Lanai Ventures is a Barcelona-based venture capital firm that backs ambitious founders at the pre-seed and seed stages in Spain, partnering with them from the outset. It takes a hands-on approach, leveraging a network of experienced entrepreneurs to advise and support portfolio companies across all sectors, reflecting an industry-agnostic stance. The firm typically deploys investments from €150,000 to €500,000, with potential follow-on funding up to €1.5 million across multiple rounds. Since its launch, Lanai Ventures has built a portfolio of more than 50 companies, and the team consists of founders and operators who have worked together for years, providing practical experience and a broad advisory network.

Inveready is a leading multi-strategy alternative investment manager based in Spain, founded in 2008, with assets under management exceeding €2 billion. The firm operates seven specialized platforms across venture capital, life sciences, private equity, credit, infrastructure, public equity and client solutions, and concentrates on technology and biotech investments in Spain and Europe. It supports opportunities from seed and early stages through growth, including venture debt, and has a portfolio track record of exits and acquisitions by multinational buyers and listings on major markets. With offices in San Sebastian, Barcelona and Madrid, Inveready pursues a responsible investment approach focused on aligned interests among investors, teams and portfolio companies, offering diversified investment solutions and sustainable growth.

Asabys Partners is a Barcelona-based venture capital firm that invests in life sciences and healthcare companies, including health-tech and biopharma, in Spain and international markets. It seeks disruptive technologies and serves as a collaborative partner to its portfolio companies, providing sourcing, financing and strategic support to advance patient outcomes. The firm emphasizes responsible investment practices, ESG considerations, and alignment with the UN Sustainable Development Goals, and benefits from EU-level support under the EFSI program.

ICF Capital is a private equity and venture capital firm based in Barcelona, Spain, founded in February 2010. It specializes in direct investments and manages venture capital funds with a focus on supporting mid-sized companies in Catalonia. ICF Capital primarily targets sectors such as information technology, biotechnology, social services, and electronics, among others. The firm typically invests between €0.5 million and €2.4 million in companies with annual sales ranging from €0.3 million to €100 million, often acquiring minority stakes. It operates as a subsidiary of the Institut Català de Finances, a public financial institution established in 1985 to enhance funding access for enterprises in Catalonia. ICF Capital manages two venture capital firms, ICF Capital Expansió II and ICF Venture Tech II, and aims to foster the growth of innovative startups and mid-market companies through its investment activities.

Bynd Venture Capital is a Lisbon-based venture capital firm focused on seed and early-stage technology investments in Iberia, with activity in Portugal, Spain and startups connected to those markets. It funds information technology, digital and sustainability sectors, including health tech and biotech, and seeks minority stakes. Established in 2010, Bynd operates multiple investment vehicles and has backed more than 70 startups with 10+ exits. The firm emphasizes founder-centric, long-term support and offers access to a broad Iberian network through a platform with hundreds of connections and a community of founders. It pursues opportunities across Europe, mainly Portugal, and the United States, and maintains offices in Lisbon, Porto, Barcelona and Madrid.

Cabiedes & Partners is a Madrid-based Spanish venture capital firm focusing on seed and early-stage investments in Spain, with activity in Madrid and Barcelona. The firm targets Internet-enabled sectors such as fintech, B2C, retail, IoT, and technology, and typically participates in early rounds and follow-on opportunities, deploying its own capital to support growth.

Ysios Capital is a Spanish independent venture capital firm focused on life sciences and human healthcare. Founded in 2008 and based in Donostia-San Sebastián, it manages roughly €350 million to €400 million across dedicated funds and backs early- and mid-stage companies developing novel therapies, diagnostics, medical devices, and platform technologies across Europe and North America. The firm supports development through scientific and entrepreneurial guidance, often taking board seats, and seeks to finance product development and breakthrough innovations with the aim of helping patients and delivering growth for portfolio companies. Exits are typically pursued through mergers, acquisitions, or public offerings, reflecting a disciplined, long-term approach to value creation in the life sciences and healthcare sectors.

Omega Funds is a Boston-based venture capital firm founded in 2004 that focuses on investing in life sciences and related technologies. The firm targets opportunities in healthcare and biotech, including digital health, immunology, rare diseases, precision medicine, oncology, cybersecurity, and software-as-a-service, with activity across North America and Western Europe. Omega Funds acts as a registered investment adviser, supporting early-stage and growth companies as they develop therapeutic and digital health solutions.

