Aligo Venture Capital is a Poland-based venture capital firm that finances early-stage and growth companies, with a focus on health tech, cleantech, and other technology sectors. It typically pursues minority stakes and supports ventures that have assembled a team and secured initial clients, backing seed and growth rounds to help bring innovations to the market. The firm is based in Tczew, Poland, and operates across technology sectors including healthcare, biotechnology, chemistry, environmental protection, and IT/ICT.

The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development is an international financial institution that provides project financing for banks, industries, and businesses, supports new ventures and investments in existing companies, and collaborates with public authorities to privatize and restructure municipal services. It offers a range of banking products and services, including loans, equity and quasi-equity investments, guarantees, advisory services, trade finance, and loan syndication across sectors such as energy, infrastructure, manufacturing, agribusiness, finance, ICT, and services. Through policy reform dialogue and partnerships with private and public sector actors, it promotes market-oriented reforms and private sector development across Europe, Central Asia, the Middle East and North Africa. Headquartered in London, it operates with a regional focus across Southeastern and Central Europe, the Baltics, Eastern Europe and beyond, supporting sustainable growth and environmental and governance standards.

Inovo Venture Partners is a venture capital firm established in 2011 and based in Warsaw, Poland, with over €50 million in assets under management. The firm focuses on investing in high-growth technology companies at the pre-seed, seed, and Series A stages, particularly within the Central and Eastern European region. Inovo specializes in sectors such as developer tools, artificial intelligence, machine learning, data science, healthcare, and SaaS-enabled marketplaces. The firm has earned recognition as a leading venture capital investor in Poland, having supported over 20 companies through direct investments and as business angels. Notable investments from its first fund include Booksy and Brand24, while its second fund has backed companies like Allset and Tidio. Inovo's team comprises experienced professionals with backgrounds in prominent organizations, enabling them to effectively identify and nurture companies that are poised to transform their industries and achieve market dominance.

bValue is a Warsaw-based growth equity firm founded in 2016 that backs technology, innovation, and digitalisation initiatives in Central and Eastern Europe. It provides strategic capital and hands-on support to technology companies seeking international growth, helping them scale and create value. The firm manages multiple funds across stages, including an early-stage vehicle and a later-stage fund, to support portfolio companies from startup to scale-up. By partnering with regional category leaders, bValue aims to accelerate growth and digital transformation throughout the CEE region.

European Investment Fund is the EU's financing arm for small and medium-sized enterprises and mid-caps, providing financial instruments to improve access to affordable financing across businesses throughout their lifecycle. It focuses on supporting innovation, growth, competitiveness, social impact, and sustainability across the EU, including funding for infrastructure investments. By leveraging its capital base, the EIF fosters public-private partnerships to amplify investment and shares risk with banks, funds, and other partners to mobilize lending to SMEs and equity funding for startups through guarantees and equity instruments across EU member states, candidate countries, and EFTA states.

Protos Venture Capital is a Warsaw-based venture capital firm founded in 2012 that invests in early-stage internet businesses in Poland, with a focus on SaaS and marketplace models, including mobile SaaS, lead-generation, and e-commerce sectors.

SATUS is a Poland-based investment firm founded in 2005 that targets investments in technology companies and commercial properties in Poland. The company operates venture activities through units such as SATUS Venture and SATUS Starter, focusing on seed and early-stage opportunities in sectors including artificial intelligence, big data, software as a service, augmented and virtual reality, Internet of Things, Industry 4.0, fintech, cybersecurity, blockchain, marketplaces, and related tech-enabled fields. Based in Krakow, SATUS provides capital and strategic support to innovative startups to enhance their chances of commercial success.

SMOK Ventures is a venture capital firm focused on early-stage technology startups in Central and Eastern Europe and among the regional diaspora. It typically invests 100,000 to 1,000,000 euros per company, with emphasis on software, artificial intelligence, gaming, and related fields such as AR/VR, cybersecurity, and fintech, while also backing AI-driven tools and development platforms. The firm seeks serial entrepreneurs aiming for global leadership and emphasizes speed, transparency, and a supportive, founder-friendly approach drawn from its team's prior startup experience. Its portfolio features companies across energy management, threat intelligence, digital twins, and fleet management, among others, and benefits from follow-on funding from Western Europe, Silicon Valley, and Asia. The team is based in Warsaw and maintains hubs in London and San Francisco, underscoring a regional focus with a global orientation.

