Battery Ventures is a technology-focused investment firm founded in 1983 and based in Boston, Massachusetts. It engages in venture capital and private equity investments in technology companies, with emphasis on software (including application and infrastructure software), IT infrastructure technologies, consumer internet and mobile services, industrial technologies, and life science tools. The firm seeks to back category-defining businesses with potential for scalable growth, often supporting companies through multiple stages and across select global regions.

Trimble is a technology solutions company that helps field and mobile workers in businesses and government become more productive by linking workflows and asset lifecycles with location-based technology. Its offerings span surveying, construction, agriculture, fleet and asset management, public safety and mapping, and combine positioning technologies such as GPS, lasers and optics with software tailored to user needs and wireless delivery to connect the field with back-office operations. Founded in 1978 and headquartered in Sunnyvale, California, Trimble operates through three reportable segments: Architects, Engineers, Construction and Owners (AECO); Field Systems; and Transportation and Logistics, delivering software and hardware solutions to construction, logistics and related industries.

ServiceNow provides cloud-based enterprise software that defines, structures, manages, and automates services across an organization. The company offers IT service management, IT operations management, IT asset management, IT business management, and enterprise development operations to connect workflows across employees, customers, and partners. It also provides customer service management, HR service delivery, security operations, and governance, risk, and compliance solutions, and field service management, all delivered via the Now Platform which enables workflow automation, service catalogs, and collaboration tools. In addition, it offers professional services, training, and customer support programs. ServiceNow serves industries including government, financial services, healthcare, telecommunications, manufacturing, IT services, technology, oil and gas, education, and consumer products, selling its software through a direct sales force and partners. Founded in 2004 and headquartered in Santa Clara, California, the company focuses on expanding its cloud-based workflow automation across enterprise functions beyond IT.

WELL Health Technologies operates a portfolio of primary healthcare clinics and provides digital health services, including electronic medical records software and telehealth services. As of late 2020, it operated around 20 clinics and served approximately 2,000 clinics across Canada. The company aims to empower healthcare providers with innovative digital tools, reducing administrative tasks and increasing patient interaction.

Starwood Capital Operations, LLC specializes in making direct investments. It makes private equity / buyouts, venture capital, mezzanine, and real estate investing investments in seed/startup companies and is involved in growth capital and buyout transactions. The firm invests in energy infrastructure, oil & gas, hotel and motel construction, homebuilding, hotels, hotel and time share condominium exchange, resorts, public golf courses, golf clubs, gyms and physical fitness facilities, home improvement retail, home furnishing retail, and real estate management and development. It seeks to invest in North Carolina, Virginia, Florida, Michigan, Canada, Brazil, United Kingdom, India, Africa / Middle East, Central America & Mexico, and Caribbean. The firm invests between $5 million and $100 million in its portfolio companies. It invests in companies with sales up to $5000 million. The firm specializes in buyins, asset and financial restructuring. The firm seeks to invest in Global real estate, hotel trade, leisures, and luxury retail. It invests in various property types including multi-family, office, residential, senior housing, commercial land, apartments, mixed-use, distressed real estate, property loan and golf. The firm also invests in products and services related to the hospitality, recreational, luxury lifestyle retail, other industries assets, and can make a mixture of debt and equity investments including distressed debt, value-add, and income assets and corporate opportunities. The firm structures its investments through equity, preferred equity, mezzanine debt, and senior debt. Starwood Capital Operations, LLC was founded in 1991 and is headquartered in Miami, Florida with additional offices across , Asia, Europe, North America, and South America.

Oracle is a multinational technology company that provides enterprise IT solutions, including cloud-based software, platform, and infrastructure services. It offers software-as-a-service, platform-as-a-service, and infrastructure-as-a-service and develops autonomous databases to organize and secure data. Oracle Cloud provides servers, storage, networks, applications, and services from a global network of data centers to build, deploy, integrate, and extend applications. The company markets enterprise applications such as ERP, CRM, and HCM, alongside database management and middleware, and serves customers worldwide across on-premises, cloud, and hybrid deployments. Founded in 1977, Oracle has a long history in database technology and enterprise software, with operations spanning multiple regions and industries.

