Seed to A-round funding
We invest in early-stage companies, from seed to A-round funding, and sometimes earlier. Our first ticket is often 10-50 million SEK, with the capacity to invest considerably more during the lifecycle. Smaller tickets are also considered in an earlier stage for exceptional technologies.
In it for the long run
Our fund has an evergreen structure allowing us to focus less on short-term wins and focus more on investments that will create long-term value.
Our areas of expertise
Deep tech
We invest in advanced technology that addresses important societal issues. We have a special interest in advanced materials, industry 4.0, energy, advanced computing, AI, and synthetic biology.
Life science
We invest in the commercialization of products and services, grounded in solid science, which address an unmet medical need. We have expertise in biotech, medtech and healthtech.
Transformative tech
We invest in transformative tech and business models to create the industry of tomorrow. We mostly stay within the B2B space but invest in a broad range of industry verticals.
What we look for
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Industrifonden was founded by the Swedish government in 1979 as an independent foundation to provide Swedish industry with an innovation growth engine. For more than forty years, we have partnered with high-tech ventures in deep tech, life science, and transformative business.
Today, we are an independent venture capital fund continuing our legacy by partnering with innovators and entrepreneurs to bring Nordic breakthrough innovations to the world.
We invest in early-stage companies and our first ticket is often 10-50 million SEK, with capacity to invest considerably more during the lifecycle.
We primarily invest in Swedish innovations, as well as the Life Science and Deep Tech industries across the Nordics.
At Industrifonden, we focus less on short-term wins and more on successful long-term investments that will create lasting value and benefits to our society.
We’re in it for the long run, because experience has taught us that developing fundamental innovations takes time.