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Falkon Ventures

Venture capital

Austin · Series A–Series B

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Stage
Series A–Series B
HQ
Austin, TX, US
Instruments
Equity

Frequently asked questions

What stage does Falkon Ventures invest at?
Falkon Ventures invests at the Series A, Series B stages.
What sectors does Falkon Ventures focus on?
Falkon Ventures focuses on Deep Tech.
Where is Falkon Ventures located?
Falkon Ventures is headquartered in Austin, US.

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