Zurich-based VC Redalpine, which manages over $1 billion in assets, has closed its oversubscribed $200 million Capital VII fund to support 15-20 early-stage startups across Europe, with a focus on sectors such as energy, health, and food.
- Founded in 2006 by Peter Niederhauser and Michael Sidler, Redalpine is a venture capital firm with extensive expertise in software and science. The firm focuses on various sectors, including AI, software, biotech, food, fintech, healthcare, and energy.
- Redalpine has invested in over 95 startups, including notable firms such as N26, Taxfix, Inkitt, 9fin, Carvolution, Zenjob, vivenu, and Umiami.
- With offices in Berlin and Zurich, the firm has opened a London office to strengthen its connections with the local tech ecosystem and enhance its pan-European presence.
"This expansion further enhances our commitment to unlocking innovation across Europe, building on our presence in Zurich, Berlin, and Silicon Valley. A special thanks to our incredible team, visionary entrepreneurs, and committed investors who believe in our mission. Let’s shape the future together," Co-founding Partner at Redalpine, Michael Sidler, stated.
- Existing investors have expanded their support for RAC VII, with limited partners including family offices and institutional investors such as public pension funds and banks.
- The Redalpine Capital VII fund aims to support 15 to 20 early-stage startups across Europe. To date, it has made nine investments, including Proxima Fusion, LegalFly, and Expression Edits.
"Together, we’re ready and excited to contribute to the next wave of technological breakthroughs — empowering GameChangers, disrupting industries for good, and shaping a better world for all," Redalphine's team, commented on LinkedIn.