Cogito Capital Partners is a venture and growth capital firm founded in 2018, headquartered in Warsaw with additional offices in Luxembourg, New York and Berlin. It concentrates on late- and growth-stage B2B technology companies, investing primarily in Series B and C rounds and taking minority stakes. Its sector focus includes enterprise software, fintech and insurtech, as well as medtech diagnostics, telemedicine, IoT, healthtech and mobility. The firm operates across Europe and the United States, seeking opportunities with global expansion potential and leveraging a cross-border network to support portfolio companies.

Kulczyk Investments is a private investment house and private equity firm with a history dating to 1991. It is headquartered in Luxembourg, with offices in London and Warsaw. The firm provides long-term investments in European companies, supporting their global growth through a combination of own capital, know-how, and international partnerships. Built by entrepreneurs, it emphasizes understanding the challenges faced by growing businesses and aims to create value through patient capital and strategic collaboration across its networks.

Warsaw Equity Group is a Warsaw-based growth equity firm established in 1993 that invests in growth-stage B2B technology companies across Central and Eastern Europe. It backs innovative high-tech and Industry 4.0 solutions in areas such as automation, efficiency, AI, big data, IoT, cybersecurity, robotics, simulations, and software-enabled services, with particular emphasis on sustainability and environmental tech. The firm typically invests EUR 1-10 million in profitable or near-profitable companies with validated product portfolios and ambitious management, leveraging its own capital, hands-on operational expertise, and a broad network to support value creation. As an evergreen investor, it maintains long-term alignment with portfolio companies and emphasizes sustainable growth and advisory support to founders across the region.

Jet Investment is a Czech private equity firm based in Brno that focuses on mid-market, late-stage and distressed opportunities across Central Europe. It manages multiple platforms, including Jet Private Equity, Jet Real Estate and Jet Venture Capital, and pursues majority stakes often with management control, investing its own capital alongside investors. The firm targets industrial and manufacturing companies in sectors such as engineering, railways, automotive, petrochemicals, chemicals, natural gas, wood processing and technical textiles, with the aim of creating long-term value through strategic consolidation and operational improvements. Since its founding in 1997, Jet Investment has supported the growth of more than 40 companies and maintains a diversified presence in the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Germany, Austria and Poland, with assets under management reported in excess of €700 million and notable projects such as the Jet Industrial Park in Gdańsk (up to €50 million).

Market One Capital is a Pan-European venture capital firm that backs early-stage ventures building platforms of the future. It concentrates on networked businesses such as marketplaces, software, AI-enabled solutions, and fintech across Europe, with investments at the pre-seed and seed stages. The firm's thesis highlights portfolio approaches to identify promising European platforms—B2B marketplaces, SaaS-enabled marketplaces, online communities, and related software—across sectors including food technology and the music industry, among others. Market One Capital emphasizes collaboration with founders, transparency, and engagement within the European startup ecosystem, and has pursued partnerships and funding support under EU programs like InnovFin Equity and the European Fund for Strategic Investments to bolster innovation. The firm positions itself as a contributor to democratizing market access and increasing efficiency through network effects in the European tech landscape.

Kaya VC is a Prague-based venture capital firm investing in the Central and Eastern European region across sectors including AI, biotech, SaaS, personal health, energy transition, and consumer experiences. It backs founders from pre-seed to seed with a founder-centered, equal-partnership approach and a long-term commitment to helping portfolio companies scale. The firm emphasizes identifying promising, often unconventional ventures and provides strategic guidance and access to resources to foster transformative innovation. Kaya VC has more than 40 investments and evolved from Enern Investments as a focused successor in venture capital for the region.

