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Capmont Technology launches 100-million-euro fund for B2B tech startups

Capmont Technology launches 100-million-euro fund for B2B tech startups

Das Team von Capmont Technology

Das Team von Capmont Technology

Maximilian Feigl

Maximilian Feigl

The Munich venture capital firm Capmont Technology has announced the launch of its new 100-million-euro fund. The capital is now available for B2B startups in the growth phase.

September 28, 2024

2 min. read time

Capmont Technology invests in high-tech startups that already demonstrate initial customer traction and offer measurable added value – particularly in industrial tech, enterprise SaaS, and robotics. The investor pursues a value-driven investment strategy: it invests exclusively in companies that provide their customers with substantial and measurable added value as well as clear returns. In addition to financial support, the Capmont team also provides assistance in all phases, from market entry strategy to the next major growth step. The VC’s network includes additional institutional investors, family offices, and companies from the DACH region as well as the USA.

With the new fund, the total assets under management of the company, founded in 2016, will increase to approximately 300 million euros. Through it, Capmont aims to invest in startups from the post-seed to series B phase, with initial amounts between two and five million euros. Capmont’s portfolio also includes startups from Munich, such as Konux and ProGlove.

Torsten Kreindl, managing partner at Capmont Technology, emphasizes:

“The startup world is fiercely competitive, but full of opportunities for collaboration. We don’t just provide capital – we open doors to decision-makers and customers and stand by our founders at all times.”

And Matthias Roth, partner at Capmont Technology, adds:

“Particularly in the industrial tech sector, we see immense potential for investments that not only generate real impact but also enable above-average returns. We are looking for founders who perfect the interplay between resource efficiency and maximum output – and thereby shape the future.”

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