Led · Series B · Jul 2026

Founded in 2024 by Dusan Komar, Dennis Weinbender and Laslo Horvath, Ominimo builds and distributes motor insurance products combining insurance expertise, data science and software development. The company uses highly segmented, data-driven pricing and proprietary insurance technology to improve pricing accuracy, automate operations and simplify the customer experience. It works with established insurance, distribution and claims partners while progressing toward obtaining its own insurance licence. Ominimo reported rapid growth in annualised gross written premium run-rate: approximately €26.3 million in 2024, €157.8 million in 2025, and currently about €306.8 million. The company is profitable, employs about 130 people—around two-thirds in data science or software development—and plans to grow headcount to roughly 150 by year-end. It launched in Hungary in 2024 and expanded into Poland, the Netherlands and Sweden, and is preparing to enter Belgium, Romania, Spain, Italy, France and the United States, targeting U.S. operations in 2027.

Led · Debt Financing · Jun 2026

R.Power develops and operates utility-scale battery energy storage systems as part of a fast-growing multi-technology portfolio. It is advancing construction of the 127 MW/254 MWh Scorniçesti standalone BESS in Olt County, Romania, which is under construction and expected to enter operation in late 2026 or early 2027. The Scorniçesti project is co-owned with Eiffel Investment Group via its Eiffel Transition Infrastructure fund and has a long-term optimisation contract with regional trading partner GEN-I. R.Power recently also announced financing for a 150 MW/300 MWh Jedwabno BESS in Poland. The company has ongoing financing relationships with EBRD, BGK and PKO Bank Polski, which are supporting its current project development and construction activities.

Participated · Series B · Apr 2026

Alcatraz develops the Rock™, an AI-driven physical access control solution that authenticates people as they walk past entry points without taking photographs or storing biometric images. The company positions its technology as privacy-first facial authentication (not surveillance), designed to meet GDPR, CCPA, BIPA, and other compliance requirements. Its customers include leading AI data centers, major U.S. airports, energy companies, Fortune 100 enterprises, NFL teams, and top universities. In 2025 the company reported rapid adoption metrics: more than 300% year-over-year growth in data center adoption, 200% growth in new enterprise customers, and a fivefold expansion across Fortune 500 deployments. Alcatraz has raised over $100 million in total capital and plans to use the new funding to expand into new verticals and international markets and to grow its team.

Led · Equity · Mar 2026

Green Genius develops, builds and operates solar, wind, biogas and biomethane projects across multiple European markets. The company reports a total renewable energy project portfolio of about 3.1 GW and an Italian solar pipeline of roughly 650 MW of planned capacity. Of the Italian portfolio, 170 MW has reached ready-to-build status and is currently in a sale process. Green Genius says it assesses each project individually to determine whether to construct the asset or realise value through a sale, allowing recovery of capital before construction. The company is pursuing organic growth alongside selective sales of developed projects and targeted investments that create long-term value. The recent development financing is intended to increase project readiness while maintaining capital flexibility.

Participated · Series A · Mar 2026

Saltz provides a browser- and mobile-based platform that consolidates supplier catalogues, purchasing, payments, and logistics for the food-service industry. By eliminating traditional intermediaries, the service gives restaurants clearer pricing and simpler procurement workflows. The marketplace currently spans 20 countries and offers chefs access to thousands of fresh and frozen meat and seafood SKUs from vetted suppliers. Saltz’s founding team previously built B2B marketplaces at Oberlo and Shopify and identified the food sector’s lack of infrastructure for direct, cross-border trade. With its new capital, the company intends to accelerate European expansion and enhance the technology underpinning international transactions. Hiring across engineering, product, sales, and operations is also planned as the platform scales.