SpeedUp Venture Capital Group is a Polish venture capital firm focused on early-stage technology startups in Poland and the Central and Eastern Europe region. Founded in 2006 and based in Poznan, the group manages multiple funds, including the S20 Fund, and pursues a multi-year investment horizon (typically 3-8 years). It backs ventures developing self-developed solutions across sectors such as consumer internet, fintech, martech, adtech, electromobility, energy, healthcare, IoT, machine learning, AI, and medtech. The firm aims to support growth and scaling of portfolio companies and to help them reach global markets. Notable investments include ReadyCode, Fitatu, PilotGo.ai, Swobbee, and Orbify, illustrating activity across e-commerce tools, AI-powered industrial solutions, and other innovative technologies.

Unfold.vc is a venture capital firm based in Wrocław, Poland, that invests in technology-driven companies across software, SaaS, gaming, bioinformatics, and robotics. Established in 2007, the firm combines an experienced team with a track record of supporting projects with high growth potential and global scalability. It seeks innovative solutions that can transform business models and markets while providing strategic guidance and capital to help portfolio companies scale internationally.

EEC Ventures is a venture capital firm based in Warsaw, Poland, founded in 2012. It focuses on digitalizing industry and energy by investing in technology-driven sectors such as power engineering, the Internet of Things, information and communications technology, cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, big data, the circular economy and material engineering, as well as utilities, energy, environment, sustainable development and advanced materials. The firm provides early-stage and growth capital to portfolio companies that aim to improve energy efficiency, upgrade utility infrastructure, reduce CO2 emissions and minimize waste. Through its investments, EEC Ventures supports ambitious teams advancing digital transformation across industry and energy, including solutions in predictive maintenance, industrial cybersecurity, AI, IoT and energy optimization.

Sunfish Partners is a Berlin-based venture capital firm that backs early-stage, pre-seed and seed deep-tech startups in Central and Eastern Europe, with a focus on space and defense. The firm operates from Berlin with an office in Warsaw, and emphasizes Poland and the broader CEE region by combining Western capital and networks with deep regional expertise. It typically makes seed investments in the low hundreds of thousands of euros, commonly €150,000 to €300,000.

Kogito Ventures is a Warsaw-based venture capital firm established in 2016 that backs early-stage technology startups, primarily in Poland but also across the European Economic Area and the United Kingdom. It focuses on sectors including software, information technology, business products and services, financial services and B2B payments, big data, blockchain and cryptocurrency, Industry 4.0, e-commerce, the Internet of Things, mobile commerce and micro-mobility. The firm pursues 50/50 syndicates with angel investors and typically makes initial investments in the PLN 0.5–3 million range, with follow-on financing up to about PLN 5 million per company, spanning rounds from pre-seed to Series A. Since its inception, it has evolved to support ambitious founders through multiple funds, highlighting a strategy centered on scalable and defensible business models and potential for market disruption.

Xevin Investments is a Warsaw-based private venture capital firm that backs early-stage technology and internet ventures across Europe. It typically invests 50,000 to 1,000,000 EUR per portfolio company through equity purchases or convertible loans, often acting as the first VC investor while supporting subsequent rounds. Beyond funding, it provides strategic guidance, including finance, marketing, talent acquisition, and go-to-market execution. The firm has a track record of over 70 investments and more than 20 exits, underpinned by a small three-person investment committee that meets daily to accelerate decisions. Target sectors include SaaS, EdTech, fintech, digital health, adtech, IoT, marketplaces, and e-commerce, with emphasis on team quality, market potential, product viability, development stage, sales channels, and KPIs. The approach combines swift decision-making with active partnership to help portfolio companies scale across Europe and Israel.

OTB Ventures is a European deep-tech venture capital firm established in 2017 and headquartered in Amsterdam, with offices in Warsaw and Luxembourg. It backs early-growth and late-seed to Series A/B startups across Europe, focusing on SpaceTech, AI and Automation, FinTech and Cybersecurity. The firm emphasizes access to Central and Eastern European deal flow and provides strategic mentorship and networks to help portfolio companies scale internationally. OTB Ventures operates multiple investment vehicles and supports portfolio companies through hands-on guidance in technology, business development, and market expansion, aiming to turn technically advanced startups into global leaders.

