New Venture Capital Funds

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Latest Deals in New Venture Capital Funds

$100M
Corazon Capital, a Chicago-based venture capital firm, has closed its fourth fund at $100 million. This fund will focus on pre-seed, seed, and Series A startups, particularly those that are AI-native and designed around enduring human behaviors. The investment aims to support innovative consumer companies in the AI space.
New Venture Capital Funds Apr 1, 2026
$1512M
The Italian venture capital ecosystem has evolved significantly, with investments quadrupling to €1.4 billion in 2025, despite a decline in the number of transactions. The median deal size has doubled to €1 million, reflecting a maturation of the market. However, Italy's per capita VC investment remains low compared to Europe and the US. Key investors include institutional players like CDP and EIF, but domestic capital dominates at 71%. The report highlights the need for corporate participation and an international perspective to strengthen the industry.
Investors: CDP, EIF
New Venture Capital Funds Mar 30, 2026
Audos.com has acquired No Cap and launched its first cohort of entrepreneurs focused on building revenue-generating AI-native businesses. This initiative aims to support everyday founders outside the traditional venture capital model, providing them with AI tools, mentorship, and flexible funding. The company is backed by a team with experience from Prehype, BarkBox, and Ro.
New Venture Capital Funds Mar 28, 2026
$2000M
New York-based Thrive Holdings, an offshoot of Thrive Capital, is raising at least $2 billion to acquire and upgrade businesses in traditional service sectors using AI. The firm has secured approximately $1 billion in initial commitments and is exploring an additional $1 billion due to strong investor demand. Thrive Holdings operates Crete Professionals Alliance and Shield Technology Partners, employing over 1,000 people and serving more than 10,000 clients.
New Venture Capital Funds Mar 27, 2026
$300M
Futurepresent, a German-US venture firm, has launched with a $300 million debut fund, backing 14 companies focused on AI applications in various industries. The firm emphasizes close relationships with founders and faster decision-making, leveraging the partners' extensive experience. Key investments include General Intuition for robotics, Skalar for tax advisory automation, and Isidor for AI infrastructure.
New Venture Capital Funds Mar 26, 2026
$300M
German VC firm Futurepresent has launched its Fund I with a total of $300 million after a year of stealth investments. The firm focuses on building strong relationships with founders rather than scaling platforms, having already invested in 14 companies across AI applications in various industries. Key investments include General Intuition, Skalar, and Isidor, addressing challenges in spatiotemporal reasoning, autonomous tax services, and AI infrastructure. The firm aims to bridge the US and European markets for globally minded founders.
New Venture Capital Funds Mar 25, 2026
$3500M
Kleiner Perkins, based in Menlo Park, has raised $3.5 billion across two funds: a $1 billion early-stage fund and a $2.5 billion growth fund. This funding aims to support AI-driven startups at various stages, from early development to scaling. The firm focuses on sectors like healthcare, cybersecurity, and productivity tools, positioning itself as a key player in the AI super-cycle. Notable portfolio companies include Google and Amazon.
New Venture Capital Funds Mar 25, 2026
$3500M
Kleiner Perkins has raised $3.5 billion to invest in artificial intelligence-driven companies, with $1 billion for its early-stage fund and $2.5 billion for growth-stage investments. This funding aims to support high-inflection, category-defining businesses as investor interest in AI grows.
New Venture Capital Funds Mar 25, 2026
$20M
BKR Capital, based in Toronto, has raised CA$20 million (approximately US$14.5 million) for its second fund, Black Innovation Fund II, targeting a total of CA$50 million. The fund aims to address funding gaps for black-led technology startups, which received only 0.15% of total venture capital in Canada in 2025. Key investors include the Royal Bank of Canada and the Business Development Bank of Canada. Founded in 2021, BKR Capital focuses on high-growth technology companies and has already begun deploying capital from the new fund.
