Revalence Ventures
Venture capitalStockholm Β· 1 people tracked
Investment thesis
Revalence Ventures invests in companies leveraging the rapid shift in growth opportunities emerging as digital transformation spreads across all industries. The firm is sensitive to the entrepreneurial renaissance driven by digital economy deployment and draws on a 175-year heritage of innovation and entrepreneurship spanning the Nordic region. With partners maintaining deep relationships in venture capital and private equity research, the firm targets investments where digital innovation and business model transformation create competitive advantage.
Source: firm website, verified Aug 6, 2026.
Team Β· 1 people
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Frequently asked questions
- What sectors does Revalence Ventures focus on?
- Revalence Ventures focuses on Sector Agnostic.
- Where is Revalence Ventures located?
- Revalence Ventures is headquartered in Stockholm, FI.
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