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DX Ventures

Berlin, Germany·Founded 2021··dhventures.vc

DX Ventures, which now operates as Delivery Hero Ventures, is the Berlin-based corporate venture capital arm of Delivery Hero SE, launched in January 2021 with an initial EUR 50 million balance-sheet allocation fully funded by the listed group and led by Managing Director Duncan McIntyre. The team has been responsible for over EUR 500 million of minority investments in founder-led, early-stage companies worldwide across on-demand services, food technology, fintech, AI, logistics and sustainable innovation, backing global names such as Impossible Foods, Rappi and Glovo. Its direct book spans roughly 33 companies including five unicorns, with typical checks of around USD 5 million at seed through Series B and a mandate to invest globally rather than only in the DACH region.

AUM
–
Funds
1
vintages 2021
Portfolio
22
Exits
4

DX Ventures is a Berlin venture capital firm with 22 active companies and 4 exits.

Key takeaways
  • ·4 exits in the last 5 years · consistent DPI cadence.
  • ·Average hold across 4 realized deals: 4 years.

Sector breakdown

26 companies
E-commerce
5 · 19%
Consumer
4 · 15%
SaaS
4 · 15%
Software
2 · 8%
Fintech
2 · 8%
Biotech
1 · 4%
Mobility
1 · 4%
Hospitality
1 · 4%

Geography breakdown

16 geographies
Singapore
5 · 19%
Germany
3 · 12%
South Korea
2 · 8%
United States
2 · 8%
US
2 · 8%
Egypt
2 · 8%
South Africa
1 · 4%
France
1 · 4%

Key facts

HQBerlin, Germany
Founded2021
Employees5+

Recent exits

Toku

DX Ventures took Toku public in 2026 after 5 years.

DX Ventures sold Amuse to Shinsegae International in 2024 after 2 years.

Serve Robotics

DX Ventures exited Serve Robotics in 2024 after 3 years.

Wisefood

DX Ventures sold Wisefood to Leef in 2024 after 4 years.

Coverage notes

1 fund tracked, 26 portfolio companies (22 active · 4 realized). Verified weekly from public filings and deal announcements.

Funds & portfolio

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

1 fund
DX Ventures (CVC Evergreen Vehicle)Active
Evergreen2021€50M22 assets4 exits

Unrealized

22 held
CompanyEntry
Akiba
South Africa
–
Alpagga
E-commerce · France
2024
Attensi
Software · Norway
2021
Bluu Biosciences
Biotech · Germany
2021
Dat Bike
Mobility · Vietnam
2022
Facily
E-commerce · Brazil
2021
Flash Coffee
Hospitality · Singapore
2021
Haddock
Software · Spain
2022
Impossible Foods
United States
–
JUST
Fintech · United States
–
Laika
E-commerce · Colombia
2022
Maev
Consumer · US
2022
Mine.is
E-commerce · South Korea
2024
OlaClick
SaaS · Peru
2022
OLIO
E-commerce · UK
2021
Omnistream
SaaS · Singapore
2022
OneOrder
SaaS · Egypt
2022
Pop Meals
Malaysia
–
Qashier
Fintech · Singapore
2023
Staple
AI/ML · Singapore
2022
the nu company
Consumer · Germany
2021
Yodawy
Healthcare · Egypt
2023

Realized

4 exits
CompanyEntryExitTypeBuyerMOIC
Amuse
Consumer · South Korea
20222024Trade SaleShinsegae International–
Serve Robotics
Deep Tech · US
20212024–––
Toku
SaaS · Singapore
20212026IPO––
Wisefood
Consumer · Germany
20202024Trade SaleLeef–

Frequently asked questions

What investment strategy does DX Ventures focus on?
DX Ventures focuses on VC, Growth strategies in the private equity space.
How many portfolio companies does DX Ventures have?
DX Ventures has 22 active portfolio companies and 4 completed exits and 1 fund tracked on GP Intel.
Where is DX Ventures headquartered?
DX Ventures is headquartered in Berlin, Germany.
When was DX Ventures founded?
DX Ventures was founded in 2021.
What sectors does DX Ventures invest in?
DX Ventures invests across TMT, Software, Consumer, Healthcare, Business Services.
What are DX Ventures's recent exits?
Recent realized exits by DX Ventures include: Amuse (2024) to Shinsegae International; Wisefood (2024) to Leef.
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Last updated July 2026 · Sourced from public filings · Report an issue