Fundraising FoxIA Ventures — 2016 Investments
5 investments dated 2016 · listed companies and verified rows first · show all
Better is a mortgage and home financing platform that offers purchase mortgages, refinancing, home equity lines of credit, and related services including title, closing, and agent matching for homebuyers and refinancers.
FintechPropTechSan Francisco, US
Vishal Garg(Founder)in
Co-investorsActivant CapitalAlumni VenturesFantail VenturesFramework VenturesGaingelsKhosla Ventures+13 more
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Direct Match operates a trading platform for US Treasury securities that connects buyers and sellers directly.
FintechNew York City, US
Galen Simmons(Founder)inJames Greco(Executive Officer, Director)Kristen Neller(Executive Officer, Director)
BoardRoger Ehrenberg(Director)Daniel Ciporin(Director)Robert Newhouse(Director)
Co-investorsY CombinatorMission and MarketSGH CapitalWinklevoss Capital
Kepler operates a satellite constellation designed to relay data between spacecraft in low Earth orbit and beyond, functioning as internet exchange points for space-to-space communications.
Advanced ManufacturingCloud ComputingData & InfrastructureHardwareIoTSpace TechToronto, CA
Mina Mitry(Founder)inJeffrey Osborne(Founder)Mark Michael(Founder)Wen Cheng Chong(Founder)
Co-investorsBDC Industrial Innovation Venture FundBerkeley SkyDeck FundCanaan PartnersDns CapitalEvolution VC PartnersGarage Capital+13 more
Lygos uses genetically engineered microorganisms to produce industrial chemicals from sugar feedstocks, focusing on compounds where fermentation offers cost advantages compared to fossil fuel-based manufacturing.
Climate TechHealthtechSan Francisco, US
Eric Steen(CEO)inJeffrey A. Dietrich(Executive Officer, Director)inJay D. Keasling(Director)Jeffrey Dietrich(CTO)in
BoardLeonard Katz(Director)
Co-investorsFifty YearsFundersClubJude GomilaLG Technology VenturesY Combinator10x Founders+10 more
Other
Tracked investments with no reachable website or further public details — typically companies that wound down, renamed, or were absorbed.
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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.