Participated · Series B · Jul 2026

Fleek operates a B2B marketplace that connects wholesale secondhand clothing suppliers and graders with retailers, resellers and boutiques worldwide, supported by proprietary AI tools. Its Fleek Sort model identifies, categorises and grades garments from images and videos to digitise inventory before listing on the marketplace. The platform also includes AI-powered pricing, search, recommendation and matching tools that continuously improve through marketplace activity. Fleek says its platform connects more than 2,000 wholesale suppliers and graders with over 50,000 retailers, resellers and boutiques across more than 100 countries and has helped keep more than 12 million clothing items in circulation. The company was founded in 2021 by Abhi Arora and Sanket Agarwal. Fleek plans to scale its technology platform, expand its engineering team and further develop AI capabilities as it grows its global network of buyers and suppliers.

Participated · Series C · May 2026

WeRoad designs group trips grouped around shared interests and travel styles, typically hosting eight- to fifteen-person groups led by younger "group leaders" rather than traditional tour guides. Founded in 2017 by Paolo De Nadai, Fabio Bin, and Erika De Santi, the company structures itineraries (most lasting 10–12 days, with shorter weekend options available) to encourage social bonding and repeat travel. WeRoad works with more than 4,000 group leaders and says roughly 60% of travelers book another trip. In 2025 it launched WeMeet, an app for local in-person gatherings; the company reports more than 50,000 attendees across 35 cities and 150,000 app downloads. Financially, WeRoad reported €130 million in revenue in 2025, up 30% year over year, and took more than 100,000 travelers on trips that year. Since launch the company says it has organized travel for over 300,000 customers across more than 1,000 itineraries globally.

Participated · Series A · Nov 2025

Launched in 2024, The Icon League operates a US-style franchise model for five-a-side football, featuring centrally drafted or transfer-window-built rosters across 14 teams. Matches are played indoors in two 12-minute halves enhanced by “Rulebreaker” elements to encourage attacking play. The league has quickly become one of the most-watched sports formats among young German-speaking audiences, generating over 1.3 billion social-media impressions in its first season and attracting up to 3 million viewers per matchday with livestream averages around 1.4 million. Live events routinely sell out arenas of up to 20,000 spectators, and several franchises have secured seven-figure investments while reporting six-figure profits. Revenue streams span ticket sales, sponsorship deals, media rights and merchandise, giving the league multiple income channels from day one. With strong engagement levels comparable to established Bundesliga clubs, the organisation aims to professionalise operations and deepen team rosters. Future plans focus on expanding the competition across Europe and building an international sports company centred on competitive integrity and a fan-first culture.

Participated · Series B · Sep 2024

Qualifyze operates a compliance and quality-assurance platform for the pharmaceutical supply chain that combines a network of auditors with a database of suppliers and buyers to track adherence to standards such as GxP, ESG, ISO, and CAPA. The company manages a network of about 250 auditors and a database covering roughly 3,000 suppliers and 1,200 customers, and it uses technology to run analytics and surface manufacturing data. While technology powers its data management and analytics, the business model remains anchored around people — some auditors are employees and others are contracted, leading Qualifyze to build its own training and vetting processes. Qualifyze plans to use new funding to expand in the U.S. and to broaden its product set with additional analytics and AI capabilities. The Frankfurt-based startup is led by founder and CEO Dr. David Schneider, a former McKinsey consultant. Financially, Qualifyze announced a $54M Series B, bringing its total raised to $84M to date and a valuation the company says is "significantly higher" than the prior $100M post-money. Qualifyze offers a digital platform that manages audits end-to-end and captures audit data at scale to check supply-chain compliance for pharmaceutical firms. Founded in 2019 and based in Frankfurt, the company centralizes supplier-audit workflows and compliance data. Qualifyze says it serves more than 1,000 pharmaceutical clients and has been more than doubling every year while remaining profitable. Leadership positions the product as creating a new category of compliance data to increase drug safety and enable better allocation of investments into supply-chain compliance beyond GxP. The company plans to use new funding to accelerate growth and to further its mission of transforming supply-chain compliance in healthcare in a sustainable, data-driven manner.

Participated · Series C · May 2021

Virtuo operates a fully digital car-rental platform that lets users book, unlock and drive Mercedes A-Class, Mercedes GLA SUVs and select Hyundai Kona EVs without visiting a rental desk or handling paperwork. Rentals can be delivered and collected at the customer’s chosen location, targeting city dwellers who forgo car ownership but need vehicles for multi-day journeys. The company reports 150,000 active users and doubled its business over the past year, buoyed by a rise in staycations and longer rental durations. Virtuo offsets 100% of its carbon footprint, aims to make 50% of its fleet electric by 2025 and 100% by 2030, and is adding a dedicated tier for business customers. Current operations span 12 French cities plus London, Manchester, Edinburgh, Barcelona, Madrid and Valencia, with Milan and Germany slated to launch soon and a goal of 10 countries by 2025. Revenue grew during 2020 despite pandemic headwinds. The new capital will fund technology enhancements, fleet expansion and broader geographic coverage.