Investors
Munich Venture Partners
Munich Venture Partners was founded by senior managers in the software and semiconductor industry, and experienced venture capital professionals. As the prime partner of the Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft, one of the world´s leading research organizations for applied research, Munich Venture Partners invests in selected high-tech start-ups in the information, communication and energy technology space. Based on a fund size of around Euro 60 million committed by institutional, strategic and private investors including global leading companies, Munich Venture Partners is able to successfully finance the growth of high-tech start-ups and support their value generation. For more information please have a look at the website. (link)
S-UBG group
The S-UBG group, Aachen, is the leading provider of private equity and venture capital in the region Aachen, Krefeld and Mönchengladbach since 1988. The future security of any business is fundamentally dependent on sufficient availability of equity. The s-ubg-group developes individual partnership models for small and medium-size businesses. Today s-ubg is partner of 40 companies.
After performing a proof of concept s-ubg-group finances start-ups from production build-up, though market-introduction and on to the expansion phase, and in some cases on to Going Public too. (link)
KfW Bankengruppe
KfW and the ERP Special Fund (ERP-SF) - represented by the Federal Ministry for Economics and Technology - provide support for innovative technology enterprises. For this purpose KfW enters into participations for the financing of technology companies within the framework of the ERP Start-up Fund established by the ERP-SF. It will enter into the participations entireley in its own name and solely for the account of KfW.
An essential condition for participation is that an additional equity investor (lead investor) takes participations in the technology enterprise worth at least the same amount as those of KfW. On the basis of a cooperation agreement the participation of KfW is being managed jointly by the management company of the lead investor - if applicable also by the lead investor itself. KfW participates up to the same amount and at economically identical conditions ("pari passu") as the lead investor. (link)
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