Innovation Nest is a Kraków, Poland-based venture capital firm that invests in early-stage B2B SaaS startups across Europe. The firm backs portfolio companies with capital, strategic guidance, and a strong in-house capability and network to accelerate growth from local markets to global scale. It emphasizes building a European pipeline into global markets, including encouraging portfolio founders to establish a presence in Silicon Valley as part of their expansion strategy. By supporting high-tech companies to scale internationally, Innovation Nest aims to help European B2B software teams reach global customers.

VIGO Ventures is a Warsaw-based venture capital firm that backs early-stage through later-stage photonics and deep-technology companies. Founded in 2017, the firm adopts an application-agnostic approach and targets sectors where photonics enables growth, including next-generation computing, dual-use technologies, advanced manufacturing, communications, and diagnostics. It partners with strategic entities such as VIGO Photonics and Warsaw Equity Group to provide long-term support, operational guidance, and potential follow-on financing, with a focus on turning research into market-ready products and helping portfolio companies scale globally. The firm emphasizes collaboration with R&D teams to advance technology development and commercialization, and it offers ecosystem resources for proof of concept, pilots, and market access.

Tangent Line Ventures is a Warsaw-based venture capital firm established in 2022 that funds and supports industrial technology startups. It focuses on sectors including Industry 4.0, life sciences, technical and environmental sciences, materials technologies, and information technology, providing capital alongside strategic partnerships to help portfolio companies scale.

FundingBox Deep Tech Fund is a venture capital firm founded in 2020 and based in Warsaw, Poland, investing in early‑stage deep‑tech companies across Europe. It targets sectors including software, robotics, artificial intelligence, machine learning, big data, health tech, insurtech, fintech, edtech, cybersecurity, web3, and related technologies. The fund typically provides investments up to EUR 1 million and maintains a selective portfolio, aiming for a limited number of investments.

Balnord, formerly Black Pearls VC, is an early-stage venture capital firm based in Gdańsk, Poland, focusing on European technology startups with defensible technology and potential to become market leaders. The firm is sector agnostic but maintains a B2B orientation, with past investments spanning digital health, enterprise software, fintech, and deep tech. It invests across Europe, concentrating on the Baltic Sea Region, and often acts as a first investor to help founders scale and achieve global reach. In 2023 it rebranded to Balnord while continuing its mission to back innovative ventures from its Gdańsk base. The firm supports ventures in information technology, healthcare, and related tech sectors in Northern and Central Europe.

Pracuj Ventures is the corporate venture arm of Grupa Pracuj, based in Warsaw, Poland. It focuses on early-stage investments in human resources technology and educational technology startups, with a geographic emphasis on Poland and Ukraine, and typically targets seed to early-stage opportunities. The firm supports founders with expertise in sales, product and marketing, and aims to deliver rapid decisions on investments, often within two weeks, including opportunities for co-investments alongside its parent group. Backed by Grupa Pracuj, the venture leverages a large network and platform to assist portfolio companies in growth, with activity in HR tech and learning and development tech.

YouNick Mint is a Polish venture capital firm focused on technology and healthcare, investing in early-stage companies across medtech, industry 4.0, proptech, and enterprise software. Founded in 2016 and based in Suchy Las near Poznań, it operates multiple investment vehicles including Open Innovation by YouNick Mint, which co-invests €1–€2 million at 60/40 parity with private partners. The team has backed around 50 startups and achieved several exits, including the sale of SmartPharma to a global pharmaceutical company. Partners include private investors, business angels, and collaborations with national research and development centers and venture funds. YouNick Mint pursues a hands-on approach to support founders with strategic guidance and access to technical resources to drive growth across Europe’s technology sectors.

RTA Ventures, founded in 2011, is a venture capital firm with a focus on early-stage investments in online businesses, particularly in the healthcare sector. The firm is headquartered in New Hudson, Michigan, and has additional presence in Berlin, Germany, and Warsaw, Poland. RTA Ventures specializes in a range of sectors including healthcare, information technology, software as a service (SaaS), and mobile technologies. The firm aims to identify and support innovative companies that demonstrate potential for growth, particularly those with business models centered around digital solutions and marketplaces.