Founded in Abu Dhabi in 2008, Mubadala Technology is a principal investment firm focusing on advanced technology sectors, with a primary focus on the semiconductor industry. It invests globally, including Abu Dhabi, Europe, the United States, and Asia.

Merck & Co. is a global biopharmaceutical company based in New Jersey that discovers, develops, and markets medicines and vaccines to treat cancer, infectious diseases, autoimmune disorders, and other conditions. The company maintains a strong cancer portfolio anchored by an immuno-oncology therapy platform led by Keytruda and a growing vaccine business including Gardasil for human papillomavirus. Its research arm, Merck Research Laboratories, focuses on discovering and developing therapies for cancer and neurodegenerative diseases. Merck also markets animal health products. Through its science-driven approach, Merck aims to deliver innovative products and therapies that improve patient outcomes worldwide.

Ferguson Ventures is a corporate venture capital arm focused on investing in early to late-stage companies operating within Connected Ecosystems, Digital Experiences, and Emerging Technology sectors. It aims to drive innovation and enable growth across the commercial and residential construction industries by partnering with and investing in companies that can add value to its partners and scale across its customer base.

Curaleaf is a vertically integrated cannabis operator known for quality, expertise, and reliability. It cultivates, processes, markets, and dispenses cannabis products across medical and adult-use markets in the United States.

Bentley Systems develops software for infrastructure engineering professionals, enabling design, construction, and operations management. Its solutions include MicroStation for modeling and visualization, ProjectWise for project information management, AssetWise for asset lifecycle management, and SYNCHRO XR for immersive digital construction experiences. Bentley serves engineers, architects, contractors, and operators, with a focus on core specialty areas like bridge or rail design.

Gimv is a European investment company focused on private equity and venture capital. Founded in 1980 and headquartered in Antwerp, Belgium, it operates across Belgium, France, Germany, the Netherlands, and Switzerland. Gimv targets investments in a diversified range of sectors, including business-to-business services, financial services, healthcare, information technology, telecommunications, manufacturing, life sciences, and other technology-enabled sectors, with a focus on European opportunities. The firm emphasizes building long-term equity partnerships to support growth and value creation in portfolio companies.

Qualcomm Ventures is the corporate venture capital arm of Qualcomm Incorporated, established in 2000. As a global investor, it targets early‑stage technology companies across the wireless ecosystem and related fields, including mobile, AI, IoT, cybersecurity, cloud, AR/VR, robotics, healthcare, and smart infrastructure. Qualcomm Ventures leverages Qualcomm’s resources, relationships, and technical expertise to help portfolio companies grow. The firm oversees a portfolio of more than 150 active companies and has supported numerous exits exceeding a billion dollars, reflecting its alignment with Qualcomm’s core products and strategic markets.

TPG Biotech is a division of TPG, a global private investment firm, focused on growth equity and venture capital investments in the biotechnology sector. The company specializes in pharmaceutical discovery and development, medical technology, diagnostics, and healthcare services, as well as the industrial applications of biotechnology. By leveraging the extensive resources and expertise of TPG, TPG Biotech aims to support innovative companies that are advancing the fields of life sciences and healthcare. The firm actively seeks to invest in businesses that demonstrate significant potential for growth and innovation, positioning itself as a key player in the biotechnology investment landscape.

Eli Lilly and Company is a global pharmaceutical leader engaged in the discovery, development, manufacture, and sale of medicines. It operates facilities in the United States, Puerto Rico, and many other countries, with products sold in about 135 countries. The company focuses on therapies in neuroscience, cardiometabolic, cancer, and immunology, and also conducts research in animal health and animal agriculture. Lilly supports patient outcomes and education through a philanthropic foundation that funds programs in underserved communities, including STEM education in Indianapolis.

Founded in 1849, Pfizer is a global pharmaceutical company dedicated to discovering and developing safe, effective, and affordable medicines. With a broad portfolio across various therapeutic areas, Pfizer focuses on wellness, prevention, treatment, and cures for diseases, including investments in emerging technologies to shape the future of healthcare.

