Nagoya Television Ventures
Overview
Nagoya Television Ventures is a corporate venture capital firm based in Nagoya, Japan, focusing on investing in innovative startups across various industries. Their mission is to 'change the Tokai region from the world and change the world from the Tokai region,' aiming to develop and promote new businesses that contribute to the development of local communities by collaborating with dynamic venture companies' ideas, human resources, and business promotion capabilities. They target investments in media, entertainment, video business, and internet-related fields, with a particular emphasis on seed-stage investments. Geographically, they focus on both domestic and international ventures, especially those interested in expanding into the Tokai region. Their investment size ranges from 1 million to 50 million USD, depending on the stage and potential of the startup. They are committed to fostering innovation and supporting the growth of startups that align with their strategic objectives and regional development goals.
Investment Focus
- Innovative business models
- Scalable growth potential
- Alignment with Nagoya Television Ventures' strategic objectives
- Interest in expanding into the Tokai region
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What sectors does Nagoya Television Ventures invest in?
Nagoya Television Ventures invests in Media, Entertainment, Internet Services and Video Business, and is based in 愛知県, Japan. Nagoya Television Ventures is listed as a corporate vc in the ConnectSafely investor database.
What stage does Nagoya Television Ventures invest at?
Nagoya Television Ventures backs companies at Seed, Early Stage, Series A, Series B, Growth and Late Stage, writing cheques of 1M - 50M.
Which regions does Nagoya Television Ventures invest in?
Nagoya Television Ventures invests across United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Germany, Japan and Australia.
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