Robin Capital Doubles Down on European Startups With Second €15M Fund Closing

Adeayo Oluwasewa Badewo
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Robin Capital, a Berlin, Germany-based venture capital firm specialising in early-stage investments, has closed its second fund at €15 million, bringing its total commitments to €30 million.

The firm continues to expand its investment portfolio and network of founders, investors and operators through its latest fund.

It has also completed three growth special purpose vehicles (SPVs) as part of its investment activities.

Firm Targets Pre-Seed and Seed-Stage Startups

Led by solo general partner Robin Haak, Robin Capital primarily backs companies at the Pre-Seed and Seed stages, with a focus on Europe.

The firm also makes selected investments in startups based in the United States and Israel.

Its investment strategy targets enterprise and mid-market businesses with recurring revenue models and strong underlying fundamentals.

AI, Robotics and Space Technology Among Investment Areas

Robin Capital’s investment focus includes Software 3.0, particularly artificial intelligence, as well as deep technology sectors such as robotics and space technology.

Despite its interest in these areas, the firm maintains an industry-agnostic investment approach.

Second Fund Adds to 51 Startup Investments

Robin Capital launched its first €15 million fund in 2023, through which it has invested in 34 startups.

The firm’s second €15 million fund has already made 17 investments, bringing the combined number of investments across both funds to 51 startups.

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