Global Infrastructure Partners is an independent global infrastructure investor and fund manager established in 2006. It targets core infrastructure assets in energy, transportation, digital infrastructure, water and waste management, with operations spanning Europe, North America and beyond. The firm emphasizes a disciplined investment approach built on proprietary deal origination, thorough due diligence, strong stakeholder relationships, and clear value creation opportunities, while integrating ESG considerations to enhance long-term value for communities and investors.

InfraVia Capital Partners is an independent investment firm founded in 2008 and based in Paris, France, specializing in European mid-cap infrastructure assets and growth capital in B2B technology. The firm manages more than €5 billion in assets and pursues opportunities across infrastructure, telecommunications, energy transition, healthcare, social infrastructure, transportation, and smart mobility, while also backing growth-stage B2B tech companies through Series B and later rounds.

Siparex is a private equity investment group based in Lyon, France, founded in 1977. It focuses on investing in start-ups and mid-market companies across various sectors, including software, manufacturing, e-commerce, life sciences, and healthcare services, primarily in the United States and Western Europe. Over its 30-year history, Siparex has grown to become one of the independent leaders in the private equity space, having listed shares of its original company on the stock market and expanded internationally. The firm manages several funds, including those dedicated to buyouts and venture capital, with investments typically ranging from EUR 2.5 million to EUR 10 million in companies with revenues between EUR 15 million and EUR 200 million. Siparex aims to support the development of its portfolio companies through strategic investments and operational guidance.

Hearst Communications is a multinational, diversified media and information company that publishes newspapers and magazines, operates television and radio stations, and owns cable networks. It provides information, analytics, and workflow solutions to finance, healthcare, and transportation markets. The group oversees a portfolio of consumer brands such as Harper's Bazaar, Cosmopolitan, Esquire, Elle, and O, The Oprah Magazine, and has holdings in Hearst Television and in major cable networks, including ESPN and A+E Networks. Founded in 1887, the company is based in New York City.

McKesson Ventures is the corporate venture capital arm of McKesson Corporation that invests in healthcare technology and services companies across early to growth stages. Based in San Francisco, it seeks minority investments to support digital health and technology-enabled services that improve healthcare delivery for pharma, pharmacy, providers, and patients. The firm targets opportunities in healthcare information technology, health tech, and healthcare systems, with a focus on innovative direct-to-consumer health care and new clinical services, aiming to back ventures that enhance efficiency and care outcomes across the health care economy.

Insight Partners is a global private equity and venture capital firm founded in 1995 that acts as a software investor, partnering with growth-stage technology and software companies. The firm concentrates on Fintech, Cybersecurity, AI/ML, DevOps, and Healthcare, providing capital and hands-on support to help management teams scale. Headquartered in New York City with offices in London, Tel Aviv, and Palo Alto, Insight Partners has more than $75 billion in assets under management, has invested in over 750 companies worldwide, and more than 55 portfolio companies have reached an IPO.

NODWIN Gaming is a leading esports and gaming company based in Gurugram, India. It operates an esports platform and produces events and related services, including content production, talent management, sponsorships and brand integration, enabling scalable fan experiences and monetization across the global gaming and media market. The company focuses on sports entertainment centered on esports, working with professional athletes, teams, creators and audiences, and operates across South Asia, Singapore, the Middle East and Turkey. It is a subsidiary of Nazara Technologies, reflecting its role within a larger ecosystem of gaming and live entertainment IPs.

Verizon Communications is a global broadband and telecommunications company that provides communications, information, and entertainment products and services to consumers, businesses, and government participants worldwide. Its Consumer segment offers wireless service plans, mobile devices, home Internet, video, and voice services, as well as wireless-enabled connected devices. The Business segment delivers network connectivity, private networking, cloud and software-defined networking, Internet protocol-based voice, unified communications, collaboration tools, and security and managed services, along with installation and support. Verizon maintains a nationwide wireless network, provides fixed broadband through fiber, and sells network access to mobile virtual network operators. The company serves mass market, business, government, and wholesale customers, and pursues partnerships across devices and services. Headquartered in New York, Verizon also operates a venture arm that invests in early-stage technologies to accelerate adoption within its ecosystem, and participates in philanthropic programs focused on education and community welfare.

