New Venture Capital Funds

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Latest Deals in New Venture Capital Funds

$0.697896M
Dealflowagent, an AI-native investment bank founded in 2024, has raised €646.2k ($750k) to enhance its platform and expand its team. The funding round was led by Long Journey, a San Francisco-based venture fund, and included angel investment from a former Temenos employee. The company specializes in M&A advisory for businesses with annual revenues between €1.15 million and €34.5 million, targeting overlooked deals in essential service sectors. Dealflowagent has completed 22 transactions to date, utilizing a proprietary AI matchmaking platform to streamline the M&A process.
Investors: Long Journey
New Venture Capital Funds Mar 6, 2026
$90.72M
Seraphim Space, a London-based spacetech investment firm, has closed its oversubscribed early-stage venture fund, exceeding its €84 million ($100 million) target. Key investors include the British Business Bank and the National Security Strategic Investment Fund. The fund aims to support seed and Series A ventures, focusing on companies leveraging spacetech and AI to disrupt the global economy. Seraphim has backed 17 companies and has a portfolio that has raised over €11.4 billion, with nine achieving unicorn status.
Investors: British Business Bank, National Security Strategic Investment Fund
New Venture Capital Funds Feb 26, 2026
$100M
Seraphim Space, a UK-based venture capital investment group focused on space technology, has closed its latest fund with over $100 million. The fund supports 17 companies leveraging advanced space tech and AI to address challenges in defense, climate tech, life sciences, and infrastructure for the space economy. Key investors include the British Business Bank and the National Security Strategic Investment Fund. CEO Mark Boggett emphasizes the fund's role in driving innovation for long-term benefits to the planet.
Investors: British Business Bank, National Security Strategic Investment Fund
New Venture Capital Funds Feb 26, 2026
$12960M
European VC investment in AI startups surpassed €12 billion in 2023, significantly narrowing the funding gap with the US. This funding is crucial for retaining AI talent in Europe, allowing researchers to build locally rather than moving to Silicon Valley. Initiatives from France, Germany, and the UK, along with the European Investment Fund's support for AI-focused venture funds, have fostered a more robust ecosystem for AI development.
New Venture Capital Funds Feb 24, 2026
$1300M
Peak XV has raised $1.3 billion for its India and Asia-focused funds, aiming to invest primarily in AI, fintech, and consumer startups over the next two to three years. The firm now manages over $10 billion in assets and has 450+ portfolio companies. This funding comes amid increased global interest in India's tech sector, highlighted by General Catalyst's commitment to invest $5 billion in the country. Peak XV has returned over $7 billion to investors since inception.
Investors: General Catalyst
New Venture Capital Funds Feb 23, 2026
$110M
DBS Bank and Granite Asia have launched a $110 million AI-focused IPO fund aimed at supporting startups in Southeast Asia, which face limited funding options compared to Western economies. The partnership, lasting three years, seeks to invest early in promising companies and foster long-term relationships. Granite Asia, managing the fund, has $10 billion in assets and has supported 65 IPOs globally. This initiative aims to create a thriving ecosystem for Asia's founders, addressing the capital gap in the region's tech and AI sectors.
Investors: Granite Asia
New Venture Capital Funds Feb 23, 2026
$3250M
Battery Ventures has closed a new $3.25 billion fund, Battery Ventures XV, aimed at supporting technology companies globally, particularly in the U.S., Europe, and Israel. The oversubscribed fund will focus on both venture capital and buyout markets, following 15 exit events in 2025 and over $10 billion in liquidity realized in the past five years.
New Venture Capital Funds Feb 21, 2026
$1300M
Peak XV has raised $1.3 billion for its India and Asia-focused funds, aiming to enhance its investments in artificial intelligence and cross-border opportunities. The firm, which manages over $10 billion in assets, plans to allocate most of this capital to India over the next two to three years. Peak XV, which split from Sequoia Capital in 2023, has over 450 portfolio companies across various sectors, including fintech and software.
New Venture Capital Funds Feb 20, 2026
$3250M
Battery Ventures has raised $3.25 billion for its latest fund, Battery Ventures XV, in just four months, with 80% coming from existing investors. The firm, based in Boston, aims to invest in software applications, AI, and cybersecurity, despite market turbulence. With over $10 billion in returns over the past five years, Battery's strategy focuses on adapting to AI disruptions rather than retreating, showcasing confidence in technology's enduring role in business.
