FlyCap is a venture capital firm based in Riga, Latvia, founded in 2013. It specializes in providing growth capital to small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) through equity and mezzanine investments. The firm focuses on sectors such as manufacturing, healthcare, information technology, and B2B services, with a preference for environmentally friendly companies and projects that reduce CO2 emissions. FlyCap avoids investments in industries considered immoral, such as alcohol, tobacco, and weapons, as well as sectors like fisheries and financial intermediation. It typically invests in companies with a minimum sales value of 1 million euros and limits its investment to a maximum of 1.5 million euros per entity. For startups, initial investments range from 50,000 to 200,000 euros, with the potential for follow-on funding. The firm prioritizes taking advisory roles and aims to exit its investments within four to six years through various means, including sales to management or strategic investors.

ZGI Capital, established in 2005, is a Latvian-based private equity and venture capital firm. It specializes in early to late-stage investments, focusing primarily on Fintech, with a secondary focus on industries such as metalworking, food, woodworking, logistics, IT, engineering, and retail. The firm invests in the Baltics and CIS countries, typically committing between €0.5 million to €1 million, and up to €5.7 million with additional financing. ZGI Capital prefers equity investments, usually taking a minority stake of up to 49%, and has an investment term of three to six years. It exits through stake sales to other investors. The firm manages the ZGI Fund, with EUR 7.4M in assets, which can facilitate projects up to EUR 30M with bank financing. ZGI Capital supports entrepreneurs lacking start-up capital and acts on behalf of various investors, including the State.

Imprimatur Capital, established in 2003, is a global venture capital firm headquartered in London, with additional offices in Europe, Asia, and the Americas. The company specializes in early-stage investments, focusing on technology-driven businesses with high international growth potential. Its investment areas include the Internet of Things (IoT), energy efficiency, cybersecurity, big data, gaming technology, and digital health. Imprimatur typically invests up to €0.4 million per company, often taking a board seat, and seeks opportunities worldwide, with a particular focus on Asia.

The Untitled Ventures is a venture capital firm established in 2010, headquartered in London, UK, with additional offices in Riga, Latvia, and Moscow, Russia. The firm specializes in investing in seed, early, and growth-stage companies, with a focus on innovative technology projects structured under Russian, English, and American law. It primarily invests in companies operating in Eastern Europe, Russia, Belarus, and Ukraine, but also considers opportunities from Western Europe. The Untitled Ventures seeks to back companies entering new markets with proven products, typically investing $0.15 million to $2 million in return for minority stakes ranging from 15% to 30%. The firm offers various investment programs, including The Untitled Seed, The Untitled Club, The Untitled Money, and U Growth, catering to different stages of a company's development.

Expansion Capital is a Latvian investment firm based in Riga, established in 2013. It manages a mezzanine fund that focuses on financing promising ideas, projects, and companies primarily in Latvia. The fund targets various sectors, including wood products, information technology, metals, minerals and mining, commercial transportation, healthcare, containers and packaging, and manufacturing. Investments typically range from EUR 150,000 to EUR 2,730,000. Expansion Capital aims to participate in initiatives organized by the Latvian state-owned development finance institution ALTUM, furthering its commitment to support the growth of innovative local enterprises.

Impact Ventures Hungary is a specialist fund manager that focuses on Impact Investments, supporting and investing in high-growth social SMEs in Europe. Their mission is to catalyze social impact by addressing areas such as social inclusion, education, employment, health, and environmental sustainability. They aim to drive positive change in the region by leveraging their expertise and resources to support impactful businesses.

Skandinaviska Enskilda Banken AB (publ.) is a prominent financial institution based in Stockholm, Sweden, founded in 1856. The bank provides a diverse range of services, including corporate, retail, investment, and private banking. Its Large Corporates & Financial Institutions division caters to significant corporate and institutional clients in the Nordic region, Germany, and the United Kingdom, offering services such as equity and debt capital market transactions, financing, and macroeconomic analysis. The Corporate & Private Customers division serves individual clients and smaller businesses, providing everyday banking and private banking services. Additionally, the Baltic division focuses on banking services for private individuals and small to medium-sized enterprises in Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania. The bank also offers life insurance solutions and asset management services tailored for institutional and retail clients across the Nordic and Baltic countries. SEB emphasizes customized products for small and medium-sized enterprises, developed in collaboration with larger corporate clients, reinforcing its position as a leading corporate and investment bank in the region.

