Attica Ventures

Attica Ventures, established in September 2003 and based in Athens, Greece, is the venture capital arm of Attica Bank. It specializes in investing in small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) across various sectors, including telecommunications, information technology, energy, biotechnology, and new materials. The firm focuses on start-up, early-stage, expansion, and later-stage investments, primarily through its Zaitech Fund. Attica Ventures aims to support companies that leverage technology, innovation, and scientific research for competitive advantage. It typically invests between €1 million and €4.5 million in total per financing round, preferring minority stakes of 10 to 49 percent. The firm is open to co-investing with other funds or private investors and seeks to exit investments within three to five years through various means, such as IPOs or trade sales. However, it does not invest in publicly traded companies or certain industries, including shipbuilding, coal and steel, real estate, and gambling.

Sotiris Chinos

Chief Financial Officer

Giannis Papadopoulos

Chief Executive Officer

2 past transactions

AntCor

Venture Round in 2006
Founded in 2004 by wireless industry experts, Antcor is a leading provider of Wi-Fi IP for the communications and connectivity chip industry. Antcor’s Wireless IP portfolio includes Proteus, a unique software defined Wi-Fi for various standards (11a/b/g/n/ac/ah) and a verification Wi-Fi toolbox that allows chip vendors to reduce development time, minimise risks, and future-proof their designs.

Performance Technology

Venture Round in 2005
Performance Technology Group is a premier provider of systems engineering, managed IT services and data center services. We are a SAS 70 Type II-certified managed service provider located in an ITIL-compliant data center and 24x7x365 staffed network operations center. Our firm also offers strategic planning for systems infrastructure to include performance assessments, capacity planning, disaster recovery planning and solutions and virtualization.