INNOventure is a Krakow-based venture capital firm that backs early-stage European startups in MedTech, the Internet of Things, and artificial intelligence, with additional focus on martech, insurtech, and contech. The firm pursues opportunities arising from research and development results, providing capital, mentorship, and practical guidance to help portfolio companies refine products, win customers, and secure follow-on funding. It emphasizes collaboration through partnerships with public and private funding sources and prioritizes teams with solid business models and durable competitive advantages. INNOventure aims to grow the Krakow startup ecosystem by pursuing exits through sales to strategic buyers or financial investors.

Tar Heel Capital Pathfinder is a Warsaw-based venture capital firm and venture builder focusing on globally scalable early-stage technology companies. It provides early-stage funding up to €1 million alongside hands-on support in strategy, technology, business development, and team building to accelerate growth and market positioning. The firm leverages a global network and experienced C-level guidance to help portfolio companies scale, with access to specialist teams in development, product, and marketing. Notable exits include RemoteMyApp's sale to Intel, Primetric's acquisition by BigTime, and Wellbee's exit to Benefit Systems, illustrating a track record of profitable outcomes across digital media, ecommerce, software, healthcare, and AI.

KnowledgeHub is a venture capital firm based in Warsaw, Poland, founded in 2013. It invests in early-stage technology companies across martech, fintech, medtech, and Industry 4.0 sectors. The firm provides financing and strategic guidance to its portfolio companies, helping them accelerate product development, market entry, and value growth. KnowledgeHub emphasizes digital marketing capabilities, supporting its portfolio with media and marketing product and service development to create synergies across the portfolio. By building a broad, complementary portfolio, KnowledgeHub aims to strengthen each company's competitive position and drive fast value creation.

LT Capital is a Krakow-based venture capital investment firm focused on Central and Eastern Europe. Founded in 2017, it backs early-stage technology companies across information technology, artificial intelligence, big data, cybersecurity, robotics, drones, digitalization, and immersive technologies such as augmented and virtual reality. The firm typically writes checks in the region of EUR 250,000 and can bring in top-tier co-investors when larger rounds are needed. It pursues a founder-centric approach, prioritizing the people building the companies and providing hands-on support rather than replacing leadership. With a broad global network, LT Capital acts as a bridge between promising CEE startups and larger funds and potential customers, helping portfolio companies validate hypotheses, access resources, and scale. The firm concentrates its activity in Central and Eastern Europe, with Poland as a primary focus, and commits to long-term involvement to foster growth in its portfolio.

Simpact Ventures is a Warsaw-based impact investing venture capital firm that funds early-stage technology startups addressing social and environmental challenges in Central and Eastern Europe. It backs scalable companies with investments up to €2 million, across sectors including software, med-tech, ed-tech, ag-tech and the circular economy, seeking both financial returns and measurable positive impact. As Poland’s first impact investing VC, it partners with institutions such as the European Investment Fund and has expanded its reach to the EU and US to support ambitious teams and portfolio companies focused on health, education and sustainability.

Movens Capital is a Warsaw-based European venture capital firm that provides early-stage and growth capital to technology companies across Central and Eastern Europe and the broader European market. It targets AI, fintech, SaaS, marketplaces, e-commerce, logistics, deep tech, climate tech, healthtech, edtech, and enterprise software, with a preference for scalable business models such as marketplaces and software as a service. The firm typically makes minority investments and supports portfolio companies through the experience of its team, drawn from former founders and operators, and an international network of investors, helping companies with global expansion into United States and Europe. Typical ticket sizes range from a few million euros to the mid-single digits, and the firm has managed funds including a second fund to accelerate growth. Movens Capital emphasizes backing teams with strong execution and global ambitions, aiming to help portfolio companies achieve rapid scale and sustainable competitive advantages.

WP2 Investments is a venture capital firm based in Bielany Wrocławskie, Poland, focused on growth-oriented investments in fintech and broader financial services as well as biotechnology, green energy, e-commerce, and digitalization. The firm backs startups from pre-seed to Series A, partnering with founders to scale their businesses and create value. Its portfolio includes BidFinance, a receivables trading platform, and NUADU, a technology platform for learning, assessment, and certification across education, government, and business sectors. WP2 operates ScaleUP, a program launched in 2023 to support blue-portfolio companies through mentorship and best-practice sharing. The firm maintains ongoing insights through a blog and invites ambitious teams to engage with opportunities.