Change Ventures is a venture capital firm established in 2016 and headquartered in Tallinn, Estonia. The firm specializes in pre-seed stage investments, primarily targeting ambitious technology startups, with a focus on B2B and SaaS businesses in Eastern Europe, particularly in Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania. Change Ventures aims to support founders by providing investments ranging from €100,000 to €500,000, along with a straightforward and efficient investment process that facilitates quick decision-making. Beyond financial backing, the firm assists entrepreneurs in achieving product-market fit, securing additional funding, and scaling their businesses by leveraging an extensive network of follow-on investors and partners.

Swedbank AB is a prominent Nordic-Baltic banking group that provides a wide range of services, including retail banking and asset management. Established through the merger of savings and union banks in Sweden during the early 1990s, Swedbank has deep roots in the Swedish savings bank tradition. The bank primarily generates its income from its operations in Sweden, where it remains one of the oldest financial institutions. Additionally, Swedbank holds a significant market presence in the Baltic states of Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania, boasting a market share in retail banking that ranges from 20% to 55%. The bank collaborates closely with independent savings banks in Sweden, utilizing shared IT systems and development costs to enhance its product distribution channels.

Commercialization Reactor is an international technology commercialization platform based in Riga, Latvia, established in 2009. The company specializes in creating, accelerating, and funding deep-tech startups, particularly in sectors such as biotechnology, medical technology, environmental technology, energy, and computing. By connecting world-class scientific teams with entrepreneurs, Commercialization Reactor facilitates the development of startups that possess a solid scientific foundation. The organization offers a six-month acceleration program that includes up to 300,000 EUR in investment for each team. The program emphasizes customer development, focusing on intellectual property strategy, team alignment, market fit, and lead generation. Since its inception, Commercialization Reactor has successfully supported over 90 teams and conducted 13 acceleration programs, reinforcing its commitment to fostering innovation and advancing technology-driven ventures.

Practica Capital UAB is a venture capital firm specializing in incubation, seed, early venture, growth capital , pre-seed & startup. It seeks to invest in established micro, small and medium size businesses. The firm is open to invest in companies from any industry. The firm seeks to invest in companies based in the Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Finland, Sweden, Poland, Germany, Denmark & Baltic region and Baltic-origin ventures in Europe. For seed and startup investments, the firm invests between €0.003 million ($0.00371 million) and €0.2 million ($0.25 million) per project. For later stage investments, the firm invests between €0.05 million ($0.06 million) and €3 million ($3.72 million). The firm prefers to invest in equity via common and preferred stock, and quasi-equity via convertible debt and similar instruments. The firm prefers to have minority stake in companies. It seeks to act as council or take board seat in its portfolio companies. It seeks to exit it’s investments between two and five years. The firm seeks to exit its investments through Trade sale to strategic or financial buyer, management, IPO or refinancing of quasi-equity instruments by banks. Practica Capital UAB was founded in 2011 and is based in Vilnius, Luthuania.

Livonia Partners, established in 2013, is a private equity firm headquartered in Riga, Latvia, with offices in Tallinn, Estonia, and Vilnius, Lithuania. The firm specializes in buyout and growth capital investments, focusing on small to mid-sized companies in the Baltic region, particularly Estonia, Lithuania, and Latvia. Livonia Partners invests between €3 million and €15 million per company, targeting enterprises valued between €10 million and €100 million, and employs a co-investment strategy for larger transactions up to €70 million. The firm prefers majority ownership but also considers minority investments, and typically invests in companies with fewer than 500 employees. Livonia Partners' investment focus spans various sectors, including manufacturing, services, consumer, financial, technology, media, and healthcare. The firm is managed by an experienced, multi-disciplinary team with extensive business-building expertise in the Baltic countries and beyond.