Itnig is a Barcelona-based startup ecosystem rooted in Poblenou that combines an early-stage venture fund, coworking spaces, and a niche media outlet. It supports internet and technology startups by providing seed capital, access to collaborative workspaces, educational content, and events that foster networking and knowledge sharing, and it runs coworking campuses with private offices and meeting rooms, hosts a podcast and business-technology discussions, and offers ongoing programming to help entrepreneurs build scalable products and services.

Active Venture Partners is a Barcelona-based European venture capital firm founded in 2002 that provides early- to growth-stage funding to technology companies. It targets enterprise software and services, digital and consumer internet, media, mobile, security and clean technology across Europe, with a broad geographic scope including Spain, Germany and other European markets. The firm typically makes minority investments of roughly 5% to 49% and seeks board representation, supporting portfolio companies with sector expertise and growth resources beyond capital. It pursues seed, early, middle and expansion rounds and aims to partner with founders in building scalable businesses, often leveraging a network of advisors and industry specialists to drive value.

Telegraph Hill Capital is a venture capital firm that concentrates on early-stage seed and pre-seed funding for disruptive technology startups, primarily in North America and Western Europe. The firm partners with founders, offering capital alongside strategic support through its network to assist with product development, talent recruitment, business development, and cross-border expansion. It maintains a focus on companies with user adoption, defensible advantages, and business-to-business models in sectors such as logistics, proptech, agriculture, fintech, and cybersecurity.

Nauta Capital is a pan-European venture capital firm focused on early-stage B2B software companies, with offices in London and Barcelona. The firm manages over €500 million in assets and employs around 20 people. It invests across Europe from seed to Series A/B, typically committing €1-5 million per company. While sector-agnostic, it prioritizes B2B software with strong network effects, vertically oriented enterprise technologies, and deep-tech applications that address enterprise-scale challenges. Its portfolio spans RetailTech, RevenueTech, Fintech, Insurtech, HealthTech, AI and ML, and other enterprise software domains. Since inception, Nauta Capital has backed more than 200 founders and supports teams aiming to build scalable, globally competitive businesses.

SeedLink Ventures is a European venture capital firm that backs early-stage digital health companies developing value-based solutions. It operates across Europe and has a Spain-based footprint in Barcelona focused on investing in the healthcare sector.

Nina Capital is an international venture capital firm based in Barcelona, Spain, specializing in healthcare transformation powered by information technology. Founded in 2019, the firm focuses on early-stage investments from pre-seed to seed+ led by need-driven founders, supported by data and computing resources. Its diverse, multinational team is formed by former healthcare technology founders and operators with deep experience across healthcare and tech sectors. Since inception, Nina Capital has invested in numerous health-tech companies across multiple regions, aiming to improve patient outcomes worldwide. The firm explicitly excludes investments in drugs and vaccines.

Criteria Venture Tech is a Barcelona-based venture capital firm that invests in software and deep-tech companies across Europe and the United States. It focuses on early-stage opportunities in B2B software, artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, data, software infrastructure and related deep-tech fields, providing seed and follow-on capital to support growth. The firm is co-managed by Caixa Capital Risc and Criteria Capital Risc and supports portfolio companies through their growth stages, aiming to back visionary founders driving transformative technological innovation and long-term value creation.

Grow Venture Partners is a Barcelona-based venture capital firm focused on early-stage deep tech and tech transfer opportunities, primarily investing in university and research-center spin-offs across AI, robotics, industrial medtech, and new materials. Founded in 2022, the firm combines a commitment to founders' growth—through coaching and training—and principles of meaningful entrepreneurship and Conscious Capitalism with a strategic approach to tech transfer. Leveraging a multidisciplinary team and a strong university network, it provides funding from €100,000 to €2,000,000 and operational support through its Spin-off Launchpad to help spin-outs scale from pre-seed to seed. The firm emphasizes sustainable wealth creation and job creation, aiming to accelerate impactful innovations while strengthening ties between academia and industry.

Bonsai Partners is a European venture capital firm founded in 2001 and based in Madrid, Spain. It specializes in multistage investments in European technology startups, pursuing both primary and secondary opportunities to foster growth within the European tech ecosystem, and emphasizes ESG principles in its investment approach.

