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Cerberus Ventures — 2026 Investments

5 investments dated 2026 · listed companies and verified rows first · show all

AquaPoroaquaporo.comin𝕏Jun 2026 · $5M

Aquaporo manufactures drinking water directly from atmospheric humidity using proprietary ALMA technology, offering residential units (Droplet) and industrial modular systems (Stream) for on-site water production.

CleantechHardwareAnaheim, US

Kyle E. Cordova(Founder)in

BoardLindy Fishburne(Director)inKristopher H Gilman(Director)

Co-investorsBreakout VenturesCool Climate CollectiveE8 AngelsHumba Ventures

Catchercatcher.esinMay 2026 · $65M

Catcher operates a B2B marketplace that connects restaurants with couriers and fleets for last-mile delivery, letting merchants post orders and riders accept them via an app.

B2B MarketplacesFoodTechLogistics & Supply Chain

Co-investorsFaraday Venture PartnersMcWin Capital PartnersB CapitalCerberusGreatPoint VenturesMVP Ventures+2 more

Layuplayuplabs.aiin𝕏Jun 2026 · $42MDefunct

Layup builds AI-powered automation software that guides users and acts on their behalf within complex applications, reducing adoption friction and support needs.

AI & Machine LearningDeveloper ToolsEnterprise SoftwareSaaSNew York City, US

Ryan Xue(CEO)inBadal Jain(Founder)inMichael Lemm(Founder)inMikeBads

Co-investorsGaingelsSoma CapitalY CombinatorFounders FundFoundersXLeonis Capital+3 more

Star Catcherstar-catcher.comin𝕏Apr 2026 · $65M

Star Catcher builds a space-based power grid that uses optical power beaming to transmit concentrated solar energy directly to satellites' existing solar arrays, increasing their available power without hardware modifications.

Deep TechEnergySpace TechJacksonville, US

Michael Snyder(Executive Officer, Director)inAndrew Rush(Executive Officer, Director)inBryan Lyandvert(Founder)inNathan O'Konek(Executive Officer)in

BoardDavid Rothzeid(Director)inJeff Johnson(Director)

Co-investorsAurelia FoundryB Capital GroupB4 CapitalFJ LabsGreatPoint VenturesInitialized Capital+7 more

Other

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

Virchow Medical

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.