Fitek Group is a financial process automation solutions provider based in Tallinn, Estonia, with operations in Latvia, Lithuania, and Slovakia. Established in 1995, the company specializes in optimizing and automating a wide range of financial processes, including purchase invoice management, document workflow, and complex sales invoice solutions. Fitek serves over 1,000 clients across the Baltic states, Nordic countries, and Central Europe, including leading banks, telecoms, public sector institutions, and various other industries. The company employs more than 130 qualified professionals dedicated to delivering efficient financial solutions that can significantly reduce resource allocation by up to five times. Through its innovative services, Fitek aims to enhance operational efficiency for its customers while lowering their costs.

Venture Faculty is a management consulting firm based in Riga, Latvia, established in 2019. The firm specializes in a range of services including corporate finance, mergers and acquisitions, deal advisory, fundraising, startup consulting, and legal support. It primarily focuses on the fintech and real estate sectors, and also engages in venture capital investments. In addition to its consulting services, Venture Faculty offers a coworking space in the heart of Riga, providing a collaborative environment for startups, established companies, and investors to develop their business ideas and strategies.

Integer.pl Group is one of the most successful private postal groups in Europe. In only 3 years, the InPost parcel lockers technology can be found in the following countries: Australia, Chile, Great Britain, Italy, Ireland, Iceland, Lithuania, Latvia, Ukraine, Estonia, Poland, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Cyprus, Slovakia, Czech Republic, Colombia, Costa Rica, El Salvador and Guatemala. By offering a unique customer experience to its users, as illustrated by an NPS (NET PROMOTER SCORE, as for February 19th) of 89%, Integer.pl Group aims to build a strong global footprint in the global logistics sector. The innovative nature of the InPost parcel locker solution was confirmed by a number of awards that the Group has won, including World Mail Awards 2013, Retail Innovation of the year (2013), Delivery Innovation Excellence UK (2014).

URALCHEM Holding P.L.C. is a prominent producer of nitrogen and phosphate fertilizers, based in Moscow, Russia. As the largest manufacturer of ammonium nitrate in the country and the second largest producer of ammonia and nitrogen fertilizers, URALCHEM operates facilities capable of producing over 2.9 million tonnes of ammonia, 2.9 million tonnes of ammonium nitrate, 1.2 million tonnes of urea, and 0.8 million tonnes of phosphate and compound fertilizers annually. The company's key assets include various production branches located in Kirovo-Chepetsk, Berezniki, and Voskresensk, as well as trading operations in countries such as Latvia and Brazil. URALCHEM capitalizes on the rising demand for mineral fertilizers, particularly in BRIC nations and Southeast Asia, and focuses on developing innovative fertilizers tailored to specific markets. Its production relies primarily on natural gas sourced through long-term contracts with major suppliers, ensuring a stable supply of raw materials for its operations.

Invalda INVL is an asset management company based in the Baltics, established in 1991. The company manages a diverse range of financial instruments, including pension and mutual funds, alternative investments such as private equity and private debt, and individual portfolios. With over 200,000 clients in Lithuania and Latvia, as well as international investors, Invalda INVL oversees assets exceeding 850 million euros. Its operations are divided into two main segments: investment management and investment activities. The investment management segment focuses on managing various funds and providing services like financial brokerage and land administration. The investment activity segment encompasses the group's investments in unconsolidated subsidiaries, associates, and financial assets, covering sectors such as agriculture, life insurance, facility management, real estate, and banking.

Nordic Investment Bank (NIB) is an international financial institution founded in 1975 and headquartered in Helsinki, Finland. It primarily provides sustainable, long-term financing to public and private sector clients across its member countries, which include Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Iceland, Latvia, Lithuania, Norway, and Sweden, as well as non-member nations. NIB offers a range of financial products such as corporate loans, sovereign loans, and loans to municipalities, as well as project and structured finance. The bank also invests in green bonds and provides liquidity, collateral, and portfolio management services. NIB's mission is to enhance competitiveness and environmental sustainability in the Nordic and Baltic regions by financing projects in sectors like energy, transport, and infrastructure. By acquiring funds through international capital markets, NIB ensures competitive market terms for its clients, making it a reliable source of long-term financing. All projects undergo sustainability assessments, reinforcing NIB's commitment to financing initiatives that contribute positively to the region's future.

