Ready to invest: European VCs with fresh funds raised in H2 2025

If you’re planning to raise funding in early 2026, this is a great time to start conversations. In the second half of 2025, many European venture capital firms successfully closed new funds and are now actively looking for companies to back. While the market remains cautious, there is still plenty of new capital ready to be deployed.

Across Europe, these VCs are investing at different stages, from early-stage startups to growth rounds, and in more focused, specialized sectors. That means founders with strong ideas and clear traction still have solid opportunities to raise.

To help you focus your outreach, we’ve curated a list of European VC firms that raised new funds in Q3 and Q4 2025. The list is organized by region and highlights how much each fund raised and the types of companies it targets.

New VC funds raised in SEE (Southeast Europe)

Here’s a list of newly-raised venture funds in the SEE region (or with a strong SEE focus) in Q3 and Q4 2025:

• [Croatia] Provectus Capital Partners — Zagreb-based Provectus Capital Partners has raised €162.5M in the first close of its second Southeast Europe buyout fund, with a final target of up to €250M expected by mid-2026. The fund brings together a broad mix of banks, development finance institutions, pension funds, insurers, and family offices — with nearly all LPs from the firm’s first fund recommitting and new investors making up about half the base.
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• [Czech Republic] Aspire11 — New Prague-based investment firm Aspire11 has launched a €500M inaugural fund, backed solely by Czech pension provider Rentea and The Partners Group, to invest 25% into VC funds and 75% into European growth-stage companies with tickets up to €30M, aiming to mobilize pension capital into venture and long-term innovation.
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• [Greece] Big Pi Ventures — Athens-based VC Big Pi Ventures has raised €130M in the first close of its €200M growth fund to back Greek and diaspora founders with €7M–€20M tickets, supported by 30 LPs including HDBI, the Onassis Foundation, and the National Bank of Greece, aiming to fill the country’s growth-stage funding gap amid a wave of “brain gain.”
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• [Greece] IFP Fund — Athens-based Investing For Purpose AKES (IFP Fund) has launched with a €25.4M first close, backed by the European Investment Fund through the EquiFund II program. The fund backs founders building startups with clear environmental, social, or educational impact. Run by an international team active across Greek and European innovation ecosystems, the group has already made 12 investments in nine Greek impact-driven companies totaling €4.5M. The IFP Fund aims to help grow Greece’s social entrepreneurship landscape and support high-impact founders in partnership with the EIF and other investors.
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• [Hungary] Day One Capital — Budapest-based Day One Capital has rolled out a new €45M pre-seed and seed fund to back the next wave of early founders across Central and Eastern Europe. With €45M secured at second close and a final close expected in early 2026, the firm plans to lead or co-lead rounds with initial checks between €500k and €2.5M. Day One aims to build a focused portfolio of about 20 companies, completing three to four new deals by year-end and maintaining a pace of five to six investments annually.
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• [Italy] Maia Ventures — The Italian foodtech-focused VC has wrapped up a €55M debut fund aimed squarely at early-stage agriculture and food innovation. While most of the market has been chasing AI and defence deals, Maia’s partners see the pullback in agri-food tech as the perfect moment to lean in.
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• [Latvia] Outlast — Closed its first €21M fund to back early-stage founders across the Baltics and Nordics, aiming to bridge Riga’s emerging startup scene with Stockholm’s mature ecosystem and support 30–40 companies with tickets up to €1.5M.
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• [Lithuania] Aneli Capital — A new €35M fund has launched to back early-stage startups across the Baltics, Poland, and wider Central and Eastern Europe. Aneli Capital is focusing on ICT, robotics, space, photonics, and energy, with a goal of helping young companies scale and secure follow-on rounds. Aneli Capital expects to make around 20 investments over its first five years with average tickets of €1.5M, deploying more than half the capital in Lithuania and the rest across Latvia, Estonia, Poland, and other CEE markets.
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• [Ukraine] Flyer One Ventures — Raised €50M for its Fund V, backed by the International Finance Corporation (IFC) and the European Bank for  Reconstruction and Development (EBRD). This fund will invest in early-stage tech companies in Ukraine and the broader CEE region.
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• [Poland] betacluster Poland.One — betacluster Ventures has launched betacluster Poland.One, a new early-stage fund under the PFR Starter program with a target size of €19M. Backed by PFR Ventures as the anchor LP and joined by private investors from Germany, the Netherlands, Switzerland, and Poland, the fund focuses on startups building for the Smart Data Economy, where AI, automation, and intelligent data systems redefine how industries operate and scale.
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• [Poland] Cofounder VC — Warsaw-based Cofounder VC has kicked off a new €30M early growth-stage fund, completing its first close at €12M. The fund backs tech companies that already show strong market validation, recurring revenue, and clear potential to scale. While sector-agnostic, it leans toward business process digitization, sustainability, and health tech. Cofounder VC is targeting startups generating €100–200k in monthly recurring revenue and operating at or near break-even, with plans to invest €1–3M in roughly eight companies. The firm will also tap its network of 250+ business angels for sourcing and co-investment.
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• [Poland] Spire Capital Partners — Warsaw-based Spire Capital Partners has closed its debut €90M private equity fund, backed by EIF, EBRD, PFR, and Polish family offices, to invest €5–20M in profitable SMEs across Poland and CEE in sectors like software, e-commerce, and tech-enabled services, already deploying 25% of capital into firms including Chocolissimo, Bioseco, Mooveno, and Neo Hospital.
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• [Poland] vastpoint — A first fund raised at $22M, that focuses on AI, B2B SaaS, and healthtech in Poland and at the seed stage.
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• [Romania] Morphosis Capital — Romania-based growth equity firm Morphosis Capital Partners has closed its oversubscribed €130M Fund II, backed by EIF, EBRD, IFC, and €50M from Western European entrepreneurs, to invest €10–15M per deal in SMEs across CEE in sectors like healthcare, B2B services, retail, and manufacturing, following early investments in REA, La Cocos, and EnduroSat.
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• [Slovakia] Zero One Hundred — VC firm Zero One Hundred has launched its €25M Fund II to bridge Central and Eastern Europe with the Middle East and North Africa, allocating 70% to pre-seed and seed rounds in CEE and 30% to MENA co-investments.

