Investors include Polish family offices, the Polish Development Fund, the European Investment Fund, and the EBRD.
The fund is backed by Aarhus University Research Foundation, HEARTLAND, Norlys, and Salling Group.
Elina Halatcheva from BrightCap Ventures told Vestbee about the fund’s strategy and investment approach.
SIVentures II Fund saw support from a diverse range of German investors, including companies, banks, family offices, entrepreneurs, and funds of funds.
The fund saw support from 100+ Italian founders; new investors remain undisclosed.
The £100 million will fund Cambridge spinouts by supporting their development, commercialisation, and growth through investment and the Entrepreneur in Residence programme.
BlackWood Ventures’ $25 million debut fund is backed by Nordic family offices, exited entrepreneurs, private investors, and notable business angels.
The new fund saw support from Invest-NL, Rabo Investments, and the European Investment Fund (EIF).
The fund will back female-founded pre-seed and seed startups across Europe.