Olympic Entertainment Group AS is a prominent provider of gaming services, operating casinos primarily in the Baltic States, including Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania, as well as in Slovakia, Italy, and Malta. The company manages a substantial network of gaming establishments, with a total of 115 casinos and 27 betting points, which together offer a diverse range of entertainment options. Founded in 1993 and headquartered in Tallinn, Estonia, Olympic Entertainment Group emphasizes customer service and innovative design to enhance the gaming experience. Additionally, the company provides software services, internet solutions, and also operates hotels and bars, contributing to a comprehensive leisure and entertainment portfolio. As of 2018, it functions as a subsidiary of Odyssey Europe AS, which oversees its strategic management and financing.

iTech Capital is a venture capital firm founded in 2010 and based in Riga, Latvia, that focuses on investing in high-growth internet-based businesses. The firm manages two funds, which target globally scalable technology companies, particularly at the Series A stage and beyond. iTech Capital has a diverse portfolio that includes successful investments in sectors such as fintech, ad tech, crypto tech, online travel and ticketing, e-commerce, big data, SaaS, and legal tech. With a track record of seven successful exits, including two unicorns, the firm is recognized for its strategic approach to investment in emerging technology markets.

BADideas.fund is an early-stage angel syndicate based in Riga, Latvia, dedicated to supporting startups in Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) with funding ranging from €50,000 to €100,000. The organization comprises experienced founders and operators who leverage their expertise to assist entrepreneurs in rapidly achieving product-market fit, developing scalable growth strategies, and attracting top-tier investors. BADideas.fund primarily focuses on investments in the B2B SaaS and marketplace sectors, drawing on a network of investors who have successfully built and funded notable companies in the tech industry. By fostering a collaborative environment, BADideas.fund aims to enhance the startup ecosystem in the region and empower emerging businesses.

Orkla is a prominent supplier of branded consumer goods and concept solutions, primarily serving the grocery sector, out-of-home sector, and bakeries, with a strong presence in the Nordic and Baltic regions, as well as selected markets in Central Europe and India. The company operates through four main business areas: Orkla Foods, Orkla Confectionery & Snacks, Orkla Home & Personal, and Orkla Food Ingredients. Orkla Foods encompasses various food businesses across the Nordics, Baltics, Austria, the Czech Republic, and India, including brands such as Orkla Foods Norge and MTR Foods. In addition to its consumer goods operations, Orkla engages in investments related to hydro power, real estate, and financial assets. Founded in 1918 and headquartered in Oslo, Orkla employs approximately 13,000 people and had a turnover of NOK 30 billion in 2014. The company has been focused on optimizing its manufacturing structure and sales functions to enhance efficiency and strengthen its partnerships within the retail sector.

Flashpoint Venture Capital, established in 2012 and headquartered in London, is an international investment group managing six funds with a combined assets under management of approximately $500 million. The firm focuses on investing in Western tech companies founded by expats from Emerging Europe and Israel, with a particular interest in software, business products and services, and emerging technologies such as IoT, cybersecurity, and SaaS. Flashpoint has invested in over 50 companies, including notable names like Guesty, Chili Piper, and Office R&D, and has successfully exited from investments in Shazam (acquired by Apple) and Chess.com (acquired by PokerStars founders and General Atlantic). The company maintains offices in key locations across Europe and Israel to facilitate its investment activities.

INVL Asset Management, part of the Invalda INVL group, is a Lithuanian-based asset management company that serves over 190,000 clients in Lithuania, Latvia, and internationally. It manages a diverse range of financial instruments, including pension and mutual funds, alternative investments, private equity, and individual portfolios, with a total of 650 million euros in assets under management.

Startup Wise Guys, established in 2012 and headquartered in Tallinn, Estonia, is a leading early-stage investor and accelerator in the Central and Eastern European (CEE) region and the Nordics. It offers a world-class, up to five-month accelerator program focused on validating, developing, and selling products to business customers, with a particular interest in Sustainability, B2B SaaS, Fintech, Cybersecurity, and XR sectors. The program, supported by over 200 international and local mentors, has accelerated more than 300 startups, with an 80% success and survival rate, and 11 major exits. Post-program, startups join an alumni community of over 300 startups across 40 countries, gaining access to invite-only events for business development and fundraising support.