P101 is a Milan-based venture capital firm focused on early-stage investments in Italian technology companies and the digital sector. Founded in 2013, it backs founders pursuing innovative digital businesses across fintech, e-commerce, SaaS, edtech, digital health, and related areas. The firm primarily targets seed and early-stage rounds and supports portfolio companies with capital, strategic guidance, and access to its network to accelerate growth. It operates to foster innovation in the Italian tech ecosystem through active portfolio support and programs that promote entrepreneurial development.

TA Ventures is a global, network-driven venture capital firm that backs early-stage technology startups across HealthTech, FinTech and B2B software. It typically writes initial checks of $100–$250K for pre-seed and seed rounds and provides follow-on investments. The firm emphasizes swift execution, hands-on support, and leveraging an international network to connect portfolio companies with growth-oriented co-investors, helping them scale through subsequent rounds. It focuses on go-to-market strategies and supports startups worldwide through seed to early growth stages. Founded in 2010, TA Ventures is led by founder and managing partner Viktoriya Tigipko, with experienced partners, and maintains a global footprint to access diverse markets and talent.

Seaya Ventures is a technology-focused venture capital firm based in Madrid, Spain. It invests in European startups that address global challenges, taking a technology-first approach across early and growth-stage opportunities. The firm provides strategic guidance and leverages an international platform to help portfolio companies scale beyond borders, supporting their growth with its network of founders, investors, and multinational corporations. Seaya invests across sectors including technology-enabled mobility, climate and greentech, healthcare, energy, decarbonization, circular economy, agtech, and other technology-driven industries. By combining hands-on oversight with global reach, Seaya aims to accelerate the development and scale of innovative European companies addressing global issues. The firm emphasizes sustainability and actively engages with stakeholders to foster responsible growth.

JME Venture Capital is a Madrid-based early-stage venture capital firm focused on investing in Spanish startups with exceptional founders. Founded in 2009, it backs seed and early-stage rounds, typically between €100k and €3m, across sectors such as information technology, SaaS, mobile, e-commerce, blockchain, fintech, edtech, gaming, and hardware. Although its focus is Spain, it also pursues select international opportunities and operates from Madrid with an additional office in Barcelona. The firm emphasizes a fast, transparent process and empowerment of founders, offering global-scale support while respecting founders’ vision. It has raised multiple funds (including I, II, and III) and manages more than €120 million in assets across three funds since 2012. Its portfolio includes notable exits such as Flywire and Jobandtalent, and the leadership team includes Samuel Gil as CEO and General Partner, along with other partners.

Faraday Venture Partners is a Madrid-based private investors club and venture capital firm that backs innovative early-stage companies across Spain, Germany, Belgium, and France. Founded in 2011, it offers a members club for professional investors, a deal-by-deal investment approach, and diversified funds, while conducting confidential due diligence and providing active portfolio management and tailored exit planning. The organization supports portfolio companies with ongoing resources and educational events through Faraday Club Partners and practical workshops, aiming to drive startup success through informed, hands-on investment. Its portfolio spans fintech, artificial intelligence, sales technology, and extended reality, and it has invested about €49 million in 64 startups with seven exits, reflecting a focus on value-added investor-community engagement.

Hard Yaka is an investment firm based in Crystal Bay, Nevada, focusing on technology-driven sectors such as payments, digital identity, banking, and related fintech services, as well as exchange platforms and regtech. It engages in venture and private equity investments, including early-stage rounds and buyouts, often pursuing majority stakes in distressed opportunities. The firm has invested in over 250 companies and facilitated more than $3 billion in investments, supporting portfolio companies through digital transformation and universal access initiatives while emphasizing regulatory compliance.

SOSV is a global venture capital firm focused on early-stage deep-tech and cross-border software companies, investing primarily from pre-seed through growth stages. It accelerates product development, regulatory progress, fundraising, and commercial strategy by providing founders access to purpose-built labs, engineering spaces, and a broad physical and virtual infrastructure across multiple locations. The firm's program-driven approach combines selective funding with hands-on support, mentorship, and a wide network of co-investors and partners to help portfolio companies scale. SOSV operates a suite of specialized facilities for deep-tech founders, including incubation programs that connect startups with customers, researchers, and investors, and it emphasizes long-term relationships through ongoing operational and strategic assistance. While active globally, it maintains strong ties to Asia-focused cross-border markets and supports a diverse portfolio spanning bio-tech, hardware, robotics, software, and related fields.

