TechVision Fund II Closes Over €50 Million To Boost DeepTech Startups
Jul 19, 2025 | By Kailee Rainse

Aachen-based TechVision Fund (TVF) II has closed with over €50 million to support early-stage tech startups, focusing on companies in the Rhineland/NRW region and the Euregio Meuse-Rhine area spanning parts of the Netherlands and Belgium.
SUMMARY
- Aachen-based TechVision Fund (TVF) II has closed with over €50 million to support early-stage tech startups, focusing on companies in the Rhineland/NRW region and the Euregio Meuse-Rhine area spanning parts of the Netherlands and Belgium.
fund (TVF) II,will run until 2035, is the fourth venture capital fund managed by TVF Management GmbH. Alongside existing backers like NRW.BANK, Sparkasse Aachen, and other regional savings banks, new investors include Helaba and several entrepreneurs, such as Erich Borsch (Aixigo), Jürgen and Leo May (JM Holding), Alexander Stoffers (next audit, Modell Aachen), and Dr. Reik Winkel and Dr. Christian Augustin (indurad GmbH).
“We have the staying power to support companies until they’re ready for international investors,” says Dr Ansgar Schleicher, Managing Partner of TechVision Fund. “With our current setup, we are excellently positioned to help further DeepTech teams become successful companies. We act not only as financiers but also as entrepreneurial sparring partners and strategists – always at the startups’ side.”
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TVF, founded in 2007, is a leading early-stage venture capital fund that invests in tech startups from pre-Seed to Series A. With experience across four fund generations, the team currently manages over €100 million in assets.
Backed by the S-UBG Group network, TVF connects startups to a community of 150+ established companies, helping them find early customers, partners, and mentors.
So far, TVF has funded and supported over 40 innovative startups in areas like BioTech, software, semiconductors, mechanical engineering, DeepTech, MedTech, and advanced materials.
As a key partner in the Gateway Factory, which recently secured multi-million euro funding, TVF plays an active role in driving the growth and success of the startup ecosystem across the Aachen-Düsseldorf-Cologne region.
About TechVision Fund
Founded in 2007, TechVision Fund (TVF) is a Germany-based early-stage VC managing over €100M across two funds. It invests up to €6M in tech startups, offering hands-on support, industry expertise, and access to S-UBG Group’s network of 150+ companies, connecting startups with key partners and customers.
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