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Ahlsell is a wholesale distributor supplying products and services in installation, tools, and supplies for professional customers, with a logistics network including a distribution center in Hallsberg, Sweden.
B2B MarketplacesConstruction TechLogistics & Supply Chain
Co-investorsCVC Asia Pacific (Japan) Kabushiki KaishaCVC
BioRaptor provides a bioprocess data management platform that stores and analyzes biological metrics to help biotechnology teams move from trial-and-error to optimized experimentation.
AI & Machine LearningBiotechData & Infrastructure
Co-investorsCrane Venture PartnersLool VenturesCPT CapitalGood Startup
IntelePeer's SmartAgent provides voice, SMS, and digital AI agents that handle patient-initiated interactions such as scheduling, billing inquiries, insurance eligibility, and after-hours routing, integrated directly with EHR/EMR systems.
AI & Machine LearningData & InfrastructureEnterprise SoftwareHealthtechSaaSSan Mateo, US
Frank Fawzi(Executive Officer, Director)inHaydar Haba(Executive Officer, Director)inMargaret Norton(Executive Officer)inJohn Belanger(Executive Officer)inBruce Posey(Executive Officer)inAndre Simone(Executive Officer)
Co-investorsAccel-KKRATEL VenturesPartners for GrowthVantagePoint Capital PartnersHollyport CapitalManulife Investment Management+1 more
Motion Equity Partners is a European mid-market private equity firm that invests in and supports the growth of small and mid-sized European companies, backing management teams through organic and external growth.
Sector Agnostic
Co-investorsAlexander Square Partners
Penfold builds digital pension products aimed at making retirement saving easier and more understandable for individuals.
FintechHR TechSaaS
Stuart Robinson(Founder)in
Co-investorsBridford Investments (Bridford Group)Plug and Play VenturesFuel VenturesGresham House Ventures
Other
Tracked investments with no reachable website or further public details — typically companies that wound down, renamed, or were absorbed.
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.