RST Ventures For Earth is a venture capital firm based in Wroclaw, Poland, founded in 2018. It invests in software and hardware projects at startup stages and pursues seed, early, and later-stage opportunities across business products and services, hardware and software, advanced manufacturing, and artificial intelligence. The firm emphasizes renewable energy, energy harvesting, industrial automation and robotics, the Internet of Things, advanced materials and composites, and software and hardware platforms, with a focus on clean technologies and smart environmental solutions. It supports ventures operating in Poland, including software as a service and e-commerce, across sectors such as cleantech, IoT, robotics, and AI/ML.

Experior Venture Fund is a Warsaw-based venture capital firm that invests in early and growth-stage technology and software-enabled companies in Poland. It typically deploys between 0.5 million and 3 million euros per investment, sometimes taking majority or significant minority stakes, and supports portfolio companies with a combination of capital and operational know-how to accelerate value creation. The firm focuses on software, IT, enterprise software, and tech-enabled sectors such as healthcare, IoT, internet services, and mobile, often backing teams launching new products or expanding market reach within Poland. Founded in 2013, it concentrates on small and medium-sized enterprises aiming to scale growth through strategic resources and expertise.

Rockaway Capital is a Prague-based multi-stage investment company founded in 2013 by Jakub Havrlant. It concentrates on digitally enabled businesses, with a focus on e-commerce, online grocery, last-mile logistics, e-travel, media, fintech and blockchain, and seeks opportunities across Central and Eastern Europe, the DACH region and the Balkans. The firm acts as an active investor, often taking an operational role in portfolio companies to support growth and strategic development, and targets ventures that leverage digital technologies to disrupt traditional models and build scalable platforms in retail, travel, digital services and financial technology.

ARIA Fund is an independent growth equity firm based in Warsaw, Poland, providing capital and strategic support to technology-driven companies pursuing international growth. With professionals from diverse backgrounds, the firm combines different perspectives to help its investees scale and compete globally. It targets ventures with strong growth potential in artificial intelligence, big data, cybersecurity, software as a service, industrial innovation, education technology, and medical technology, while remaining open to other industries with distinctive value propositions. ARIA Fund delivers hands-on guidance, operational resources, and networks to accelerate growth and expand market reach.

ff Venture Capital is a New York-based venture capital firm founded in 2008 that backs seed and early-stage technology companies across diverse sectors, including artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, enterprise software, fintech, IoT, big data, robotics, and consumer services. The firm emphasizes active partnership with founders, supported by an acceleration team of more than 20 investment and operations professionals to help in product development, go-to-market strategies, and growth planning. Since inception, ff Venture Capital has invested in over 100 companies with a combined market value in the billions, often targeting early rounds with modest initial investments and high-growth potential. The firm typically participates in early-stage rounds with initial checks in the tens of thousands to a few hundred thousand dollars and focuses on technology-driven businesses that can scale with strong operating leverage.

Piton Capital is a venture capital and growth equity firm based in London that concentrates on network-effects online businesses. The firm is stage- and style-agnostic, investing from seed to late stage with commitments from €200k to €15 million. It backs companies across software and technology-enabled sectors, including e-commerce, education technology, fintech, gaming, insurtech, real estate technology, esports and construction tech, among others. Piton Capital pursues opportunities globally across Europe, the Americas, Asia, Africa and the Middle East, aiming for durable defensibility through strong network effects rather than short-term scale.

NCBR Investment Fund ASI is a Polish co-investment fund focused on small and medium-sized enterprises in growth or expansion stages, intended to commercialize results from research and development and innovation. It operates with an estimated budget of around 700 million PLN and targets single investments from about 3 million PLN up to 15 million EUR. Based in Warsaw, it supports Polish firms through co-investment partnerships that fuel development and scaling. The fund is linked to the National Center for Research and Development, an executive agency of the Ministry of Education and Science, and actively engages with the business ecosystem, participating in industry events and collaborating with partners to advance R&D-driven growth.

