What investment strategy does Serena Capital focus on?

Serena Capital focuses on VC, Growth strategies in the private equity space.

How many portfolio companies does Serena Capital have?

Serena Capital has 68 active portfolio companies and 44 completed exits and 4 funds tracked on GP Intel.

Where is Serena Capital headquartered?

Serena Capital is headquartered in PARIS, France.

What is Serena Capital's assets under management?

Serena Capital manages approximately €1.0B in assets under management.

When was Serena Capital founded?

Serena Capital was founded in 2008.

What sectors does Serena Capital invest in?

Serena Capital invests across TMT, Software, Business Services, Financials, Energy.

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Serena Capital

PARIS, France·Founded 2008·

Venture Capital Growth Equity

·serena.vc

Serena Capital is a Paris-based venture capital firm founded in 2008 that invests primarily in seed to series B technology-related companies across Europe and North America. It manages over €1 billion in assets and supports startups with…Read full bio

AUM

€1.0B

Funds

Portfolio

Exits

SectorsTMTSoftwareBusiness ServicesFinancialsEnergy

Key facts

HQPARIS, France

Founded2008

Websiteserena.vc

Recent exits

TMT · 2026

TMT · 2025

TMT · 2025

TMT · 2025

Coverage notes

4 funds tracked, 112 portfolio companies (68 active · 44 realized). Verified weekly from public filings and deal announcements.

About Serena Capital

Serena Capital is a Paris-based European venture capital firm with over €1 billion of assets under management as of December 2024, founded in 2008. The firm invests primarily in seed to Series B technology-related companies across Europe and selectively North America, with a multi-vintage track record supporting European tech innovation across multiple sub-verticals from enterprise software through climate technology to creative AI platforms.

Investment thesis

Serena Capital targets European and selectively North American technology companies at seed and Series A-B stages, deploying equity tickets typically ranging from €1 million to €15 million per investment depending on stage and sub-vertical. Sector focus spans enterprise software, AI/ML, fintech, climate technology and creative tools, with the platform's multi-decade experience enabling pattern recognition across multiple technology cycles. Selective follow-on investments support portfolio companies through Series C and beyond.

Recent activity

Recent realised exits include Koyeb (TMT, 2026), Leonardo.ai (TMT, 2025), Pelico (TMT, 2025) and Seiza (TMT, 2025), reflecting strong 2025-2026 distribution momentum across the technology venture portfolio. The platform tracks 4 funds, 68 active portfolio companies and 44 realised exits across the multi-vintage European VC track record. Detailed buyer names and multiple data available on Pro at €49/month.