PE/VC investors

Private Equity (PE) and Venture Capital (VC) investors are the catalysts of innovation and growth in the business world. PE firms primarily target established companies, seeking to optimize operations and unlock value through strategic investments and management expertise. They focus on long-term growth and profitability, often preparing businesses for a future sale or IPO. VC investors, by contrast, are the adventurers of finance, injecting capital into high-potential startups and early-stage companies. They embrace risk for the possibility of outsized returns, often becoming invaluable advisors. Both investor types not only bring capital but also strategic guidance, industry connections, and market insights, propelling their portfolio companies towards success.

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Fondations Capital Fondations Capital
Fondations Capital is a multi-platform, alternative asset manager. We create value by growing and internationalizing the companies we invest in to achieve sustainable, above-the-market performance for our private and institutional clients.
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Fondo Agroalimentare Italiano Fondo Agroalimentare Italiano
Fondo Agroalimentare Italiano is a privileged partner of Italian agri-food entrepreneurs. The Italian agri-food market is the 3rd largest in the European Union and benefits from both a large domestic market of 60+ million inhabitants and increasing success abroad
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Fondo Bolsa Social Fondo Bolsa Social
The Fondo Bolsa Social is a venture capital fund that invests in young companies that generate a positive social and environmental impact. The fund's activity focuses on five areas: health and wellness, inclusive and quality education, sustainable production and consumption, climate action, and social integration and development. Managed by Afi, Inversiones Globales SGIIC.
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Fondo Italiano d'Investimento SGR Fondo Italiano d'Investimento SGR
Fondo Italiano d'Inverno SGR is the reality designed to support the growth of small and medium-sized Italian companies, with particular attention to technology and innovation. Fondo Italiano d'Investimento SGR is a company set up on the initiative of the Ministry of Economy and Finance, of some sponsor banks and trade associations. It is 43% owned by Cassa Depositi e Prestiti and the remaining part by some of the main Italian institutions and banks. Fondo Italiano d'In indicate SGR combines the objectives of economic return and development of the production system, through the use of market instruments. To date, Fondo Italiano d'Investimento SGR manages eight closed-end investment funds, reserved for qualified investors,
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Fonds de solidarite FTQ Fonds de solidarite FTQ
Fonds de solidarité FTQ is a private equity and venture capital firm specializing in investments in start-ups, early venture, mergers, business acquisitions, management buyouts, market development project or a buyout, financing for new programs, organic growth and cash flow, growth and expansion financings, development capital, business succession, financial restructuring, business transition financing, family and non-family buyout, consolidations, turnaround, and leveraged management buyouts. It also invests in new markets, product and business line developments, market diversification, interim financings, new product marketing, additional working capital, purchase of tangible and intangible assets, equipment modernization, equipment purchases or upgrades, and integrator projects. The firm has regional funds that do not invest in retail, real estate, farming, biotechnology, and financial services. <br /> <br /> Fonds de solidarité FTQ invests in small and medium-sized businesses. It typically invests in export projects, forest products, productivity improvement, natural resources, aerospace, agri-food, wood, pulp and paper, chemicals, construction and construction materials, printing, transportation equipment and automobiles, transportation services, furniture and fixtures, combinatorial chemistry and other lead generating technologies, mining and exploration, social economy, textiles, plastics, life sciences, business services, telecommunications, distribution and consumer goods, environment, equipment and machinery, financial services, information and communication technology, metal products, recreational tourism, and culture sectors. <br /> <br /> Within the culture sector, Fonds de solidarité FTQ seeks to invest in pre-production and creative projects, production projects, infrastructures and services, post-production projects, distribution, and broadcasting and multiplatform broadcasting. Within the environment sector, it invests in waste management and energy conversion for residual waste; air treatment and reduction of greenhouse gas emissions; processes to reduce industrial energy and water consumption; water treatment; and soil rehabilitation and decontamination (metals and organic compounds). <br /> <br /> Within the life sciences sector, Fonds de solidarité FTQ focuses on services for the biopharmaceutical industry; nutraceuticals and cosmeceuticals; diagnostics and medical supplies and equipment; biopharmaceuticals and generic drugs; biotechnology, and animal health. Within the tourism sector, it focuses on urban tourism, nature tourism, resort type tourism, and local