New Venture Capital Funds Feb 18, 2026
$425M
Frist Cressey Ventures, a Nashville-based venture capital firm focused on healthcare services, has raised its fourth fund totaling $425 million. The firm aims to address challenges in the $3 trillion health services sector, particularly in rural healthcare, where previous investments have struggled. Key investors include Bill Sheahan from MedStar Health, highlighting the potential of AI and automation in improving healthcare technology.
Investors: Bill Sheahan
New Venture Capital Funds Feb 18, 2026
$650M
Dragonfly Capital has successfully closed its fourth fund at $650 million, distinguishing itself during a challenging period for the crypto industry. The firm has made timely investments in category leaders like Polymarket and Rain, which helped attract backers. Founded in 2018 by Alex Pack and Bo Feng, Dragonfly has evolved to focus on the convergence of crypto and fintech, adapting to the changing landscape of digital finance.
New Venture Capital Funds Feb 18, 2026
$10000M
Thrive Capital has launched its largest fund, Thrive X, with $10 billion, nearly doubling its previous fund size. The fund allocates $1 billion for early-stage investments and $9 billion for growth-stage companies, emphasizing a long-term commitment to a select number of founders. Notable portfolio companies include OpenAI, Stripe, and SpaceX. The firm aims to support transformative technology shifts, particularly in AI, and anticipates potential IPOs that could significantly benefit investors.
New Venture Capital Funds Feb 18, 2026
$5.4M
Tenet, a Berlin-based investment firm, has launched with a target of €80 million for its debut fund, having raised a third of this amount so far. The firm focuses on 'AI roll-ups' in Europe, investing at the inception stage to enhance efficiency in professional services through AI. Its first investment is €5 million in Taxforce, a German tax advisory platform. Tenet aims to address the digital gap in Europe, where AI adoption in small businesses lags significantly behind the US.
New Venture Capital Funds Feb 18, 2026
$170M
Karmel Capital Management has successfully closed its latest opportunity fund, raising approximately $170 million in total capital commitments. This marks the largest fundraising effort to date for the San Diego-based alternative investment management firm, which focuses on AI strategies.
New Venture Capital Funds Feb 15, 2026
$500M
Seligman Ventures, a new venture arm of the $30 billion investment firm Seligman, has launched with a $500 million fund focused on early-stage AI investments. Led by Umesh Padval, the fund aims to address the challenges of inflated valuations in late-stage funding by emphasizing early-stage opportunities in AI infrastructure, cybersecurity, and cloud technology. Key investors include Paul Wick and Padval, who believe in maintaining a disciplined investment approach.
Investors: Paul Wick, Umesh Padval
New Venture Capital Funds Feb 12, 2026
$129.6M
Paris-based venture capital firm Elaia has announced the first close of its fifth digital venture fund (DV5) at €120 million, with plans to scale to €300 million. The fund will support European B2B technology startups from pre-seed to Series B, with investments ranging from €1 million to €15 million. Key investors include Bpifrance, MACSF, and BNP Paribas. Elaia aims to supercharge high-growth companies in Europe, particularly in AI and industrial tech.
Investors: Bpifrance, MACSF, BNP Paribas
New Venture Capital Funds Feb 12, 2026
$625M
Primary Ventures, a New York-based venture firm, has closed a $625 million Fund V focused on seed-stage investments across the U.S. The fund aims to invest between $5 million and $10 million in 40 to 50 startups over the next three years, addressing the growing seed market. The firm has already invested in three startups and manages approximately $1.65 billion in assets, with a diverse portfolio including companies in consumer tech, fintech, and healthcare.
New Venture Capital Funds Feb 11, 2026
$810M
Kembara, founded in 2023 by Javier Santiso and Yann de Vries, has raised €750 million towards its €1 billion growth fund, making it the largest deep-tech-focused fund in Europe. The fund aims to address the funding gap for deep tech companies in Europe, investing up to €100 million in sectors like AI, quantum computing, and clean energy. Key backers include the European Investment Fund, and the firm seeks to support local innovations and prevent them from moving overseas.
Investors: European Investment Fund
New Venture Capital Funds Feb 5, 2026
$655.56M
Baltic startups have raised €607 million in 2025, an increase from €505 million in 2024, driven by founders from Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania. This funding addresses early-stage investment needs, particularly in AI and other innovative sectors, as highlighted in a report by FIRSTPICK and Practica Capital.
New Venture Capital Funds Feb 4, 2026
$655.56M
Baltic startups have raised €607 million in 2025, an increase from €505 million in 2024, driven by founders from Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania. This funding addresses early-stage investment needs, particularly in AI and other innovative sectors, as highlighted in a report by FIRSTPICK and Practica Capital.
New Venture Capital Funds Feb 4, 2026