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Yttrium

Munich, Germany·Founded 2015··yttrium.com

Yttrium is a Munich-based B2B technology growth equity investor that partners with management teams of fast-growing software and software-enabled services companies to scale them internationally. Founded in 2015 as Digital+ Partners, the firm rebranded to Yttrium on 1 January 2023 and focuses on the industrial-technology and financial-services-technology verticals, writing growth-equity checks of up to EUR 50 million per company including follow-ons. It manages over EUR 750 million across two Digital Growth Funds and maintains offices in Munich, Frankfurt and London.

AUM
€750M
Funds
2
vintages 2018–2023
Portfolio
21
Exits
6

Yttrium is a Munich growth equity firm with €750M AUM, 21 active companies and 6 exits.

Key takeaways
  • ·6 exits in the last 5 years · consistent DPI cadence.
  • ·Average hold across 6 realized deals: 5 years.
  • ·Top sector focus: SaaS (30% of portfolio).
  • ·Fund cadence: ~5Y between vintages · last raise 2023.

Sector breakdown

27 companies
SaaS
8 · 30%
Fintech
3 · 11%
AI/ML
3 · 11%
Data & Analytics
3 · 11%
Cybersecurity
3 · 11%
Deep Tech
2 · 7%
Logistics
2 · 7%
PropTech
1 · 4%

Geography breakdown

9 geographies
Germany
12 · 44%
UK
4 · 15%
Switzerland
3 · 11%
US
2 · 7%
France
2 · 7%
Austria
1 · 4%
Poland
1 · 4%
Singapore
1 · 4%

Key facts

HQMunich, Germany
Founded2015
Employees40+

Recent exits

Starmind

Yttrium sold Starmind to Capacity in 2026 after 8 years.

Yttrium sold Ftapi to Tikehau Capital / Armira Growth in 2025 after 4 years.

Yttrium sold InMindCloud to Zilliant in 2023 after 4 years.

Yttrium sold Logpoint to Summa Equity in 2023 after 3 years.

Coverage notes

2 funds tracked, 27 portfolio companies (21 active · 6 realized). Verified weekly from public filings and deal announcements.

Funds & portfolio

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

2 funds
Digital Growth Fund II
Growth2023€403M5 assets

Unrealized

5 held
CompanyEntry
ApprovalMax
Fintech · UK
2024
Capacity
AI/ML · US
2025
Embotech
Deep Tech · Switzerland
2024
Eye-Able
SaaS · Germany
2024
i6
SaaS · UK
2025
Digital Growth Fund I
Growth2018€349M16 assets6 exits

Unrealized

16 held
CompanyEntry
Anyline
AI/ML · Austria
2021
casavi
PropTech · Germany
2021
CleverConnect
SaaS · France
2021
eStoreMedia
Data & Analytics · Poland
2021
HeyJobs
HR Tech · Germany
2022
interop.io
Fintech · UK
2019
movingimage
SaaS · Germany
2016
NavVis
Deep Tech · Germany
2017
Pricefx
SaaS · Germany
2018
PriceHubble
Data & Analytics · Switzerland
2021
quantilope
Data & Analytics · Germany
2020
Seven Senders
Logistics · Germany
2019
Truce Software
SaaS · US
2018
Upsun
Cloud Infrastructure · France
2022
VMRay
Cybersecurity · Germany
2019
Zencargo
Logistics · UK
2021

Realized

6 exits
CompanyEntryExitTypeBuyerMOIC
Ftapi
Cybersecurity · Germany
20212025SecondaryTikehau Capital / Armira Growth–
InMindCloud
SaaS · Singapore
20192023Trade SaleZilliant–
Logpoint
Cybersecurity · Denmark
20202023SecondarySumma Equity–
orderbird
Fintech · Germany
20162022Trade SaleNexi Group–
riskmethods
SaaS · Germany
20172022Trade SaleSphera–
Starmind
AI/ML · Switzerland
20182026Trade SaleCapacity–

Frequently asked questions

What investment strategy does Yttrium focus on?
Yttrium focuses on Growth strategies in the private equity space.
How many portfolio companies does Yttrium have?
Yttrium has 21 active portfolio companies and 6 completed exits and 2 funds tracked on GP Intel.
Where is Yttrium headquartered?
Yttrium is headquartered in Munich, Germany.
What is Yttrium's assets under management?
Yttrium manages approximately €750M in assets under management.
When was Yttrium founded?
Yttrium was founded in 2015.
What sectors does Yttrium invest in?
Yttrium invests across Software, TMT, Business Services, Financials.
What are Yttrium's recent exits?
Recent realized exits by Yttrium include: Starmind (2026) to Capacity; FTAPI (2025) to Tikehau Capital / Armira Growth; InMindCloud (2023) to Zilliant; Logpoint (2023) to Summa Equity; orderbird (2022) to Nexi Group; riskmethods (2022) to Sphera.
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Last updated August 2026 · Sourced from public filings · Report an issue