BP Ventures is a venture capital firm established in 2007, investing in private technology companies to accelerate innovation across the energy sector. With over $400 million invested across more than 40 entities and over 200 co-investors, BP Ventures focuses on Oil & Gas Value Chain, Low Carbon Technologies & Fuels, and Energy Usage & Trading, delivering near-term business value while backing breakthrough innovations for a sustainable future.

Harbert Management is a privately owned investment management firm focused on alternative asset classes, with headquarters in Birmingham, Alabama, and offices across the United States and Europe. Established in 1993, it manages investments across private equity, venture capital, real estate, mezzanine debt, and related strategies. The firm targets value-enhancement real estate through its US Real Estate and European Real Estate platforms and serves a broad client base including foundations and endowments, funds of funds, pension funds, financial institutions, insurance companies, family offices, and high-net-worth individuals. It operates through dedicated investment teams in multiple cities to source and analyze opportunities, and its structure includes subsidiaries such as a venture capital affiliate. The firm emphasizes disciplined, principle-based investing and a global reach to access diverse markets and opportunities.

Axel Springer is a leading global media company with a strong presence in over 40 countries. Founded in 1946 by Axel Springer, the company initially focused on print publishing but has since expanded into digital platforms and services. Today, Axel Springer operates as a diversified media business, offering informative and entertaining journalism alongside marketing and classifieds segments. The company is committed to accelerating its digital transformation, investing in strategic acquisitions, and fostering innovation through partnerships with digital start-ups.

Philips is a global technology company focused on health technology and improving people’s health and well-being through meaningful innovation. It offers a broad portfolio spanning diagnostic imaging, ultrasound, image-guided therapy, patient monitoring, health informatics, and consumer health products, as well as home care devices. The company operates across three segments—diagnosis and treatment, connected care, and personal health—and also develops lighting and consumer electronics for everyday use. Philips serves hospitals, clinics, and homes, applying advanced technologies to support prevention, diagnosis, treatment, and home-based care while pursuing sustainable, user-centered solutions.

Jushi Holdings is a multi-state cannabis company that develops and operates retail locations under brands such as Hijinks, The Bank, and The Lab. It also engages in cultivation, processing, and distribution of cannabis products for both medical and adult-use markets.

Exclusive Networks is a global provider of cybersecurity services and digital infrastructure solutions. The company delivers managed security services, cloud and infrastructure as a service, and allied professional, marketing, and training services to help organizations build trusted digital environments. It operates within the Exclusive Group ecosystem, combining a cybersecurity brand with data center capabilities and a worldwide services network, and supports partners with implementation and ongoing support as well as financing and leasing options. The group has a wide geographic footprint, with more than 60 offices across five continents and a presence in 100 countries, enabling disruptive distribution and rapid growth of innovative technologies.

Animoca Brands is a venture capital firm focused on driving digital property rights to gamers and internet users through non-fungible tokens (NFTs). It leverages gamification and blockchain technology to develop, market, and invest in mobile applications, games, and additional products centered around educational learning, ensuring transparency, security, and new business models.

American Express Ventures is the corporate venture capital arm of American Express, focused on investing in startups to expand American Express's capabilities in consumer commerce and B2B services. The firm is stage agnostic after seed and seeks opportunities both domestically and internationally. It targets areas including consumer commerce with emphasis on mobile, consumer payments, marketplaces, lending, loyalty and digital marketing products; business-to-business services such as business payments, process automation, lending and small business services; and core capabilities such as servicing, customer acquisition, fraud detection, security, data analytics and underwriting. It invests in fintech and related sectors to enhance American Express's core platform. It is based in Palo Alto with an additional office in New York.

