PONTIS
Venture capitalVienna · Seed–Growth · 1 people tracked
Investment thesis
PONTIS Capital is a Vienna-based firm founded in 2005 that has managed small institutional private equity and venture funds focused on early- and expansion-stage technology companies. It has targeted small and mid-sized businesses in ICT, cleantech and environmental technologies, life sciences, materials, and industrial technologies, primarily in Austria and neighboring German-speaking and Central European markets, with typical investments of EUR 1-3 million. Today it also operates as an owner-led management and advisory company for strategic projects and transactions in the region.
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- What stage does PONTIS invest at?
- PONTIS invests at the Seed, Growth stages.
- What sectors does PONTIS focus on?
- PONTIS focuses on Advanced Manufacturing, Biotech, Cleantech, Enterprise Software, New Materials.
- Where is PONTIS located?
- PONTIS is headquartered in Vienna, AT.
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