New Europe Ventures is a boutique venture capital firm established in 2007 that makes early-stage technology investments across Europe, with emphasis on high-tech sectors such as telecom, mobile, internet and media, technology-based B2B services, medical devices, and nanotechnology, as well as deep tech, fintech, healthcare and sustainable technologies. Based in the United States, the firm targets opportunities across Europe, including Eastern Europe and Poland, by providing capital alongside strategic guidance and access to a broad network to help portfolio companies accelerate growth and scale. The firm focuses on partnering with founders to support transformative solutions and to foster a thriving European innovation ecosystem.

Freya Capital is a Warsaw-based venture capital firm founded in 2021. It backs early-stage to later-stage companies across Europe, North America and Asia, typically investing up to EUR 1 million per company. The firm prioritizes a people-first approach, seeking committed teams and visionary founders to partner with, and provides portfolio companies with comprehensive business and operational support through a global network of partners and an experienced operations team spanning Europe, Canada and the United States. Its investments cover sectors including information technology, energy equipment and services, healthcare, and business products and services, supporting companies with international scaling ambitions.

Corvus Ventures is an early-stage venture capital firm based in Warsaw, Poland, focused on investing in fast-growing technology companies across Central and Eastern Europe. The firm targets internet, mobile, and information technology sectors with emphasis on XaaS and marketplace business models, often serving as a first institutional investor. It backs pre-seed and seed rounds and is willing to participate in follow-on funding, frequently co-investing with other firms. Beyond capital, Corvus Ventures provides strategic support as sparring partners, prioritizing clear communication, a shared understanding of a company's vision and market, and hard business metrics over traditional financial models. The firm maintains an international outlook, seeking opportunities across the region and beyond, and aims for long-term partnerships with exceptional entrepreneurs.

ValueTech Seed is a Polish seed-stage venture capital firm based in Warsaw that funds early-stage technology startups across Europe, with a focus on energy and industrial manufacturing. The firm backs ventures involved in Industry 4.0, renewables, cleantech, energy storage, smart grid and smart home, as well as ICT, IoT and AI applications, aiming to accelerate deployment within five years. Its investment approach emphasizes practical, scalable solutions spanning energy efficiency, production optimization and new energy-sector business models, including chemistry and biochemical technologies to improve energy generation and processing. ValueTech Seed supports portfolio companies with hands-on guidance and a broad regional network to access manufacturing and industrial partners and technology projects.

Cofounder VC is a Warsaw, Poland based venture capital firm that supports early-stage and growing technology companies by combining capital with hands-on operational assistance. The firm connects startups with a broad network of business angels and provides strategic support across international expansion, sales development, and fundraising. It typically makes minority investments, with checks up to three million euros, and backs portfolio companies in sectors such as fintech, artificial intelligence, and sustainable food technologies. Cofounder VC emphasizes building an ecosystem that links innovative startups with established businesses and relies on experienced partners to help portfolio companies scale. The firm has spent over five years backing Polish tech founders and has launched a second investment fund to expand its investing capacity and opportunities for portfolio companies.

CD Projekt is a holding company for the CD Projekt capital group that develops and publishes video games through its subsidiaries, including CD Projekt Red and GOG.com. It distributes games across major digital platforms and operates its own storefront, GOG.com, and engages in international digital distribution. The CD Projekt Red segment leads the companys game development and accounts for the majority of its revenues, with flagship titles in the Witcher series and Cyberpunk 2077; GOG.com focuses on digital distribution. Based in Warsaw, Poland, CD Projekt employs an international team across development, publishing, and distribution.

Skyline Investment is a Warsaw, Poland based investment group founded in 1997 that specializes in private equity and venture capital investments, offering comprehensive financial advisory services. It supports companies through their entire lifecycle—from startup and growth to securing investors, restructuring, and addressing financial difficulties—while actively participating in portfolio management. The firm focuses on a broad range of sectors, including advisory, clothing, construction, real estate development, financial services, food, industrial production, information technology, medical, servicing, and steel. Through its investment activities and advisory work, Skyline has completed numerous transactions and raised more than PLN 1 billion for clients. The firm operates as an investment boutique, providing private equity and venture capital investments and financial consulting to help clients increase enterprise value and reach leading positions in their industries.