A huge congratulations to our partners at Norrsken22 as one of their portfolio startups, TymeBank becomes Africa’s ninth unicorn with a $250m Series D raise, and $1.5bn valuation. We are proud of this accomplishment! Lexi Novitske, CFA Bernard Ghartey Natalie Kolbe
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Blue Bear Capital has launched a new $160 million fund to focus on startups in climate, industry, and energy. With the new fund, the VC plans to invest between $5 million and $10 million in about 15 startups.
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Come join Robert Lacher, alongside industry leaders including George Robson from Sequoia Capital, Paula Weber from Northzone, and Christian Miele from Headline, for an insightful discussion about the forefront of seed funding at this year's START Global Summit in St. Gallen. Who's currently investing in Seed Startups? And what implications does this hold for the broader VC ecosystem? Don't miss us on the Summit Stage on March 21st at 1:35 pm! Got questions in advance? Feel free to share them in the comments section below 👇
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Found this data interesting / eye opening: out of c.$137bn raised by startups from VC funds in 2024 so far (according to dealroom), about $55bn (40% of the total) was invested into GenAI startups. Hmm.. sensing potential bubble territory / hype cycle… or not?
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On Speedboats and Supertankers... I talk about DB1 Ventures and Deutsche Börse Group's approach when investing in startups. Have a look and find out more. https://lnkd.in/dcnBrbs2
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