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ABS Capital Partners — 2021 Investments

4 investments dated 2021 · listed companies and verified rows first · show all

Liquidity Servicesliquidityservices.comin𝕏NASDAQ: LQDTNov 2021

Liquidity Services operates B2B online auction marketplaces (including Liquidation.com, AllSurplus, GovDeals, and Machinio) that connect sellers of surplus and returned inventory with buyers across retail, government, energy, biopharmaceutical, and industrial sectors.

B2B MarketplacesCircular EconomyE-commerceLogistics & Supply ChainBethesda, US

Jaime Mateus-Tique(Director)inWilliam P. Angrick, III(Executive Officer, Director)William P. Angrick(Founder)inMark Shaffer(Executive Officer)inNovelette Murray(Executive Officer)Steven Weiskircher(Executive Officer)

Board seatPhillip Clough· per SEC Form D

Fluxxfluxx.ioin𝕏Apr 2021

Fluxx is a cloud-based grants management software platform that enables grantmakers to manage the full lifecycle of grants from announcement through measurement and evaluation.

Enterprise SoftwareGovTechImpact & Social GoodSaaSSan Francisco, US

Kerrin Mitchell Johnson(Founder)inJessica Forster(Executive Officer)Kristopher Tan(Executive Officer)inKristy Gannon(Executive Officer, Director)inEric Hansen(Executive Officer)inKerrin Mitchell(Executive Officer)in

Board seatPaul Mariani· per SEC Form D

Co-investorsFelicis VenturesWestern Technology InvestmentCanvas Ventures

Apptopiaapptopia.comin𝕏May 2021 · $20M

Apptopia provides mobile app consumer data—app store intelligence and device-level panel data covering 3,500+ public tickers across 160+ countries—for use in quantitative investment research, backtesting, and machine learning models.

AI & Machine LearningData & InfrastructureDeveloper ToolsFintech

Jonathan Kay(Founder)inEliran Sapir(Founder)in

Co-investors500 GlobalBlossom Street VenturesCSC UpshotExpansion Venture CapitalKima VenturesNewfund Capital+7 more

Other

Tracked investments with no reachable website or further public details — typically companies that wound down, renamed, or were absorbed.

Cambridge Crops

Rows marked “SEC filing” are inferred from directors named on the company's SEC Form D — public regulatory data, not a portfolio list published by the firm.