Dreamcraft Ventures

About Dreamcraft Ventures

Dreamcraft Ventures is a Copenhagen-based venture capital firm founded in 2019 by Jesper Søgaard and Christian Kirk Rasmussen, both co-founders of Better Collective, the Nasdaq Stockholm-listed sports betting media group. The firm operates as an independent venture capital house and positions its team as hands-on venture engineers who pair institutional capital with operating experience. As of 2024, Dreamcraft manages two fund vehicles, with Fund II closing in June 2024 at €66 million anchored by Nordic institutional investor Chr. Augustinus Fabrikker alongside family offices and entrepreneur-limited partners. Total committed capital across both vintages places the firm in the €100 to €130 million range. The leadership team includes General Partner Carsten Salling and Managing Partner Daniel Mariussen, complemented by people-and-culture practitioner Nico Blier-Silvestri. Dreamcraft is registered with the Danish Financial Supervisory Authority and had backed roughly 30 companies across two vintages by the end of 2024.

Investment thesis

Dreamcraft invests at pre-seed and Series A stages in tech-driven companies based in the Nordics and the DACH region, with selective expansion into other European geographies. Sector focus from Fund II covers four verticals: B2B SaaS, digital entertainment spanning gaming, esports and the creator economy, fintech, and decarbonisation. The firm typically leads or co-leads first-cheque rounds and reserves meaningful follow-on capacity through Series A. Initial cheques are calibrated to a €66 million fund deploying across approximately 16 platform companies, implying typical first cheques in the €1 to €3 million range with subsequent capital reserved for pro-rata participation. The limited partner base is concentrated in Nordic institutional capital supplemented by family offices and entrepreneur-investors drawn from the founders' Better Collective network. Value creation is delivered through what the firm calls venture engineering, combining active board engagement, founder coaching, go-to-market optimisation and senior recruitment support.

Recent activity

Recent platform investments include Hakio in B2B SaaS and AI forecasting (2024), Rig.dev in B2B SaaS and DevOps (2023), Tilta in fintech and embedded lending (2024) and Inceptron in B2B SaaS and computing infrastructure (2024). Recent realisations include Rig.dev in B2B SaaS (2025) and a prior-fund exit in Hiber in digital entertainment via secondary. The firm continues active deployment of Fund II across its four-sector Nordic and DACH mandate, with approximately 16 platform investments targeted over the deployment period.

Frequently asked questions

What investment strategy does Dreamcraft Ventures focus on?

Dreamcraft Ventures focuses on VC strategies in the private equity space.

How many portfolio companies does Dreamcraft Ventures have?

Dreamcraft Ventures has 8 active portfolio companies and 1 completed exit and 2 funds tracked on GP Intel.

Where is Dreamcraft Ventures headquartered?

Dreamcraft Ventures is headquartered in Copenhagen, Denmark.

When was Dreamcraft Ventures founded?

Dreamcraft Ventures was founded in 2019.

What sectors does Dreamcraft Ventures invest in?

Dreamcraft Ventures invests across Software, Financials, TMT.

What are Dreamcraft Ventures's recent exits?

Recent realized exits by Dreamcraft Ventures include: Organic Basics (2022) to Delta Galil.