Presto I is an early-stage venture capital fund, managed by Presto Ventures, based in Prague, Czech Republic. Established in 2016, the fund invests in promising technology startups, focusing on business-to-business products and services, with a portfolio comprising 15 companies. It provides not only capital but also invaluable resources and guidance to support these startups in achieving both local and global success.

BaltCap, established in 1995, is a leading independent private equity firm specializing in small and mid-market buyout and expansion capital investments across the Baltic States. With a team of 16 professionals and offices in all three Baltic countries, BaltCap manages multiple funds totaling over EUR 260 million. Since inception, it has completed over 60 investments, focusing on sectors such as business services, healthcare, industrials, technology, and consumer goods. BaltCap is a signatory of the United Nations Principles for Responsible Investment and a member of key European and Baltic private equity and venture capital associations.

Maki.vc is a venture capital firm established in 2018 and located in Helsinki, Finland. The firm focuses on investing in early-stage companies, spanning from their inception to Series A and beyond. Maki.vc targets a diverse range of sectors, including deep tech, consumer products and services, healthcare technology, artificial intelligence, and machine learning. While the firm is rooted in the Nordics, it actively seeks opportunities on a global scale, particularly in countries such as Sweden, Norway, Germany, France, the United Kingdom, and the United States. Maki.vc partners with companies that challenge conventional norms, emphasizing strong intellectual property and a deep understanding of customer needs. The firm aligns itself with visionary founders who are committed to innovation and disruption in their respective industries.

J12 Ventures AB, established in 2019, is a Stockholm-based venture capital firm with additional offices in London and Helsinki. It specializes in early-stage investments, typically allocating between €0.1 to €2 million in equity. J12 focuses on the Nordics, including Sweden, Finland, and the Baltics, and is industry-agnostic, with a preference for technology and software companies. The firm backs founders building software infrastructure, AI applications, and those demonstrating exceptional ingenuity and resilience.

The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) is a multilateral development finance institution established in 1990. Headquartered in London, it operates primarily in Central and Eastern Europe, the Caucasus, Central Asia, and the Southern and Eastern Mediterranean. The EBRD provides a range of financial products and services, including loans, equity investments, and guarantees, to support private sector development and promote sustainable growth. It serves various sectors such as agribusiness, energy, finance, and infrastructure, and also offers policy dialogue and advisory services. The EBRD has invested over €130 billion in more than 5,200 projects since its inception, playing a significant role in fostering change and economic development in its regions of operation.

WisdomTree Investments, Inc. is a financial services company based in New York, specializing in the sponsorship and management of exchange-traded funds (ETFs). Founded in 1985, it has established itself as one of the largest ETF providers globally, offering a diverse range of products across asset classes, including equities, currency, fixed income, and alternatives. WisdomTree employs a fundamentally weighted index methodology to develop its indexes, which are also licensed to third parties. The company is focused on innovation, actively developing next-generation digital products such as digital funds, tokenized assets, and its blockchain-native digital wallet, WisdomTree Prime. Additionally, WisdomTree provides investment advisory services and promotes the integration of its ETFs into retirement plans, thereby enhancing access and transparency for investors and financial professionals alike.

WestTech Ventures is a Berlin-based venture capital firm established in 2013, specializing in pre-seed and seed investments in B2B software startups across Germany. The firm concentrates on sectors such as enterprise SaaS, automation, climate solutions, the future of work, and health, aiming to support companies that strive for a positive global impact through technology. With extensive experience from over 80 direct and indirect investments, WestTech Ventures positions itself as a knowledgeable partner in the startup ecosystem, fostering growth and innovation in emerging ventures.

HBM Healthcare Investments, established in 2001 and headquartered in Zug, Switzerland, is a venture capital firm specializing in the healthcare sector. It invests globally in mature, emerging companies in human medicine, biotechnology, medical technology, and diagnostics. The firm's portfolio comprises approximately 40 companies, with two-thirds being private, offering high value creation potential. HBM focuses on companies with advanced or market-available products, aiming to generate returns for its broad shareholder base.

