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Denmu Fund I
DENMU backs studios and visionary developers at the moment when belief matters most, investing in games that deserve to exist. They seek ambitious, obsessed creators with clear and unique creative visions rather than safe, proven formulas. They structure each partnership around what the game and studio actually need — from non-dilutive funding to hybrid structures — and invest beyond a single title, supporting studios across multiple games, new IP, and sustained growth. They operate across Asia and the West, adopting a glo-cal perspective to help studios navigate market differences, partnerships, and distribution.
vc$50M
🇺🇸United States
Brightmind Partners Fund II
Brightmind is an early-stage venture firm for cybersecurity and AI founders who need more than just a check. Built by operators and powered by custom automation, they get in the dirt with founders to turn uncommon insight into durable companies. They back the earliest stages, focusing on Seed and Series A rounds, with a deep understanding of the enterprise security landscape, aiming to build durable technology companies through operator expertise and technical rigor.
vc$250M
🇺🇸United States
Sequoia Capital Fund
Sequoia Capital helps the daring build legendary companies. The firm partners with founders from the earliest stages through growth, backing bold entrepreneurs who are building transformative businesses across technology and beyond.
vc$10000M
🇺🇸United States
Sequoia
A pre-seed and seed-stage investment vehicle launched by BlackTech Capital that aims to support clean tech companies led by founders from traditionally underrepresented groups, including women, Black, Indigenous and racialized entrepreneurs.
vc$0.5M
🇨🇦Canada
Ballistic Ventures Fund III and Ballistic Ventures Fund B
Cybersecurity-focused venture capital firm seeking to raise $360 million for its third flagship fund and $130 million for a separate investment vehicle called Ballistic Ventures Fund B. The firm backs early-stage cybersecurity startups amid growing AI-driven threats and opportunities.
vc$490M
🇺🇸United States
Nclude VC Fund
Invests across Africa and the Middle East in fintech, fintech-enabled businesses, financial inclusion plays, and companies at the intersection of fintech, artificial intelligence, and other emerging technologies. The strategy includes affordable insurance, healthcare access, SME credit, and products that help individuals save and invest. Nclude invests from seed through Series C, with typical investments of USD 500,000 to USD 10 million. Egypt remains the core market, while up to 30% of the mandate may be deployed elsewhere in the region.
vc$112M
🇪🇬Egypt
Ondine Capital Fund III
Ondine Capital backs AI and semiconductor startups with the technical edge to define the next industry standard. Through patient, long-term capital and a deep industry network, the firm helps teams build lasting competitive advantage in global markets, focusing on companies with genuine core technical barriers capable of rewriting the rules of their industry.
vc🇹🇼Taiwan
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