to a broad industry network of mentors, investors, partners, and advisors, and offering opportunities to secure pilot customers and build advisory networks, as well as access to deals and offers from ecosystem partners. Collaboration with other tech hubs, incubators and co-investors is a core part of its strategy to help startups succeed.

AngelCube is a Melbourne-based startup accelerator that supports tech startups with ambitious ideas and strong teams. It runs a three-month program focused on product development, growth, and building globally scalable businesses, providing selected startups with seed funding of $40,000, hands-on coaching, mentorship, workspace, and access to a network of mentors and investors, plus benefits from partner brands. Since launching in 2011, AngelCube has helped several startups and is now part of Slingshot Accelerator.

Z Nation Lab is an accelerator and venture capital firm founded in 2016 and based in Cupertino, California, with an additional office in Mumbai, that invests in seed and Series A rounds for early-stage technology startups graduating from its pre-accelerator boot camp. The firm focuses on disruptive technologies and companies headquartered in the United States, typically making investments of about $50,000 to $250,000 and taking roughly 8–12% equity, while offering co-working space and a growth partnership that goes beyond funding to help startups with strategic decisions, technology scale, team building, market identification, and preparation for subsequent funding rounds, enabling access to Silicon Valley ecosystem and global markets.

UpTech is a Covington, Kentucky-based technology accelerator affiliated with Northern Kentucky University and regional economic development partners. It supports data-driven, tech-enabled startups through a six-month program that combines intensive entrepreneurship education, one-on-one mentoring, and active community involvement. Each year it selects up to 10 startups to participate and provides resources such as startup education, ongoing advising, access to co-working space, and dedicated legal and accounting counsel, with early feedback to help founders establish roots in the regional economy.

CV VC is a venture capital firm focused on seed to growth investments in blockchain, crypto and AI-enabled startups, with global reach across Europe, the United States, and the Middle East. The firm supports portfolio companies through its ecosystem arm, CV Labs, which offers acceleration programs, summits, coworking spaces, private offices, mentorship, and access to funding and industry expertise. CV VC covers critical startup stages including business model development, technology assessment and token economics, communication strategy, and attracting capital and strategic partnerships. The organization positions itself as a blockchain advisory resource within Crypto Valley, helping startups, corporates, and investors leverage AI and blockchain technologies. To date CV VC has made numerous investments, building a diverse ecosystem that bridges founders with capital, strategic partners, and ecosystem services.

Sixers Innovation Lab is a venture capital firm based in Camden, New Jersey, founded in 2016, that supports rapidly growing, early-stage consumer product companies through a program crafted by Kimball, focusing on sports, e-sports, gaming, consumer packaged goods, and media and entertainment, offering office space, access to industry experts, executives and financiers, third-party branding, marketing and legal services, meals and housing in the Philadelphia area, and opportunities to pitch industry investors and venture capital firms.

ACAC Innovation is an Australian angel investment firm based in Newstead, Queensland, founded in 2015. It supports early-stage startups by providing seed funding, mentorship, and business advice, and offers a co-working space to foster growth. The firm emphasizes innovation and positive social impact while encouraging realistic growth expectations, with a particular focus on local Queensland founders. It facilitates networking and personal and professional development to help founders turn ideas into sustainable ventures, aiming to generate economic returns within a collaborative, ethical, and creative environment.

Seedstars is a Geneva-based venture capital and accelerator company focused on fostering entrepreneurship and economic development in emerging and frontier markets. It connects promising entrepreneurs with capital, mentorship, and networks through initiatives such as the Seedstars World Competition, Seedspace hubs, and a range of acceleration programs. The organization invests in high-growth ventures across sectors including financial services, healthcare, education, technology, and e-commerce, supporting early-stage startups from LatAm, Africa, the Middle East, Eastern Europe, and Asia to scale and create impact.

DevX, founded in 2017 and based in Ahmedabad, India, operates as an accelerator firm focused on supporting and investing in technology-enabled startups, particularly in sectors such as artificial intelligence, Internet of Things, healthcare, and finance technology. The company encompasses six business verticals: DevX Collab, which offers creatively designed workspaces; DevX Accel, which aids early-stage startups with transformative technology solutions; DevX Innovent, connecting enterprises and startups with innovators; DevX Phi Designs, providing design services; DevX HaaS, an innovation management platform; and DevX Consight, delivering tailored consulting solutions for ease of doing business in India. Furthermore, DevX has established the DevX Venture Fund to invest in early-stage tech-enabled startups, enhancing its engagement in the startup investment domain.

The Mills Fabrica is a Hong Kong based platform that combines incubation, investment and flexible workspace to accelerate techstyle and agrifood technology innovations with sustainability and social impact. Established in 2018, it operates cross-border programs, including a 12-month incubation in Hong Kong and the United Kingdom, connecting startups to a global network of partners in materials and supply chains, wearables, services and new retail experiences. It also runs an investment fund that backs early to growth-stage startups worldwide and provides mentorship, advisory support and access to co-working spaces, prototyping labs and events. The Mills Fabrica has supported more than 25 incubatees across Asia, Europe and the Americas, and its portfolio has an estimated valuation exceeding $1 billion. The organization emphasizes circular innovation, biomaterials and sustainable agriculture, aiming to foster collaboration and drive sustainable development and social impact.