Optum is a healthcare services and innovation company dedicated to improving health outcomes. It offers a range of services including family medicine, mental health care, and specialized therapies for rare diseases. Optum also provides healthcare financial services and technology solutions to health plan providers.

iCON Infrastructure is an independent investment group based in London that focuses on infrastructure assets in Europe and North America. Founded in 2004, it builds a diversified portfolio across sectors including transport, utilities, telecoms, energy, environment and social infrastructure, covering water, energy generation, distribution and storage. Supported by a network of senior industry professionals, the firm concentrates on long-term value creation through active management and invests in infrastructure projects and assets with potential for sustainable impact.

Prosus is the international internet assets division of Naspers. The global investment group is the largest consumer internet company in Europe, and among the largest technology investors in the world, operating across a variety of platforms and geographies. Prosus is a unique blend of venture capital and operating company that funds, acquires, builds and scales technology businesses. It combines venture capital investing with deep operational experience in the Americas, Asia, Europe, the Middle East and Africa. The company has meaningful investments in Tencent, Mail.ru, Ctrip.com International Limited, and DeliveryHero. Prosus has a primary listing on Euronext Amsterdam (AEX:PRX) and a secondary listing on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange (XJSE:PRX), and is majority owned by Naspers.

Ara Partners is an investment firm focused on industrial decarbonization, targeting ventures in energy efficiency, renewable energy, industrial process electrification, waste management, and sustainable chemicals. It provides growth capital and strategic support to help portfolio companies expand and improve environmental performance across industrial and manufacturing, chemicals and materials, energy efficiency and fuels, and food and agriculture sectors. Founded in 2017 and based in Houston, the firm has offices in Boston, Washington, D.C., and Dublin, and pursues opportunities that build and scale enterprises with meaningful decarbonization impact.

Lockheed Martin Ventures, established in 2014, is a venture capital arm of Lockheed Martin Corporation. It focuses on investing in early-stage companies specializing in advanced technologies such as autonomous systems, cybersecurity, space technologies, and artificial intelligence.

Novo Holdings is a Danish holding and investment firm managing the assets of the Novo Nordisk Foundation. Established in 1999, it invests globally in life science companies at all stages of development, with a portfolio also including equities, bonds, real estate, and infrastructure.

Tiny is a cloud-based business management system (ERP) designed for micro and small enterprises. It automates routine business processes such as issuing electronic invoices, receiving requests from e-commerce sites, inventory control, financial control, and billing. Founded in 2012 and based in Bento Gonçalves, Brazil.

Founded in 2024, Amplio focuses on investing in business services and IT & technology services. It employs a buy-and-build strategy to drive long-term growth in markets driven by sustainable solutions, digital efficiency, and smart urbanization.

Infracapital is a European infrastructure investment firm headquartered in London, focusing on core infrastructure assets across utilities, energy, transportation, and social infrastructure. The firm targets investments in utilities such as water, gas, metering; independent power producers and energy traders, electricity transmission and storage; renewable projects including wind and solar; transportation assets such as ports, airports, toll roads, bridges; and social infrastructure like waste management, healthcare and educational facilities, government accommodation, and communications infrastructure. It pursues greenfield opportunities in the energy sector and has an emphasis on Europe, particularly the United Kingdom, Continental Europe, and Western Europe. Infracapital aims to take controlling stakes and board positions in its investments and operates as part of M&G Investments, the UK and European investment management arm of Prudential.

