Flashpoint, the London-based international tech investment firm, has successfully closed its second growth debt fund, raising a total of $67 million.
This milestone highlights the growing interest of investors in supporting tech companies at critical growth stages.
Strong Backing From International Investors
A total of 58 Limited Partners committed to the fund, including high-net-worth individuals and family offices from around the world.
Notably, many of the investors also participated in Flashpoint’s first fund, reflecting confidence in the firm’s track record and strategy.
Focus on High-Growth Tech Companies
Led by Denis Mosolov, Managing Partner at Flashpoint Growth Debt, the new fund is designed to support VC-backed tech and tech-enabled companies that have moved past their Series A stage.
Eligible companies typically have at least $3 million in annualized revenue, year-on-year revenue growth exceeding 30%, and a proven product-market fit.
Early Success With Six Funded Companies
The fund has already committed over $30 million in financing to six companies: BoB W, CropX, Whizz, Port, Charidy, and OneDay.
Flashpoint aims to eventually back between 15 and 20 companies, with the fund expected to be fully deployed by the end of 2026.
Flashpoint’s First Fund Shows Strong Performance
The firm’s first Growth Debt Fund, launched in 2020, is now in its sixth year. It is on track to reach a DPI (Distributions to Paid-In) of 1x by the end of 2025.
This fund has supported companies including Dispelix, Mercaux, Spotawheel, Segmed, Welcome Pickups, Omnipack, ByNext, iDeals, and Clausematch, with several of these companies already repaying their loans in full.
About Flashpoint
Flashpoint manages around $600 million in assets under management (AUM), focusing on tech companies from Europe and Israel.
The firm operates seven funds across three strategies: Venture Growth, Growth Debt, and Direct Secondary.
Headquartered in London, Flashpoint also maintains offices in New York and Tel Aviv, reinforcing its global reach in the tech investment space.
Looking Ahead
With the new growth debt fund now fully backed and early investments already underway, Flashpoint is poised to continue expanding its footprint in the tech financing landscape, supporting promising companies as they scale globally.
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