Investors: Royal Bank of Canada, Business Development Bank of Canada
New Venture Capital Funds Mar 25, 2026
$3500M
Kleiner Perkins, a prominent U.S. venture firm, has raised $3.5 billion in fresh capital across two funds, significantly up from its previous $2 billion fundraise. The firm aims to invest in early-stage and late-stage growth AI startups, having previously backed companies like Together AI and Anthropic. This funding comes at a time when exits are rare, but Kleiner Perkins has seen returns from IPOs like Figma.
New Venture Capital Funds Mar 25, 2026
$232M
Air Street Capital, founded by Nathan Benaich, has raised $232 million for its Fund III, making it Europe's largest solo GP venture fund. The firm focuses on AI-first companies in North America and Europe, leading early-stage investments with checks ranging from $500,000 to $15 million. With this funding, Air Street aims to drive technological innovation and has established a broader AI ecosystem through various initiatives.
New Venture Capital Funds Mar 24, 2026
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New Venture Capital Funds Mar 24, 2026
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New Venture Capital Funds Mar 24, 2026
$2900M
Virginia startups raised a record $2.9 billion in venture capital in 2025, marking the largest annual total in the state's history. This funding addresses the growing needs in sectors like national security, defense technology, and artificial intelligence. The Virginia Innovation Partnership Corporation (VIPC) highlighted this milestone as validation of efforts to attract investors and retain talent. The National Venture Capital Association noted that investment in Virginia has roughly doubled since VIPC's inception.
New Venture Capital Funds Mar 24, 2026
$232M
Air Street Capital, based in London, has raised a $232 million Fund III aimed at investing in early-stage AI companies across Europe and North America. The fund, led by Nathan Beniach, will make investments ranging from $500,000 to $15 million, with some growth investments up to $25 million. This makes Air Street one of the largest solo VC funds in Europe, with a total of $400 million in assets under management.
New Venture Capital Funds Mar 23, 2026
$54M
Cloudberry Ventures, a London-based venture firm, has launched a €50 million fund to invest in deeptech startups, focusing on foundational technologies. The fund targets seed to series A stages with ticket sizes of €1-€2 million, aiming to solve problems in industrial, financial, and compute infrastructure. Key investors include Qualcomm's Ehsanul Islam, and the firm has achieved an impressive 86% gross IRR and 2.4x MOIC in 16 months with previous investments.
Investors: Ehsanul Islam
New Venture Capital Funds Mar 23, 2026
$91.8M
360 Capital has closed €85 million for its new technology transfer fund, poli360 2, which targets €100 million and focuses on early-stage deeptech startups. Key investors include the European Investment Fund and various Italian pension funds and corporates. The fund aims to make 20–25 new investments, primarily in Italy, addressing sectors like AI, cybersecurity, and sustainability. This initiative builds on the success of poli360 1, which supported 20 companies.
Investors: European Investment Fund, various Italian pension funds and corporates
New Venture Capital Funds Mar 23, 2026
$232M
Air Street Capital, a London-based venture capital firm, has raised a new $232 million fund to invest in AI-first startups across North America and Europe. This is their third fund, focusing on early-stage rounds with investments ranging from $500k to $15m, and up to $25m for later-stage companies. Founded by Nathan Benaich, the firm aims to support businesses that leverage AI to create new products and technologies, having already backed notable companies like Synthesia and Wayve.
New Venture Capital Funds Mar 23, 2026
$218.75M
Air Street Capital, a London-based venture firm led by Nathan Benaich, has raised a £175 million fund aimed at investing in 'ai-first companies' across Europe and North America. The fund will focus on early-stage investments ranging from £376,000 to £11.3 million, with select growth investments up to £19 million. Benaich emphasizes the transformative potential of AI across various industries, with previous investments including companies like Synthesia and Wayve, now valued at $4 billion and $8.6 billion, respectively.
New Venture Capital Funds Mar 23, 2026
$232M
Air Street Capital, founded by Nathan Benaich, has raised $232 million for Fund III, making it the largest solo GP venture fund in Europe. The fund focuses on investing in AI-first companies in North America and Europe, with early-stage investments ranging from $500,000 to $15 million and growth investments up to $25 million. This funding aims to support ambitious teams in a transformative technological era.
New Venture Capital Funds Mar 23, 2026