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Chalmers Ventures

Gothenburg, Sweden·Founded 2015··chalmersventures.com

Chalmers Ventures is the venture builder and seed-stage deep-tech investor of Chalmers University of Technology in Gothenburg, taking minority equity in research spinouts across cleantech, new materials, life science and software.

AUM
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Funds
1
vintages 2015
Portfolio
12
Exits
2

Chalmers Ventures is a Gothenburg venture capital firm with 12 active companies and 2 exits.

Sector breakdown

14 companies
ClimateTech
5 · 36%
MedTech
2 · 14%
Deep Tech
2 · 14%
HealthTech
1 · 7%
Cybersecurity
1 · 7%
FoodTech
1 · 7%
Biotech
1 · 7%
SaaS
1 · 7%

Key facts

HQGothenburg, Sweden
Founded2015

Recent exits

Chalmers Ventures sold Halon Security to Intera Partners in 2024 after 11 years.

Chalmers Ventures took Minesto public in 2015 after 8 years.

Coverage notes

1 fund tracked, 14 portfolio companies (12 active · 2 realized). Verified weekly from public filings and deal announcements.

Funds & portfolio

Every fund Chalmers Ventures has raised, with its portfolio companies. Hand-checked from public filings.

1 fund
Chalmers VenturesActive
VC201512 assets2 exits

Unrealized

12 held
CompanyEntry
1928 Diagnostics
HealthTech · Sweden
2015
Adsorbi
ClimateTech · Sweden
2023
Amferia
MedTech · Sweden
2020
Aqua Robur
ClimateTech · Sweden
2018
Compular
Deep Tech · Sweden
2022
Elypta
MedTech · Sweden
2017
Melt&Marble
FoodTech · Sweden
2021
Parakey
Deep Tech · Sweden
2016
ReVibe Energy
ClimateTech · Sweden
2014
Stayble Therapeutics
Biotech · Sweden
2016
Swedish Algae Factory
ClimateTech · Sweden
2017
Yolean
SaaS · Sweden
2020

Realized

2 exits
CompanyEntryExitTypeBuyerMOIC
Halon Security
Cybersecurity · Sweden
20132024SecondaryIntera Partners–
Minesto
ClimateTech · Sweden
20072015IPO––

About Chalmers Ventures

Chalmers Ventures is one of the Nordics' most prolific university deep-tech venture builders, headquartered in Gothenburg. The current entity Chalmers Ventures AB was formed in 2015 with lineage tracing to Chalmers University of Technology's innovation and incubator activity from 1997. The firm operates as an affiliate and spin-out investor of Chalmers University of Technology, having backed approximately 195 companies across its lifetime with an evergreen returns-recycling model.

Investment thesis

Chalmers Ventures deploys capital through approximately two to three vehicles (including the Chalmers Innovation Seed Fund), targeting pre-seed and seed deep-tech venture creation and investment as a venture builder and investor under one roof, with active ownership to exit. Sector focus spans deep tech, quantum and hardware, life sciences, enterprise software, cleantech and energy and mining and industrial tech. Geographic deployment is Sweden (Gothenburg region) core plus Nordic, scaling portfolio companies internationally. The platform converts Chalmers research into companies.

Recent activity

Recent realised exits include quantum computing (2025), robo-advisory and fintech (2024), email security software (2024) and mining technology (2024). Recent acquisitions include approximately 4-5 new seed investments per year across deep tech (2024-2025). The platform continues active deployment across the Chalmers university deep-tech mandate.

Frequently asked questions

What investment strategy does Chalmers Ventures focus on?
Chalmers Ventures focuses on VC strategies in the private equity space.
How many portfolio companies does Chalmers Ventures have?
Chalmers Ventures has 12 active portfolio companies and 2 completed exits and 1 fund tracked on GP Intel.
Where is Chalmers Ventures headquartered?
Chalmers Ventures is headquartered in Gothenburg, Sweden.
When was Chalmers Ventures founded?
Chalmers Ventures was founded in 2015.
What sectors does Chalmers Ventures invest in?
Chalmers Ventures invests across Healthcare, Energy, Industrials, TMT.
What are Chalmers Ventures's recent exits?
Recent realized exits by Chalmers Ventures include: Halon Security (2024) to Intera Partners.
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