What investment strategy does Ventech focus on?

Ventech focuses on VC strategies in the private equity space.

How many portfolio companies does Ventech have?

Ventech has 30 active portfolio companies and 23 completed exits and 3 funds tracked on GP Intel.

Where is Ventech headquartered?

Ventech is headquartered in Paris, France.

What is Ventech's assets under management?

Ventech manages approximately €1.1B in assets under management.

What sectors does Ventech invest in?

Ventech invests across TMT, Software, Consumer, Healthcare, Industrials, Energy, Financials.

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Ventech

Paris, France·Founded 1998·

Venture Capital

·ventechvc.com

Ventech is a Paris-based venture capital firm founded in December 1998 by Alain Caffi and Eric Huet, headquartered at 47 avenue de l'Opera 75002 Paris and approved by the AMF as a portfolio management company under code GP98-039 (SIREN…Read full bio

AUM

€1.1B

Funds

Portfolio

Key facts

HQParis, France

Founded1998

Websiteventechvc.com

Recent exits

Software · 2026

Industrials · 2025

TMT · 2025

Healthcare · 2024

Coverage notes

3 funds tracked, 53 portfolio companies (30 active · 23 realized). Verified weekly from public filings and deal announcements.

About Ventech

Ventech is a venture capital platform based in Paris with €1 billion of assets under management as of December 2024 and a founding year of 1996. The firm targets European and selectively global technology companies across TMT, software, healthcare, industrials and business services, with capital deployed across early-stage and Series A/B rounds alongside institutional limited partners.

Investment thesis

The platform deploys venture capital into TMT, software, healthcare, industrials and business services categories with a focus on technology-enabled businesses across France and selectively across Europe. Investment focus spans seed and growth stages with capital deployed across multiple rounds per portfolio company, supporting founder teams through international scaling and selective M&A activity. The fund structure enables longer holding periods than typical venture vehicles, supporting category-leadership outcomes in technology platforms with global ambitions.

Recent activity

Recent realised exits include 365Talents (saas, 2026), OneRobotics (e-commerce, 2025), Apryl (saas, 2024) and Crocus Technology (industrials, 2023). The platform tracks 2 fund vehicles, 29 active portfolio companies and 24 realised exits across the strategy's history. Detailed buyer names and multiple data available on Pro at €49/month.