Germany-based venture capital firm, Capmont Technology, has announced the successful launch of a new €100 million fund aimed at supporting early-stage B2B technology startups. This fresh injection of capital brings the firm’s total funds raised to €300 million since its inception in 2016, when it was originally established under the name DI Technology. Capmont Technology’s investment strategy focuses on businesses developing groundbreaking solutions in industrial technology, enterprise software, and other critical sectors.

A Targeted Investment Strategy

Capmont Technology targets startups in the late seed to Series B stages, with funding amounts ranging from €2-5 million. A significant portion of the new fund—around 40%—is reserved for follow-on investments, allowing the firm to continue backing its portfolio companies as they scale. The firm’s investments span several industries, including industrial automation, IoT, robotics, and enterprise SaaS. Capmont’s portfolio includes notable companies like Konux, which uses AI to optimize railway operations, and ProGlove, an industrial IoT startup that was acquired by Nordic Capital in 2022.

Supporting Founders with More Than Capital

Unlike many traditional venture capital firms, Capmont offers its portfolio companies more than just financial backing. The firm’s team of former founders, operators, and engineers works closely with startups to help them shape and execute their go-to-market strategies. Capmont’s extensive network of limited partners (LPs), which includes institutional investors, family offices, and high-net-worth individuals, further strengthens its ability to provide long-term support. Many of these LPs are experienced entrepreneurs and executives from leading DACH-region enterprises.

A Focus on Sustainable and Impactful Innovation

Capmont is committed to investing in sustainable businesses that deliver tangible value and ROI to their customers. Managing Partner Dr. Torsten Kreindl emphasized that the firm goes beyond simply deploying capital by actively supporting entrepreneurs over the long term. He highlighted the firm’s collaborative approach, which includes helping founders connect with decision-makers and potential customers. Partner Dr. Matthias Roth added that Capmont sees significant opportunities in industrial technology applications that can generate superior returns for investors while making a meaningful impact.

Promising Portfolio and Future Prospects

Capmont’s new €100 million fund has already been deployed in seven investments, including Celus, a design platform for electronic designers and component suppliers, and Arch Systems, an AI-powered platform for electronics manufacturers. With its focus on industrial innovation, Capmont aims to drive technological advancements in sectors critical to Europe’s industrial base. Kreindl sees Europe as an ideal market for AI-driven solutions due to the continent’s substantial industrial customer base.

With its new fund, Capmont Technology is well-positioned to continue supporting early-stage B2B startups in Europe and the US. The firm’s targeted investment strategy, strong portfolio, and commitment to providing more than financial support make it a key player in fostering innovation and helping companies scale. As Capmont continues to identify and back promising startups, its focus on sustainable, impactful innovation will likely lead to more category-defining companies emerging from its portfolio.