Mangrove Capital Partners is a Luxembourg-headquartered venture capital and private equity firm founded in 2000. It concentrates on early-stage technology investments across Europe and Israel, backing software, internet services, AI, fintech, healthcare, education, mobility, and related sectors. The firm provides capital, strategic guidance, and industry relationships to help portfolio companies scale, and is described as patient, bold, and contrarian in its approach. Its track record includes backing unicorns such as Skype and Wix, reflecting a focus on building enduring, high-growth businesses. Although the core geographies are Europe and Israel, Mangrove leverages a global network to support founders as long-term partners.

4Founders Capital is a Barcelona-based venture capital firm founded in 2017 that invests in high-growth technology companies, focusing on profit generation, capital efficiency, and strong teams. The firm targets early stage investments starting around €100,000 and can co-invest to reach up to €4 million per portfolio company over time; it also conducts follow-on rounds. The team comprises experienced partners and ex-founders who provide operational guidance to help scale globally, and seeks companies with a market-tested product, clear revenue and profit model, and potential to build international leaders. Portfolio covers sectors including AI, healthcare, travel tech, and fintech. The firm emphasizes ownership, international mindset, and ambitious plans to create large value.

Emery Capital is a Moscow-based venture capital firm that backs early- and growth-stage companies across fintech, e-commerce, mobility and other frontier technologies, with a global reach. Founded in 2014, it partners with entrepreneurs from inception to scale through a thematically driven yet opportunistic investment approach, guided by a prepared mind, a people-first philosophy, and aligned incentives, and it provides more than capital via its experience, network, and active involvement. The team includes co-founders and managing partners Ivan Savelyev and Alexey Shakhmatov. The firm’s portfolio spans fintech, SaaS marketing, adtech, logistics, health tech and hardware; notable exits include YouAppi and 365Scores, underscoring a track record of helping portfolio companies scale.

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FJ Labs is a New York-based venture capital firm founded in 2015 by Fabrice Grinda. It is stage-agnostic and focuses on marketplaces and consumer-facing startups, investing primarily in seed and Series A rounds with typical checks ranging from 50,000 to 5,000,000. The firm backs visionary founders pursuing global transformations and aims to support growth toward market leadership. Its portfolio includes Alibaba and other marketplace and consumer offerings, with notable investments such as Coupang, Flexport, Delivery Hero, Beepi, BrightRoll, Betterment, Adore Me, and Earnest.

Mad’a Investment Company is a private equity and growth capital firm based in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. It is a wholly owned subsidiary of Abdul Aziz Al Othaim & Sons Holding Company and was founded in 2017. The firm specializes in growth capital investments across private equity, venture capital, real estate, and venture building, primarily in Saudi Arabia and the broader Middle East, and seeks to actively shape portfolio companies through strategic board participation and hands-on support to unlock value and drive long-term profitability. Its investment approach emphasizes partnerships, market research, and management expertise, with the aim of contributing to Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030.

Lever VC is a venture capital firm that targets early-stage companies in food, health, sustainability, and agriculture, with a focus on alternative protein and the future of food. Founded in 2017 and headquartered in New York, it maintains offices in Hong Kong and has staff across the United States, Europe, and Israel, enabling a global investment approach. The partners have deployed substantial capital across multiple sectors, including more than thirty deals in the alternative protein space.

A Plus Finance is a Paris-based asset manager focused on growing French high-potential firms in information technology, environment, and e-business, and on SME financing in the small-cap range typically valued between €10 million and €50 million. It pursues a multi-management approach, offering funds of funds to private clients and distributing them on major platforms. The company also engages in real estate through OPCIs and supports cinema and audiovisual investments via SOFICA structures, reflecting a diversified activity beyond traditional venture capital. Headquartered in Paris and licensed by the AMF as a portfolio management provider since 1998, it concentrates on sectors aligned with innovation and growth across France.

The European Innovation Council is a European Union institution that funds and accelerates deep-tech innovation across Europe. It provides substantial support to startups, researchers, and technology transfer activities through programs such as the EIC Accelerator, EIC Fund, and EIC Prizes, and offers business acceleration services to help scale and globally expand ventures. The council is described as a major investor, providing about €6.5 billion in funding, and it co-invests with private investors in early-stage startups with ESG impacts. Established in 2018 and headquartered in Brussels, it focuses on breakthrough innovations in deep technology, including dual-use and defence-relevant technologies, and engages with innovation ecosystems through events, reports, and information hubs. The organization is oriented toward advancing European competitiveness by nurturing high-potential tech ventures from inception through scaleup.