Vitruvian Partners LLP, established in 2006, is a London-based private equity firm specializing in middle-market investments. It focuses on management and growth buyouts, as well as growth capital, typically investing between €15 million and €250 million in companies valued between €75 million and over €1 billion. The firm has a broad sector focus, including life science, technology, media, healthcare, and consumer services, among others. Vitruvian Partners seeks majority ownership and board seats in its portfolio companies, and it invests across Europe, North America, and Asia.

Open Circle Capital is a venture capital investment firm established in 2017 and based in Vilnius, Lithuania. The firm focuses on investing in technology companies within the fields of information and communications technology, robotics, and high-tech, particularly in Northern Europe. Open Circle Capital seeks to collaborate with teams led by experienced entrepreneurs who have a track record of growth, fundraising, and successful exits. The firm is interested in early-stage companies that have recently generated revenue and demonstrate potential for rapid growth and expansion into international markets. Its investment approach begins with discussions to understand the ambitions of the entrepreneurs, followed by a structured evaluation process that culminates in a legal agreement to support the venture.

Visa is an American multinational financial services company that specializes in electronic payment systems globally. As the largest payment processor in the world, Visa facilitates the transfer of value and information among financial institutions, merchants, consumers, businesses, and government entities. In fiscal 2023, the company processed nearly $15 trillion in total volume, operating in over 200 countries and handling transactions in more than 160 currencies. Visa's advanced systems can process over 65,000 transactions per second, underscoring its significant role in the global payments landscape.

EASME is a European Union executive agency that supports small and medium-sized enterprises and promotes innovation in Europe. It manages projects in the areas of small and medium-sized enterprises, as well as the environment, energy, and maritime sectors, funded by COSME, LIFE, and EMFF. EASME organizes the European Sustainable Energy Week and serves industries such as environmental management, energy production, and maritime activities.

Karma Ventures, established in 2016 and based in Tallinn, Estonia, is an early-stage venture capital firm specializing in late seed and Series A investments in Europe's most promising deep tech startups. The company focuses on backing companies with innovative ideas, unique technologies, customer traction, and global ambitions. Karma Ventures provides support to entrepreneurs in various aspects, including commercial, strategic, and technical growth.

Revo Capital, established in 2013, is a leading venture capital firm headquartered in Amstelveen, Netherlands, with offices in Istanbul, Tallinn, and Amsterdam. It specializes in investing in early to growth-stage B2B and B2C technology startups across Turkey, Eastern Europe, and the Baltics. Revo Capital focuses on sectors such as cloud, fintech, marketplaces, marketing technologies, big data, AI, and health IT. With $188M in assets under management, the firm has made 27 investments to date, including notable companies like Getir, PayCore, Massive Bio, and V-Count. Its investors include prominent institutions such as IFC, EBRD, EIF, and DEG.

Tencent Holdings Limited is a leading internet service provider based in Shenzhen, China, known for its extensive range of value-added services, including online games, social networking, financial technology, and online advertising. Founded in 1998, Tencent operates major platforms such as WeChat and QQ, which facilitate communication, entertainment, and e-commerce for millions of users. The company is recognized as the world's largest video game publisher, with popular titles like Honor of Kings in its portfolio. In addition to its core services, Tencent is involved in the production and distribution of films and television programs, as well as software development and digital content licensing. With a focus on user-oriented strategies, Tencent continues to adapt and expand its offerings, positioning itself as a vital part of daily life for many consumers in China and beyond.

The European Investment Bank (EIB), established in 1958, is a long-term lending institution owned by the EU Member States. Headquartered in Luxembourg, it offers a wide range of financing solutions, including project loans, loans to banks and intermediaries, venture capital funds, and equity investments. EIB also provides structured finance products, guarantees, and securitization instruments, along with advisory services for infrastructure projects, urban development, and small to medium-sized enterprises. Its portfolio is predominantly composed of loans (93.08%), with a small portion allocated to debt and fixed income, shares, and other assets. EIB's mission is to support European integration and social cohesion, primarily within the European Union and internationally.

