Inven Capital Sub-Fund D Grant
In context
This call is open to startups and small and medium-sized businesses, at seed stage, Series A and Series B and growth stage. Coverage is read from the notice itself: the European Union and Israel.
Inven Capital Sub-Fund D is an investment vehicle targeting climate tech startups across Europe and Israel, providing growth-stage equity capital to companies advancing climate and sustainability solutions. The fund invests in early-to-growth stage climate technology ventures with commercial potential.
About this grant
Inven Capital is a venture capital fund that invests EUR 500 million from institutional investors and global corporates into innovative climate technology startups. The fund focuses on supporting founders who are visionaries with integrity, driven by impact rather than profit alone, and committed to addressing climate challenges and enabling the transition to a sustainable future. Inven Capital invests in startups across sectors including renewable energy, electrification, water management, sustainable packaging, data centers, and smart building systems. The fund operates multiple sub-funds (A, B, C, and D) and invests in companies at various stages with ticket sizes ranging from EUR 2-30 million. The investment strategy emphasizes supporting founders with strong inner motivation and the ability to create thousands of job opportunities while promoting diversity of gender, culture, and religion.
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Eligibility
The page does not explicitly state detailed eligibility criteria. Based on context, Inven Capital appears to invest in startups focused on climate technology and sustainable solutions operating in Europe and Israel. The fund targets companies with founders demonstrating vision, integrity, and commitment to impact beyond profit.
How it's scored
The page does not provide explicit evaluation or scoring criteria. Investment decisions appear to be based on founder characteristics described as the 'Soul of a Winner' - founders who are visionaries with integrity, driven by impact, and possess strong inner motivation to overcome challenges.
Key requirements
- ✓Climate technology focus with commercial viability
- ✓Operations or market presence in Europe or Israel
- ✓Alignment with Inven Capital's sustainability investment thesis
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Funder contact
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Frequently asked questions
- How much funding does Inven Capital offer?
- Inven Capital Sub-Fund D offers $2.2M – $33M.
- Who can apply for Inven Capital Sub-Fund D?
- Eligibility covers organisations in EU, IL; startup, sme. See the eligibility criteria above for the full conditions.
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- Its value of $33m is above 20% of the 5 similar grants that state a value; their median is $33m.
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