Voima Ventures funding news – Voima Ventures has Announced the Final Closing of its €100 Million+ Fund III

The fund will help develop the next generation of science-driven startups, with initial investments ranging from €200,000 to €3 million, and the potential for additional investments in the future.

The firm aims to expand its presence in the Nordic and Baltic areas and become a trusted partner for early-stage university spinouts and startups.

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Since its start in 2019, Voima Ventures has become a trusted partner for early-stage founders, using its expertise and strong connections in academia and industry to help turn research into commercial success.

More than 70% of its investments come from university spin-offs or research-based companies. The firm was an early investor in successful companies like Solar Foods, Dispelix, MVision, Betolar, and EniferBio.

According to Inka Mero, Founder and Managing Partner of Voima Ventures, "In deeptech, pushing the boundaries of science-driven entrepreneurship isn’t just about innovation, it’s about delivering meaningful global impact alongside strong returns, Our recent Impact Report highlights this commitment, showing that Voima Ventures Fund III achieves a net impact score of +48 per cent, compared to the average -8 per cent impact of US Fortune 500 companies. This means that every Euro we invest creates significant positive change, driven by more sustainable practices and transformative technologies."

Investors in Voima Ventures Fund III include the European Investment Fund (EIF), Finnish Tesi and its KRR fund, VTT of Finland, Saminvest from Sweden, as well as pension funds Nordea Life and Elo, and several foundations and family offices.

The fund plans to make 25-30 investments, with 8 already completed in startups like ÄIO, Liquid Sun, and Avenue Biosciences.

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Voima Ventures helps founders grow deep-tech businesses and bring them to global markets. They support ideas and technologies that take time and courage to develop.