Cardumen Capital is a global venture capital firm with a focus on early-stage deep-tech companies, operating across Europe, Israel and the Middle East. It backs B2B technology startups in artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, big data, information technology, SaaS, cloud, augmented and virtual reality, and AgriFoodTech, leveraging decades of experience and an extensive network to accelerate growth. The firm emphasizes a people-centric approach, providing active support to founders in hiring and team dynamics and fostering transparency, collaboration, and hands-on involvement for both entrepreneurs and investors. It positions itself as a respected partner in tech ecosystems, with a broad portfolio and access to global opportunities.

Torch Capital is a New York-based early-stage venture capital firm that backs technology-enabled consumer and business models designed to transform how people operate. The firm prioritizes brand and product experience as a key differentiator, aiming to deliver trust, loyalty, and superior outcomes in competitive markets. Its portfolio spans AI, infrastructure, health and wellness, culture and entertainment, finance and governance, media and consumer and commerce, reflecting a broad focus on disruptive opportunities. Torch Capital operates with a network of experienced entrepreneurs and executives who provide portfolio companies with access to customers, talent, industry insights, and capital to accelerate growth. The approach emphasizes hands-on support and strategic guidance to help companies scale and achieve market adoption.

AXIS Participaciones Empresariales is a government-related investment organization in Spain, established in 1986 to boost venture capital activity. It has been wholly owned by the Instituto de Crédito Oficial since 1993 and is based in Madrid. The organization provides equity investments in Spanish companies and infrastructure projects, spanning seed to growth stages, across sectors including B2B, commercial products and services, healthcare, retail, infrastructure, and energy.

Nekko Capital is a Barcelona-based venture capital firm that backs scalable early-stage digital transformation companies led by strong teams with global ambitions. It focuses on B2B and B2B2C startups in mobility, travel technology, proptech, fintech and insurtech, and maintains offices in Barcelona and Madrid. Founded in 2017, the firm was acquired in November 2023 by Carlos Blanco, Telmo Perez and Miguel Sanz.

14W is a venture capital firm that funds companies across healthcare, software, and marketplaces, with an emphasis on consumer mobile, web, e-commerce, and media sectors. Led by Alex Zubillaga, the firm maintains teams in New York, London, and Madrid and makes investments across North America and Europe, partnering with founders to build disruptive, category-defining businesses.

Anthemis is a London- and New York–based independent venture capital firm that backs financial services and technology companies across North America and Europe. Founded in 2010, it focuses on fintech, insurtech, climate fintech, and AI-enabled solutions, investing across the early to growth spectrum with the aim of transforming the financial system toward resiliency, transparency, access, and equity. The firm supports portfolio companies through capital and strategic guidance, leveraging a network of startups, investors, institutions, academics, and industry visionaries to accelerate innovation. Anthemis seeks to enable responsible progress in finance by funding ventures that disrupt traditional models, expand inclusion, and address pressing market needs, while fostering cross-border collaboration to advance a more equitable and sustainable financial ecosystem.

Civeta Investment is a Madrid-based venture capital and startup support firm established in 2013 that focuses on technology startups in the information technology and digital sectors. The company provides seed and pre-seed funding, helps develop business models, and offers services such as web design and other advisory support to portfolio companies. It emphasizes smart capital - combining investment with hands-on guidance - and seeks to foster collaborations between its portfolio firms and external partners, including corporations through deal-flow arrangements. The firm aims to help startups scale and to contribute to the broader venture capital ecosystem in Spain.

Castel Capital is a European private equity and venture capital firm that makes seed, early-stage, and growth investments across the capital structure. Based in Europe (with activity in Cyprus and the Netherlands), it targets sectors including fintech, mobility, digital health, e-commerce, logistics, insurtech, SaaS, and marketplaces. The firm pursues bespoke value creation, combining traditional private equity with a nimble, deal-by-deal approach and active board participation. It emphasizes hands-on support to portfolio companies to drive growth and market expansion, often co-investing with lead investors. Typical checks range from about €0.1 million for tech deals to €1 million for seed and Series A rounds, with flexible structuring and convertible options. Castel Capital positions itself as a privately held firm offering fast decision-making, tailored financing solutions, and a European network to enable partnerships and new market entries.