New VC funds raised in DACH

Here is a list of new venture capital funds raised in the last two quarters of 2025 in the DACH region: 

• [Austria] Speedinvest — Vienna-based VC Speedinvest has closed a €30M continuation fund, the first of several planned vehicles, backed by Molten Ventures and Acurio Ventures to give LPs liquidity while holding mature portfolio companies longer, with a second €30M fund set to follow in the coming weeks.
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• [Germany] Auxxo Female Catalyst Fund II — Berlin-based VC Auxxo has announced the first close of its second fund at €26M (target €50M) to back around 30 pre-seed and seed startups with at least one female founder, writing €350K–€800K tickets and reserving half of the fund for follow-ons, with LPs including EIF, Speedinvest, and Cherry Ventures.
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• [Germany] Future Energy Ventures — Future Energy Ventures has closed Fund II at €205M, alongside a dedicated €30M vehicle for Italy, cementing its position as one of Europe’s largest advisors focused on digital and asset-light energy technologies. The firm backs startups at late seed, Series A, and Series B that are building the software, AI systems, and digital infrastructure needed to power the global shift toward electrification and energy independence.
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• [Germany] Oyster Bay — Hamburg-based Oyster Bay has closed its second fund at more than €100M, doubling down on founders reinventing how the global food system is built, scaled, and sustained. Backed by major LPs including the EIF and KfW, Fund II focuses exclusively on next-gen food and climate solutions, a market the firm sees as both massively underserved and economically critical.
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• [Germany] U2V (University2Ventures) — U2V has closed the first €60M for its debut fund, created to back deeptech university spin-offs across Europe. Anchored by Jungheinrich via Uplift Ventures and supported by family offices, seasoned founders, and industry leaders, the fund focuses on pre-seed and seed teams turning academic research into real-world industrial solutions.
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• [Germany] Smart Infrastructure Ventures — Leipzig-based VC Smart Infrastructure Ventures has launched its €30M SIVentures II Fund to back around 30 early-stage B2B startups in AI, software, and enterprise tech across the DACH region, following strong exits like mementor’s sale to ResMed and investments in Enginsight and traide AI.
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• [Germany] TechVision Fund — Aachen-based TechVision Fund has closed its €50M Fund II to back pre-seed and seed startups across the Rhineland and Euregio Meuse-Rhine regions, focusing on deeptech, biotech, and sustainability.
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• [Germany] Vireo Ventures — Berlin-based early-stage VC Vireo Ventures has closed its first €50M fund to back startups driving electrification and the shift away from fossil fuels, with LPs including Encevo, Verbund X, and EnBW New Ventures, writing €500K–€1.4M tickets into energy software, EV charging, and clean tech companies across Europe.
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• [Switzerland] Lakestar — Zurich-based VC firm Lakestar, known for backing Spotify and Revolut, has raised a $265M continuation fund backed by Lexington Partners and other secondary investors, allowing it to hold onto a select group of mature portfolio companies across four previous funds for longer-term growth.