tourism for Quebecers, and in the textiles sector it invests in companies engaged in development and production of specialty textiles as well as development of industrial applications for the construction, transportation, health and safety, and work apparel industries. <br /> <br /> Fonds de solidarité FTQ prefers to invest in Quebec and in companies impacting the Québec economy. It focuses on investing in the following regions- Abitibi –Témiscamingue, Bas Saint Laurent, Chaudière-Appalaches, Côte-Nord, Estrie, Gaspésie Îles-de-la-Madeleine, Lanaudière, Laurentides, Laval, Mauricie - Centre-du-Québec, Montérégie, Nord-du-Québec, Outaouais, and Saguenay-Lac-St-Jean. <br /> <br /> Fonds de solidarité FTQ seeks to invest in projects of $3 million or more and also provides loans of up to $ 2 million. It invests in companies in business succession sector having minimum capitalization of $500,000 and EBITDA of over $35.5 million in case of majority interest; equipment and machinery sector with average investment in excess of $3 million; environment sector with funding needs of more than $500000; financial services sector having net assets between $20 million and $50 million in equity; metal products sector having annual sales of over $5 million and financing needs of at least $2 million; and printing sector having investment needs of over $1 million. <br /> <br /> In the information technology sector, Fonds de solidarité FTQ seeks to invest $2 million as initial investments while total investments can be more than $10 million. It invests in the form of equity financing (common or preferred shares) and unsecured debt requiring no collateral (debenture). <br /> <br /> Fonds de solidarité FTQ can take both a minority interest including an equity stake of up to 49 percent as well a majority interest in its portfolio companies in case of business succession financing. It seeks a minority stake for the portfolio companies in the equipment and machinery sector. It typically holds its investments for a period of five to ten years in case of equity financing and for more than ten years in case of business succession financing. <br /> <br /> Fonds de solidarité FTQ began operation on June 23, 1983. It has its headquarters in Montreal in Canada with additional offices in the same city and Quebec in the same country. <br />
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Fontinalis Partners Fontinalis Partners
We founded Fontinalis in 2009 to invest in and drive innovation across next-generation mobility.The Fontinalis founding team’s decades of experience in leadership roles across transportation, media, technology, and financial services has provided it a unique optic to observe (and in many cases, lead) global changes occurring in mobility. In 2009, at the culmination of a year-long review and analysis of the next-gen mobility space, the founding team finalized a thesis that became the foundation from which Fontinalis launched in 2009 as the first institutional investment firm specifically formed to invest in this opportunity.
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Foodpro.tech Foodpro.tech
We are a team of industry experts with the best competencies in food, finance, technologies and with deep understanding of local market. Our portfolio contains of different projects from delivery, dark kitchens to supply chain management.
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Forbion Forbion
Forbion is a leading global venture capital firm with deep expertise in Europe. We invest in innovative biotech companies, managing just over €5 billion across multiple fund strategies that cover all stages of (bio-) pharmaceutical drug development. In addition, we leverage our biotech expertise beyond human health to address ‘planetary health’ challenges through our BioEconomy fund strategy, which invests in companies developing sustainable solutions in food, agriculture, materials, and environmental technologies.
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Force Over Mass Capital Force Over Mass Capital
FOM’s investment strategy aims to deliver an easy and risk managed way of investing in early stage technology companies. Through portfolio diversification and (S)EIS tax reliefs we have mitigated the risk whilst keeping room for upside potential. Through our strategic industry partners, including Tier 1 Venture Capitalists, Accelerators, Incubators and Universities we see thousands of companies a year to curate a diverse portfolio of 15-20 early stage technology investments across all sub-sectors. In addition, our investors have the ability to participate and co-invest in later rounds. We believe in transparency and the power of data. With this in mind, FOM has created a unique, innovative and completely transparent investment portal giving investors access to investment opportunities, detailed reports and data on the underlying investments. The unification of all of these elements has positioned Force Over Mass as a central point in the technology eco-system; where investors, advisors and early stage companies can come together. Our risk mitigated approach on the “super-growth” technology sector presents a rare investment opportunity.
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Forefront Venture Partners Forefront Venture Partners
We invest in high-growth, revenue-generating, early-stage companies led by amazing founders. And then we do everything we can to stack the deck in their favor.
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