K Fund is a Madrid-based venture capital firm that targets early-stage technology companies and supports startups across Spain, Portugal and Latin America. Founded in 2016, it operates as a multi-stage investor providing early-stage capital to digital-first and technology-enabled ventures, with offices in Madrid, Barcelona and Lisbon. The firm backs founders across sectors such as artificial intelligence, fintech, healthcare, robotics and logistics, aiming to nurture the regional tech ecosystem and foster growth in Spanish and Portuguese markets.

TheVentureCity is a Miami-headquartered global early-stage venture capital firm that backs technology companies across fintech, healthtech, B2B software, mobility and logistics, and deeptech. It operates in the United States, Europe and Latin America, making seed and Series A investments typically in the $2.5-4 million range and managing about $150-155 million in assets. The firm emphasizes data-driven, founder-friendly support, offering proprietary data insights, operating expertise and a global network to help portfolio companies scale. Its Growth Scanner provides analytics and industry insights to inform decisions, and the firm balances strategic guidance with rigorous data-backed analysis as a partner in growth.

EIT Urban Mobility is an European initiative within the European Institute of Innovation and Technology that accelerates the transition to sustainable urban mobility across Europe. It acts as a marketplace and ecosystem that fosters collaboration among public sector bodies, companies, startups, SMEs, and academia to decarbonize transport and improve city life. The organization provides funding opportunities through grants and equity, expert support, education and training programs, and a Knowledge Hub for collaborative research. It also offers networking and introductions to connect portfolio companies with policy makers and regional and European stakeholders, helping startups scale and deliver practical, impact-driven mobility solutions. Through programs and partnerships, it aims to co-fund and accelerate efforts to make cities more liveable, with a focus on future mobility, transport infrastructure, sustainable city logistics, and integrated mobility.

Nero Ventures is a European venture capital firm based in Barcelona, Spain, that backs seed and early-stage technology companies across Europe. The firm focuses on enterprise software and related technology, including cloud, SaaS, data centers, cybersecurity, networking, and storage, as well as B2B2C software spanning advertising, e-commerce, marketplaces, media, and mobile services. Nero Ventures provides hands-on, sector- and technology-specific support and leverages a pan-European network to help portfolio companies grow. The firm emphasizes long-term relationships with ambitious founders and aims to create value through deep operational involvement and entrepreneurial collaboration.

Kibo Ventures is a Madrid-based venture capital firm focused on backing early-stage technology companies. Headquartered in Madrid with offices in Barcelona and Lisbon, it invests across Europe, the United States and Latin America in domains including internet services, software, digital technology and related sectors. The firm typically participates in seed to Series A rounds, investing several million euros per company and taking minority stakes, while providing strategic guidance and support for growth and international expansion. Founded in 2012, Kibo operates with an experienced team and has a track record of helping portfolio companies reach exits and scale in the tech space.

Draper B1 is a seed and early-stage venture capital firm based in Valencia, Spain, founded in 2010. It invests in B2B and B2B2C startups, including internet and mobile applications, with a focus on ambitious founders. The firm provides hands-on support through active portfolio management and access to a global network to help startups grow and scale. Its approach centers on people, growth, and value-added guidance beyond funding.

Alta Life Sciences is a venture capital investment firm focused on life sciences. Based in Barcelona, Spain, it pursues seed, early-stage, and later-stage investments in companies spanning biotechnology, medical devices, diagnostics, genomics, digital health, and nanotechnology, across the life sciences spectrum.

Innogest Capital is a venture capital firm established in Italy with offices in Turin, Milan, Geneva and San Francisco. It focuses on early-stage investments in technology and healthcare startups, with a particular emphasis on medical devices, diagnostics and digital health, and therapeutic areas such as cardiovascular, neurology and oncology. In the digital domain it backs sectors including foodtech, fintech, fashion-tech and lifestyle. The firm collaborates with local and international research centers and technology transfer offices to support portfolio companies. Its operations are primarily based in Italy, and it maintains a network across Europe and the United States. It adheres to ESG and sustainability principles in its investment approach.

GoHub Ventures is an early-stage venture capital firm founded in 2019 that backs founders building B2B software, AI, digital health, and dual-use technologies. It participates in Pre-Seed, Seed, and Series A rounds with ticket sizes typically ranging from €300,000 to €2,000,000, and it has about €90 million under management. The firm operates internationally across Europe, the United States, and Latin America, and emphasizes a structured, hands-on partnership that provides strategic guidance, connections, and operational support to help portfolio companies scale globally, with a focus on AI-enabled digital health, preventive care, and clinical operations.