New VC funds raised in Benelux

Here’s a list of newly-raised venture funds in the Benelux region in Q3 and Q4 2025:

• [Belgium] Start it Fund (KBC Group) — KBC Group has launched the €100M Start it Fund to back Belgium’s most promising early-stage startups coming out of the Start it @KBC accelerator. The Start it Fund invests around €300K per company at the early stage, selecting only the top 1% of accelerator graduates. Startups can also receive up to €5M in later follow-on funding through KBC Securities, which brings venture expertise, M&A advisory, financing solutions, and IPO support under one roof.
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• [Belgium] 6 Degrees Capital — 6 Degrees Capital has closed a €154M fund to back early-stage enterprise software, AI, and fintech startups across Europe. Based in London and Antwerp, the firm is now deploying its third fund since launching in 2023. Fund III will invest €1–5M at seed and Series A, with up to €15M reserved for follow-on rounds.
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• [Luxembourg] Balnord — Luxembourg-based Balnord has surpassed its initial €70M target for its debut early-stage fund and is now on track to reach €100M by mid-2026. Focused on the Baltic Sea Region, the fund is backed by LPs from 12 countries across three continents, including the EIF, PFR Ventures, and a mix of European family offices, founders, and private investors. Many returning LPs and several founders from Balnord’s exited portfolio have reinvested.
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• [The Netherlands] Growathon Ventures — Growathon Ventures is raising a €100M fund built to capture what it sees as Europe’s biggest venture-market inefficiency: the massive, well-documented outperformance of overlooked, pattern-breaking founders. 
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• [The Netherlands] Keen Venture Partners — Amsterdam-based Keen Venture Partners has closed the first €150M of its new European defense and security technology fund, making it the largest defense-tech VC vehicle on the continent. Backed by major institutional investors including the EIF, Dutch pension fund PME, TNO, ABN AMRO, and LIOF, the fund is now fully operational and investing across NATO-member Europe.
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• [The Netherlands] NP-Hard Ventures — Amsterdam’s founder-led deep-tech VC has rolled out Fund II, a €25M vehicle aimed at early-stage teams building the core infrastructure Europe will rely on in the AI era. About 60% of the fund is already committed, backed by more than 30 operators, engineers, and repeat founders from across the continent.
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• [The Netherlands] TIN Capital — TIN Capital has secured a €20M investment from the European Investment Fund for its European Cyber Tech Fund V, bringing the fund to a final close of more than €80M. Supported under the EU’s InvestEU program and backed by investors like Invest-NL, regional funds, family offices, and cybersecurity operators, the fund is positioned to strengthen Europe’s cybersecurity scale-up pipeline.
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• [The Netherlands] SHIFT Invest — Amstelveen-based impact investor SHIFT Invest has announced the first close of its €150M Fund IV at €92M to back early-stage startups in the Netherlands and Northwestern Europe tackling climate change, biodiversity loss, and resource depletion. 

Other VC funds raised in Europe 

Last but not least, we are bringing you a list of other new venture capital funds that were raised across Europe in the last two quarters of 2025.  