Global Brain is an independent venture capital firm based in Tokyo, founded in 1998, that backs technology startups worldwide and provides hands-on support and open innovation with large corporate partners. The firm targets early to growth-stage opportunities across sectors such as artificial intelligence, space, education, HR tech, life sciences, enterprise software, and consumer tech, with a global footprint in Europe, North America, Africa and Asia-Pacific. It has managed over 2.7 billion in assets and invested more than 1.4 billion across more than 1,300 deals, supporting hundreds of active portfolio companies and achieving a track record of IPOs and M&A exits. Global Brain emphasizes transformative growth through active portfolio management, strategic resources, and collaborations with corporate partners and institutional investors. The firm operates flagship funds and co-investment programs, and maintains engagement with a broad ecosystem to accelerate innovation.

Portfolion is a Central and Eastern Europe–focused venture capital and growth equity firm based in Budapest, Hungary, and the private equity and venture capital arm of OTP Bank. It invests across the startup lifecycle from pre-seed to Series B, with multi-stage capability and ticket sizes ranging from small early bets to larger growth rounds. The firm backs technology-driven companies operating in Hungary and nearby markets, aiming to form long-term partnerships with ambitious founders to support continued growth. Portfolion emphasizes a regional focus and leverages corporate backing to add strategic value beyond capital. Exits are pursued through trade sales or management buyouts within a multi-year horizon.

MetaProp is a New York-based venture capital firm focused on real estate technology (PropTech). Founded in 2015, the firm invests in early- and growth-stage PropTech companies across the real estate value chain worldwide, supporting innovations in software, hardware, data, and related services that transform property ownership, development, management, and operations. MetaProp operates ecosystem initiatives including the PropTech Place innovation hub and the MetaProp Accelerator at Columbia University, hosts global events such as NYC Real Estate Tech Week, and produces industry publications like PropTech 101 and PropTech Confidence Index. The firm partners with international real estate brands to back portfolio companies, contributing capital, mentorship, and a broad professional network.

Mitsubishi UFJ Capital is a Tokyo-based venture capital firm founded in 1974 that focuses on seed to development-stage investments in information technology, life sciences, electronics, biotech, fintech, and related high-technology sectors. The firm seeks opportunities in the Japanese market and often participates in investment syndicates to support startups. It supports companies pursuing technologies such as AI, SaaS, and healthcare innovations, and operates with offices in Osaka and Nagoya in addition to its Tokyo headquarters.

Leadout Capital is a venture capital firm founded in 2018 and based in Portola Valley, California. It concentrates on early-stage investments, focusing on pre-seed and seed rounds, and backs founders who demonstrate strong founder-market fit and build products with network effects in overlooked and underserved markets. The firm provides strategic guidance and access to a broad network of industry experts to help portfolio companies scale. Its investment scope covers cloud infrastructure, developer tools, SaaS, financial services, crypto, IoT, health tech, climate, geospatial data, government technology, automation, and related sectors, with a track record of supporting ventures that solve practical problems and create lasting value.

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.

Zigg Capital is a New York City-based venture capital firm founded in 2018 that specializes in real estate technology and property tech. The firm invests in innovative real estate technology companies across development, operations and financing, including software, data platforms, and service models linked to real estate operations. It supports portfolio companies across stages, providing investment management, funding arrangements, governance input, strategic guidance, and market positioning support, with a global, geography-diverse approach. Zigg Capital aims to accelerate the convergence of real estate and technology to improve quality of life, work, and communities, backed by deep research, collaboration with entrepreneurs, and a focus on long-term value creation in the proptech and related tech sectors.

Unpopular Ventures is a San Francisco-based venture capital firm founded in 2019 that concentrates on technology investments. It backs companies that are off the beaten path and has deployed approximately $75 million across about 500 startups since its inception, including Zepto, Jeeves, and Yassir. The firm maintains a high level of activity, investing around 30 to 40 companies each quarter, reflecting a broad and ongoing deal flow in the technology sector.

AXA Venture Partners is an independent global investment platform that focuses on high-growth technology companies across Europe and North America. The firm targets sectors including enterprise software, fintech, insurtech, digital health, cybersecurity, and other tech-enabled areas, backing companies from early-stage ventures through growth stages. With a transatlantic footprint and local teams in New York, London, and Paris, AXA Venture Partners provides strategic guidance, introductions, and operational resources to help portfolio companies scale. It emphasizes multi-stage investments and hands-on expansion support, assisting with go-to-market strategies, recruitment, partnerships, and market-entry initiatives to create lasting value in global technology markets.

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.

Mizuho Capital is a venture capital firm affiliated with Mizuho Bank, the second-largest Japanese bank by assets, and is headquartered in Tokyo. Formed in 2002 by the merger of Fujigin Capital, Tokyo Venture Capital and IBJ Investment, it traces its roots to subsidiaries of Fuji Bank, Dai-Ichi Kangyo Bank and the Industrial Bank of Japan. The firm concentrates on information technology and biotechnology investments and also backs companies in information technology, internet-related services, healthcare, manufacturing, non-manufacturing and services sectors. It has approximately ¥49.6 billion under management.