Four Cities
Venture capitalActively deployingNewton · Seed–Series A · 1 people tracked
Also known as FOUR CITIES BOOM · Four Cities Freebird · FOUR CITIES INVESTMENT COMPANY, LLC · FOUR CITIES RUBICON, LLC · Four Cities SFAC
Fund manager profile
Four Cities is a venture fund manager based in Newton. SEC filings show 6 venture funds on record, most recently Four Cities Fund V, LP filed April 2025.
Source: SEC EDGAR Form D filings. Firm website data not yet available.
Team · 1 people
from public directoriesFrequently asked questions
- What stage does Four Cities invest at?
- Four Cities invests at the Seed, Series A stages.
- What sectors does Four Cities focus on?
- Four Cities focuses on Advanced Manufacturing, AI & Machine Learning, Climate Tech, Consumer, Crypto & Web3, Energy, Enterprise Software, Fintech, FoodTech, Hardware, Healthtech, LegalTech, Logistics & Supply Chain, Marketing Tech, Media & Entertainment, Mobility & Transportation, Robotics, SaaS, Travel & Hospitality.
- Where is Four Cities located?
- Four Cities is headquartered in Newton, US.
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