• [Denmark] 55 North — A new quantum-focused VC fund has kicked off with €134M toward a planned €300M vehicle, putting it on track to become the largest fund in the world dedicated entirely to quantum technologies. Anchor backers include EIFO (Denmark’s state export and investment fund) and Novo Holdings, the investment arm behind Novo Nordisk.
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• [Denmark] BlackWood Ventures — Pan-European early-stage investor BlackWood Ventures has closed its $25M debut fund to back around 30 fintech, cleantech, and Web3 startups, leveraging a 1,000-strong angel network and tech-enabled sourcing to identify high-growth founders across nine countries, with early bets including Sidekick, Yonder, and Particula.
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• [Estonia] Darkstar — Tallinn-based defence tech coalition Darkstar has raised €15M of its targeted €25M fund, backed by Estonian state LP SmartCap and 30+ founders and investors, to invest up to €1M per startup developing military and dual-use technologies tested on the battlefield through its bootcamps with Ukrainian units.
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• [Estonia] Siena Secondary Fund — Tallinn-based Siena Secondary Fund II has secured new backing from the EBRD and Estonia’s state-owned SmartCap, each investing €10M, alongside cornerstone investor Isomer Capital and over 100 private investors, to expand its direct secondary strategy supporting CEE and Nordic tech scaleups like Bolt, Oura Ring, and Booksy.
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• [Finland] Lifeline Ventures — Helsinki’s long-standing early-stage VC has launched Fund VI, a €400M vehicle designed to back Europe’s next wave of breakout founders from day zero. Known for being the first believer in unicorns like Supercell, Wolt, Oura, ICEYE, and Aiven, the firm now operates one of the largest early-stage funds in Europe.
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• [Finland] Vendep Capital — Helsinki-based Vendep Capital has secured €80M for its fourth fund, doubling down on early-stage B2B SaaS founders across the Nordics and Baltics. Backed by major regional LPs including Tesi and Elo, along with family offices and angels, the fund has already hit its target size and will stay open briefly for additional commitments.
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• [France] Clover — Clover has launched a €30M early-stage evergreen fund built to become the go-to investor for startups reinventing the future of work and education. Created by French entrepreneur Samuel Tual, a long-time operator in the employment and labor sector, Clover positions itself as a fast, founder-centric fund designed with the agility of a startup.
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• [France] Eurazeo — Paris-based investor Eurazeo has closed €650M for its new €1B AI-focused growth fund, backed by LPs including the European Investment Fund through the European Tech Champions Initiative, to invest €20–100M tickets into European scaleups using AI across sectors like cybersecurity, climate, and enterprise software.
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• [France] Serena — Serena has held a €200M first close for its fourth fund, backing founders building applied AI solutions and technologies powering the energy transition. The vehicle will invest up to €15M per company, staying true to Serena’s long-running strategy of supporting entrepreneurs early and helping them scale globally.
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• [France] Shapers — Paris-based fintech VC Shapers has launched its $75M Fund I, backed by 60+ LPs including founders from Qonto, Wise, N26, Bitpanda, and Affirm, to invest $500K–$5M in early-stage European fintechs, following portfolio wins like Finary’s €25M Series B and active bets in Deblock, Diligent, Chift, Ferovinum, and Klearly.
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• [France] Sofinnova Partners — Sofinnova Partners has closed its newest vehicle, Sofinnova Capital XI, at €650M, far surpassing its initial target and reinforcing its position as one of Europe’s leading life sciences investors. Operating across Paris, London, and Milan, the fund will back early-stage biopharma and medtech ventures working on major unmet clinical needs, with the ability to support companies from first check through follow-on rounds.
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• [France] Omnes Capital — Paris-based deeptech investor Omnes Capital has raised €112M in the first close of its second deeptech fund, targeting a total of €200M to back up to 25 early growth-stage startups in defence, space, quantum, and cybersecurity, with support from Bpifrance, France 2030, the EIF, and BNP Paribas.
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• [France] Polytechnique Ventures — The alumni-backed VC of École Polytechnique has secured €21M toward a new fund, targeting a final close between €30–40M. The firm backs pre-seed and seed founders with a tie to the school, whether through alumni, lab spinouts, or startups emerging from the X-Novation Center.