The European Innovation Council (EIC), established in 2020 and headquartered in Brussels, Belgium, is dedicated to supporting high-potential innovators, entrepreneurs, small enterprises, and researchers. Its primary focus is on fostering early-stage startups that demonstrate significant environmental, social, and governance (ESG) impacts. The EIC collaborates with private investors to co-invest in ventures, particularly within the deep technology sector, aiming to drive innovation and sustainable development across Europe. By providing financial backing and resources, the EIC seeks to enhance the growth potential of promising startups and contribute to a more innovative and competitive European economy.

SOSV, established in 1995 and headquartered in Princeton, New Jersey, is a global venture capital firm specializing in early-stage investments. It focuses on deep tech innovations in the health and environmental sectors, supporting founders with breakthrough technologies through its HAX and IndieBio startup development programs. SOSV provides resources, facilities, and lab equipment to accelerate product development and scale, with a track record of helping its portfolio companies secure subsequent funding rounds led by top-tier investors.

EIT Urban Mobility is an initiative established by the European Institute of Innovation and Technology to foster innovative solutions in urban mobility across Europe. Launched in January 2019, it focuses on promoting sustainable transportation options and improving the livability of urban areas. The organization partners with start-ups and scale-ups to drive impactful changes in how people navigate cities. EIT Urban Mobility provides essential resources, including funding through grants and equity investments, as well as knowledge, training, and networking opportunities to support the growth of its portfolio companies. With a commitment to transforming urban mobility, the initiative aims to connect stakeholders at various levels of public policy, facilitating impactful ventures that address the evolving needs of urban environments.

Everfield is a company focused on operating vertical and specialist software businesses across Europe. It aims to buy, build, and grow software companies, offering long-term investments and support to established firms. Everfield assists these companies in preserving their legacy, identifying successors, and expanding their operations. The company also emphasizes enhancing and empowering existing teams while enabling personal financial freedom for stakeholders. By concentrating on the development of fast-growth B2B software providers, Everfield seeks to foster success and innovation in the software industry.

Endless LLP, established in 2005, is a UK-based private equity firm headquartered in Leeds. It specializes in providing financial investment and operational support to businesses facing challenges or in special situations, such as turnarounds, non-core divestments, and management buy-outs. Endless primarily invests in the industrials, consumer, and business services sectors, with a typical investment size of at least GBP 10 million.

Practica Capital, established in 2011, is a Lithuanian private equity firm focused on early-stage investments in technology-enabled companies. It primarily targets seed and selected pre-seed and A-stage investments, backing Baltic founders with high growth potential. With over €52 million in assets under management across three funds, Practica Capital has invested in over 60 companies, including notable successes like TransferGo and PVcase. The firm actively collaborates with local and international investors, accelerators, and public agencies to support its portfolio.

Lighthouse Ventures is an early-stage and acceleration venture capital firm that focuses on technology projects, particularly in the Czech market. The company's mission is to support inspiring ideas during their critical early stages, both financially and professionally, with a team of experienced tech veterans. Lighthouse Ventures leverages synergies and collaborations with leading Czech startup incubators, tech partners, universities, and governmental institutions for smart cities projects. The firm also provides its portfolio companies with access to a network of skilled and experienced mentors.

Arieli Capital is a venture capital investment firm based in New York, founded in 2016. The company focuses on investing in leading technology companies, aiming to identify and support innovative firms within the tech sector. As a U.S. holding corporation, Arieli Capital is committed to fostering growth and development in the technology landscape through strategic investments.

Mid Europa Partners is a private equity firm specializing in buyouts, with a focus on the growth markets of Central and Eastern Europe and Turkey. The firm, established in 1999, has raised approximately €4.6 billion across multiple funds. Mid Europa's investment strategy is to acquire mid-market, market-leading companies in domestic-focused growth industries across the region. The team, predominantly from the region, combines local investment and operational experience with Western European practices in due diligence, deal structuring, financing, and value creation. Since inception, the firm has completed 30 investments across 18 countries, demonstrating a pan-regional approach.