What investment strategy does Porsche Ventures focus on?

Porsche Ventures focuses on VC, Growth strategies in the private equity space.

How many portfolio companies does Porsche Ventures have?

Porsche Ventures has 34 active portfolio companies and 8 completed exits and 1 fund tracked on GP Intel.

Where is Porsche Ventures headquartered?

Porsche Ventures is headquartered in Stuttgart, Germany.

What is Porsche Ventures's assets under management?

Porsche Ventures manages approximately €400M in assets under management.

When was Porsche Ventures founded?

Porsche Ventures was founded in 2016.

What sectors does Porsche Ventures invest in?

Porsche Ventures invests across TMT, Industrials, Energy, Consumer.

What are Porsche Ventures's recent exits?

Recent realized exits by Porsche Ventures include: Bluedot (2026) to Epic Charging; Nozomi Networks (2026) to Mitsubishi Electric; Rimac Automobili (2026) to HOF Capital; Urgent.ly (2026) to Agero; CustomCells (2025) to ABACON Capital; VAHA (2022) to Bioniq; Greyp Bikes (2021) to Porsche; evopark (2017) to Scheidt & Bachmann.

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Porsche Ventures

Stuttgart, Germany·Founded 2016·

Venture Capital Growth Equity

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Porsche Ventures is the corporate venture capital arm of Porsche AG, founded in 2016 and investing off the company balance sheet under an annual framework of up to 250 million euros. It backs early and growth-stage startups in mobility, industrial technology and sustainability from offices in Stuttgart, Berlin, Tel Aviv, Palo Alto, Shanghai and Luxembourg. In 2023 it was relaunched as Porsche Ventures 2.0 and legally structured as the Luxembourg subsidiary Porsche Investments Management S.A. Ulrich Thiem serves as Managing Director.

AUM

€400M

Funds

vintages 2016

Portfolio

Exits

Porsche Ventures is a Stuttgart venture capital firm with €400M AUM, 34 active companies and 8 exits.

SectorsTMT Industrials Energy Consumer

Key takeaways

·7 exits in the last 5 years · consistent DPI cadence.
·Average hold across 8 realized deals: 4 years.

Sector breakdown

42 companies

Mobility

7 · 17%

ClimateTech

7 · 17%

Deep Tech

5 · 12%

TMT

3 · 7%

Software

3 · 7%

Fintech

3 · 7%

Industrials

2 · 5%

SaaS

2 · 5%

Geography breakdown

6 geographies

18 · 43%

Germany

13 · 31%

Israel

5 · 12%

Switzerland

2 · 5%

Croatia

2 · 5%

Key facts

HQStuttgart, Germany

Founded2016

Employees20+

Websiteporsche.ventures

Recent exits

Porsche Ventures sold Bluedot to Epic Charging in 2026 after 3 years.

Porsche Ventures sold Nozomi Networks to Mitsubishi Electric in 2026 after 5 years.

Porsche Ventures sold Rimac Automobili to HOF Capital in 2026 after 8 years.

Porsche Ventures sold Urgent.ly to Agero in 2026 after 7 years.

Coverage notes

1 fund tracked, 42 portfolio companies (34 active · 8 realized). Verified weekly from public filings and deal announcements.

Funds & portfolio

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

1 fund

Fund

Strategy

Vintage

Size

Assets

Exits

Porsche Ventures Balance-Sheet VehicleActive

Evergreen2016€250M34 assets8 exits

Evergreen

2016 · 10yr

€250M

Unrealized

34 held

Company	Entry
&Charge Mobility · Germany	2026
1Komma5 ClimateTech · Germany	2021
actnano Deep Tech · US	2022
AM Batteries ClimateTech · US	2023
Anagog TMT · Israel	2018
Atomic Industries Industrials · US	2023
Bcomp Industrials · Switzerland	2022
Black Semiconductor Deep Tech · Germany	2024
Bumper Fintech · UK	2021
Chemix ClimateTech · US	2024
Cresta Software · US	2021
cylib ClimateTech · Germany	2024
DSP Concepts Software · US	2020
Gapless TMT · Germany	2018
Griiip Data & Analytics · Israel	2021
Group14 Technologies ClimateTech · US	2022
home-iX TMT · Germany	2017
KeySavvy Fintech · US	2023
Laka InsurTech · UK	2022
Miles Mobility · US	2018
Nitrobox SaaS · Germany	2020
Playbook Consumer · US	2020
Rally Fintech · US	2020
Retorio HR Tech · Germany	2023
Ridepanda Mobility · US	2021
RunBuggy Logistics · US	2022
Sharpist HR Tech · Germany	2022
South 8 Technologies ClimateTech · US	2024
Tactile Mobility Deep Tech · Israel	2019
TriEye Deep Tech · Israel	2019
Valence Security Cybersecurity · Israel	2022
WayRay Deep Tech · Switzerland	2018
Workerbase SaaS · Germany	2022
Zededa Cloud Infrastructure · US	2022

Realized

8 exits

Company	Entry	Exit	Type	Buyer	MOIC
Bluedot Software · US	2023	2026	Trade Sale	Epic Charging	–
CustomCells ClimateTech · Germany	2021	2025	Trade Sale	ABACON Capital	–
evopark Mobility · Germany	2016	2017	Trade Sale	Scheidt & Bachmann	–
Greyp Bikes Mobility · Croatia	2018	2021	Trade Sale	Porsche	–
Nozomi Networks Cybersecurity · US	2021	2026	Trade Sale	Mitsubishi Electric	–
Rimac Automobili Mobility · Croatia	2018	2026	Secondary	HOF Capital	–
Urgent.ly Mobility · US	2019	2026	Trade Sale	Agero	–
VAHA Consumer · Germany	2020	2022	Trade Sale	Bioniq	–

Frequently asked questions

What investment strategy does Porsche Ventures focus on?: Porsche Ventures focuses on VC, Growth strategies in the private equity space.
How many portfolio companies does Porsche Ventures have?: Porsche Ventures has 34 active portfolio companies and 8 completed exits and 1 fund tracked on GP Intel.
Where is Porsche Ventures headquartered?: Porsche Ventures is headquartered in Stuttgart, Germany.
What is Porsche Ventures's assets under management?: Porsche Ventures manages approximately €400M in assets under management.
When was Porsche Ventures founded?: Porsche Ventures was founded in 2016.
What sectors does Porsche Ventures invest in?: Porsche Ventures invests across TMT, Industrials, Energy, Consumer.
What are Porsche Ventures's recent exits?: Recent realized exits by Porsche Ventures include: Bluedot (2026) to Epic Charging; Nozomi Networks (2026) to Mitsubishi Electric; Rimac Automobili (2026) to HOF Capital; Urgent.ly (2026) to Agero; CustomCells (2025) to ABACON Capital; VAHA (2022) to Bioniq; Greyp Bikes (2021) to Porsche; evopark (2017) to Scheidt & Bachmann.