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• [Portugal] Armilar — Armilar has secured a €120M first close for its fourth fund, Armilar IV, continuing its long-standing strategy of backing deep-tech founders across Iberia and Europe. With support from major institutions including the EIF, Spain’s SETT, and the NextTech deep-tech initiative, the fund strengthens the firm’s 20-year track record of helping early-stage companies scale globally.
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• [Portugal] Índico Capital Partners — Índico Capital Partners has launched Indico VC Fund III, a new €125M fund backed by a €30M anchor commitment from the European Investment Fund. The Lisbon-based firm is doubling down on early-stage enterprise SaaS, AI, deeptech, spacetech, and oceantech across Southern Europe, with a focus on startups emerging from Portugal, Spain, and Italy, as well as Southern European founders operating abroad in markets like the US and UK.
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• [UK/Spain] Baobab Ventures — Carles Reina, one of the earliest backers of ElevenLabs and a longtime angel investor with wins like Revolut, has closed a $15M solo GP fund to invest in AI, robotics, and defence at pre-seed and seed. Operating out of London and Barcelona, Reina pulled LP support from names like Cendana Capital, Isomer Capital, RSJ Investments, Emergence Ventures, Cyber Fund, and partners at Concept Ventures and Credo Ventures.
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• [UK] Backed VC — Backed VC has closed Backed 3, its $100M third fund, while also marking its 100th early-stage investment. The London-based firm backs frontier-tech founders at Pre-seed and Seed, leading rounds with $500K–$5M checks for teams building category-defining breakthroughs.
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• [UK] BNVT Capital — Founded by former Hedosophia investor Chris Corbishley and Gates Foundation alum Rory Mounsey-Heysham, BNVT Capital has closed a $150M fund backed by LPs including founders and executives from Shopify, Google, Octopus Energy, and Remitly to back $3–7M investments in startups tackling systemic societal challenges like resource efficiency, education access, and climate impact.
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• [UK] British Business Bank — The UK’s state development bank has launched a £500M initiative to back diverse and emerging fund managers, including a £400M Investor Pathways Capital program and an expanded £100M Invest in Women Taskforce, aiming to boost representation of female and minority-led funds across the UK’s venture ecosystem.
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• [UK] C4 Ventures — London-based VC firm C4 Ventures has launched its €100M Fund III to invest in early-stage AI and deep tech startups across Europe, expanding beyond software AI into robotics, quantum computing, and frontier hardware, following a strong track record of 12 unicorns and exits including Riskified and Via.
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• [UK] Cambridge Innovation Capital — Cambridge-based VC Cambridge Innovation Capital has committed £100M from its new £250M fund to back University of Cambridge spinouts and launched an Entrepreneur in Residence (EIR) programme pairing seasoned deeptech and life sciences founders with academics to accelerate commercialisation of university research.
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• [UK] Claret Capital Partners — London-based growth debt fund manager Claret Capital Partners has secured €350M in a second close for its Fund IV, backed by investors including EIF, KfW Capital, British Business Bank, and Banca March, bringing AUM to over $1B to support European SMEs in tech, life sciences, and climate tech.
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• [UK] Clean Growth Fund — London-based climatetech VC Clean Growth Fund has raised £49M, one-third of its £150M Fund II target, to invest £500K–£5M in early-stage UK startups tackling greenhouse gas emissions across power, transport, industry, agrifood, and the circular economy, with backing from Strathclyde, Islington, and East Riding pension funds.
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• [UK] Concept Ventures — London-based VC Concept Ventures has raised an $88M pre-seed fund, Europe’s largest, to back up to 50 UK and European startups with $1M average tickets, following breakout success from early investment ElevenLabs, with 80% of LPs based in the US and over 70% made up of the firm’s own founders.
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• [UK] Creator Fund — Creator Fund has secured $41M for its first European institutional fund, doubling the size of its previous UK vehicle and pushing toward a larger final close in early 2026. The fund is anchored by Equation Capital and Denmark’s EIFO, joined by more than 60 LPs.