Eurazeo SE is a private equity and venture capital firm specializing in growth capital, acquisitions, leveraged buyouts, and buyins of a private company, and investments in mid-market and listed public companies. The firm seeks to invest in medium-sized or large companies, SMEs, high growth companies, and real estate management and investment activities. It does not have any restrictions regarding the sectors in which it invests but prefers to invest in services, leisure and mobility, real estate, fintech, investment activities, distribution, industry, luxury, consumer goods, business services, consumer and retail brands, and health sectors. The firm seeks to invest in consumer brands with a focus on beauty, personal care, household care, juvenile products, apparel, wellness, accessories, home, jewelry, leisure, health, fitness, beverage, and food companies based in United States and Europe. It typically invests in companies with a differentiated concept and global growth potential. The firm identifies companies upstream, carefully selecting them primarily from sectors driven by digital transformation and focusing on changes in lifestyle and consumption (mobility, online buying, collaboration models, etc.). The firm invests in large properties in need of restructuring; residential, commercial, and office development projects; and companies with real estate assets in Western Europe. It primarily invests in United States, France, Italy, North America and other European countries. The firm typically invests between $10 million and €800 million ($892.55 million) in companies with enterprise values of more than €150/200 million ($163.74 million/$218.30 million) and €5000 million ($7108.9 million). It limits each investment to less than 10 percent to 15 percent of its net asset value. The firm can also invest where its equity or quasi-equity stake is between €175 million ($195.25 million) and €800 million ($892.55 million). The firm prefers to make investments with transactions above $100 million as co-investments. It prefers to acquire majority stakes in its portfolio companies along with minority stakes. The firm may invest in public companies either taking the public company to private, and then doing a leveraged buyout or in the form of private investment in public equity (PIPE). The firm invests for a period of five to seven years. It exits its investment by sale to a manufacturer, sale to a financial investor, or through an IPO. Eurazeo SE was founded in 1969 and is based in Paris, France with additional offices in North America, Asia, Europe and South America.

Phoenix Games acquires and supports game development studios worldwide. It helps studio founders achieve financial success while fostering creative growth by offering expertise and facilitating collaboration among teams.

Invision AG is a private equity and venture capital firm based in Zug, Switzerland, with additional offices in Germany. Established in 1997, Invision specializes in seed investments, leveraged buyouts, and growth capital for small and medium-sized enterprises, primarily in the DACH region (Germany, Austria, Switzerland) and neighboring countries. The firm focuses on various sectors, including education, information technology, telecommunications, medical technology, and innovative services, investing in companies with revenues between €5 million and €100 million and enterprise values from €20 million to €100 million. Invision typically takes a majority stake in its portfolio companies and seeks to hold investments for three to five years, often taking a board seat to guide growth. Since its inception, Invision has invested in over 60 businesses, enhancing their growth potential and delivering significant returns to investors. The firm also manages affiliate companies specializing in asset management and market research.

United Fintech acquires and scales innovative fintech companies specializing in capital market technologies. It offers a centralized platform combining fintech, regtech, and captech options, enabling banks, hedge funds, and asset managers to automate workflows, ease onboarding, deliver efficiencies, and save costs.

Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners is a multinational team specializing in regulated infrastructure and renewable energy investments. The firm brings extensive experience in corporate finance, mergers and acquisitions, engineering, project development and project management, with many partners having held senior positions at major energy companies. CIP focuses on developing and investing in energy infrastructure across Europe, Asia and North America, including offshore and onshore wind, solar, transmission and other renewables, as well as related assets such as biomass and hydro storage. The group emphasizes long-term ownership and value creation through hands-on project delivery and operational management, aiming to deploy capital into sustainable infrastructure with durable cash flows and positive environmental impact.

Founded in 2016, Motive Partners is a New York-based investment firm focused on financial technology. With additional offices in London, it invests in technology-enabled businesses across North America and Western Europe, aiming to create long-term value and transform markets.

UnitedHealth Group Ventures is the corporate venture capital arm of UnitedHealth Group, focusing on investments in healthcare startups. The firm invests in businesses that enhance accessibility and affordability of healthcare services, with a particular interest in technology applications, new market entrants, and cost transparency initiatives.

Founded in 2006, Apposite Capital is a London-based investment firm specializing in the healthcare sector across Europe. They provide operational support and strategic guidance alongside capital to build market-leading companies, tailoring investments to each company's needs.

Bauer Venture Partners is the corporate venture capital unit of Bauer Media Group, headquartered in Hamburg, Germany. It pursues strategic investments across Europe in technology, digital media, and publishing-related sectors, focusing on Germany, the Nordics, and the United Kingdom. The firm employs a stage-agnostic approach, backing startups and growth-stage companies in areas such as enabling technologies, advertising and marketing, monetization, content-management, and mobile, as well as consumer applications and fintech platforms. In e-commerce, it targets asset-light marketplaces and aggregators, and often supports native or web-based consumer solutions. The objective is to realize exits within a four-to-seven-year horizon.