High-Tech Gruenderfonds
High-Tech Gründerfonds (HTGF) is an early-stage and multi-stage venture capital investor backing technology startups based in Germany or with a German business presence. It provides financing from pre-seed and seed stages up to growth rounds across sectors such as digital tech, industrial, climate, deep tech, life sciences, and chemistry.
- Stages
- Pre-seed, Seed, Growth
- Sectors
- Deep tech, Health, Climate, Industrial, AI, Software and SaaS
- Business model
- Not stated
- Invests in
- Germany, Europe
- Ticket size
- “Der Sweet Spot unserer Erstinvestitionen in Pre-Seed und Seed liegt bei 800.000+ Euro.” (from their website)
- Website
- htgf.de
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