SOFTBANK Europe Ventures

Venture Capital Berlin, Germany ·Founded 2000

Overview

SOFTBANK Europe Ventures is a venture capital firm investing in early to growth-stage technology companies across Europe and Israel. The firm focuses on sectors such as FinTech, Climate Tech, Industrial Tech, Energy, Automation, and Age Tech. It aims to support innovative startups with the potential for global expansion. The firm operates as the European venture capital arm of Japan-based SBI Holdings, leveraging its global network and resources to assist portfolio companies in scaling their businesses. SOFTBANK Europe Ventures is committed to fostering technological advancement and innovation in the European and Israeli markets. With a history of empowering entrepreneurs, the firm continues to seek out and invest in companies that demonstrate strong growth potential and a commitment to transformative technologies. Its strategic approach combines financial support with access to a broad network of industry experts and partners, facilitating the success of its portfolio companies.

Investment Focus

  • Early to growth-stage technology companies
  • Innovative solutions with global expansion potential
  • Alignment with focus sectors: FinTech, Climate Tech, Industrial Tech, Energy, Automation, Age Tech

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Frequently asked questions about SOFTBANK Europe Ventures

What sectors does SOFTBANK Europe Ventures invest in?

SOFTBANK Europe Ventures invests in Energy, FinTech, Climate Tech, Industrial Tech, Automation and Age Tech, and is based in Berlin, Germany. SOFTBANK Europe Ventures is listed as a venture capital in the ConnectSafely investor database.

What stage does SOFTBANK Europe Ventures invest at?

SOFTBANK Europe Ventures backs companies at Early Stage and Growth.

Which regions does SOFTBANK Europe Ventures invest in?

SOFTBANK Europe Ventures invests across United Kingdom, Germany, France, Italy, Denmark and Switzerland.

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