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• [UK] Evantic Capital — Former Sequoia partner Matt Miller has launched Evantic Capital, a $400M London-based fund investing in B2B AI startups across Europe, the US, and Israel, backed by a network of 140 founders and operators who share in deal profits, with early investments including N8n, Lovable, Fireworks AI, Nexos.ai, and Listen Labs.
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• [UK/US] Expedition Growth Capital — The London- and Boston-based firm has raised $375M for Fund III, doubling down on a niche it’s become known for: backing bootstrapped software companies that are already pulling in €4–10M ARR and growing fast without ever raising traditional venture money. 
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• [UK] Medicxi — Medicxi has wrapped up its latest raise with Medicxi V, a €500M fund built to back biotech ventures driven by clear product visions and tightly focused development paths. The oversubscribed vehicle brings in a mix of returning LPs and new institutional investors, reinforcing confidence in Medicxi’s asset-centric model — one that backs single-asset and highly concentrated biotech companies rather than broad pipeline plays.
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• [UK] New Defence Fund — Former Molten Ventures CEO Martin Davis and ex-NSSIF managing partner Hugo Jammes have teamed up to launch a new €300M dual-use fund targeting Series A and B defence startups, aiming to fill Europe’s funding gap for scaling companies developing technologies with both military and commercial applications, such as quantum and advanced sensing.
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• [UK] Notion Capital — London-based VC Notion Capital has closed its $130M Growth Opportunities III fund to back high-performing SaaS and AI-driven European scaleups, expanding its strategy to include select external investments across fintech, cybersecurity, and defence tech, with early bets in Aikido, Upvest, Resistant AI, Nelly, and Kraken Technology Group.
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• [UK] Onstage — Onstage has launched its first early-stage venture fund with an initial £10M close, aiming to back European founders at pre-seed and seed. Known for its demo days — which have featured 2,000+ startups and attracted 330+ VC firms, including Sequoia, a16z, Balderton, and LocalGlobe, Onstage is now extending its platform into investing, creating a tight feedback loop between its events and its new fund.
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• [UK] United Founders — United Founders has launched an €80M venture fund and founder-driven platform built to support Europe’s next wave of frontier tech companies. The fund targets quantum computing, cybersecurity, MedTech, AI, and Industry 4.0, sustainability, and space, with two well-known operators, Vít Horký and Jakub Havrlant, personally committing €17M.
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• [UK] Twin Track Ventures — British air force veteran Nicola Sinclair has closed the first £5M for her solo GP fund, Twin Track Ventures, with a full target of £10M planned for 2026. The London-based fund backs dual-use startups, companies built to thrive commercially while also serving defence needs, and has already secured commitments from institutional LPs such as the NATO Innovation Fund and Allocator One, along with several defence-sector insiders.
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• [Spain] Nzyme — Madrid-based private equity fund Nzyme, backed by Kibo Ventures, has closed at €160M to invest in profitable Spanish SMEs across fragmented B2B sectors, helping traditional businesses scale through digital transformation, AI adoption, and consolidation. The fund plans 8–10 platform investments of €15–20M each, with early deals including healthcare distributor Kuma Group.
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• [Nordics] Unconventional Ventures — The impact-focused Nordic fund has hit a €50M first close for Fund II, on its way to an €80M target. Backed by EIF, EIFO, Nordea-fonden, Augustinus Fabrikker, TryghedsGruppen, and several family offices, the firm is doubling down on its mission: backing underrepresented founders at pre-seed and seed across climate & sustainability, health, and education.
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• [Pan-Europe] Aspirity Partners — Aspirity Partners has closed its debut fund, Aspirity Partners I, at more than €875M, hitting its hard cap just six months after launch. The oversubscribed vehicle backs Europe-based B2B tech companies in financial technology, enterprise software, and connectivity services — focusing on businesses delivering mission-critical solutions and benefiting from long-term secular growth.

Last but not least, Sequoia Capital has also rolled out two new early-stage vehicles: a $750M fund for Series A and a $200M global seed fund, doubling down on its long-standing strategy of backing breakout companies from day one. The firm, known for early bets on Apple, YouTube, Klarna, Stripe, and Trade Republic, says it’s more bullish than ever on Europe’s founders.

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