Endeit Capital plans to boost European B-stage startups with its new €250M growth fund
Dutch-German growth capital firm Endeit Capital has raised a 250 million euro fund to invest in B+ stage European startups. This is its third and largest investment fund, Endeit Capital III. The firm says it plans to support European scale-up companies that “lead to an accelerated digital transformation of the European society and economy and indeed the digital maturity of Europe.”
Endeit was a relatively early European investor, kicking off in 2006, and investing in 35 companies. It’s previously raised and invested 250 million euro through its first two funds, in the Benelux, DACH and Nordic regions.
Endeit Capital, an Amsterdam, The Netherlands and Hamburg, Germany-based growth capital firm, closed its third fund, at €250m.
Endeit Capital III is supported by a comprehensive mix of entrepreneurs, family offices, institutional investors and the partners of Endeit themselves.
The fund is focused on backing European digital companies that develop products and services leading to an accelerated digital transformation of the European society and economy and indeed the digital maturity of Europe.
Led by and Martijn Hamann and Hubert Deitmers, who have been closely involved in growing Endemol out of a single European country to a publicly listed firm active in 23 countries across the globe in a short time, the firm had raised and invested over €250m euro in thirty-five companies, in the Benelux, DACH-region and the Nordics since 2006.