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26.06.2025 | Tech and Business News

Berlin VC Project A Closes €325M for Early-Stage Startups

Since 2012, Project A’s team of seasoned operators has established a leading track record in European early-stage investing success.

Since 2012, Project A’s team of seasoned operators has established a leading track record in European early-stage investing success. © Project A

Berlin's venture capital scene just got a major boost. Project A, one of Europe's leading tech investment firms, has successfully closed its oversubscribed €325 million Fund V, bringing its total assets under management to €1.2 billion, according to the company's press release.

The firm completed the fundraising in just four months, demonstrating strong investor confidence in Project A's approach to early-stage investing. The fund attracted a diverse mix of institutional investors, family offices, and strategic partners from across Europe and the US.

"Europe is poised to cultivate the next generation of globally significant companies," said Malin Posern, Partner at Project A. The firm's conviction in European entrepreneurship continues to drive its mission of supporting ambitious founders during critical pre-seed and seed stages.

Project A has built an impressive track record since 2012, consistently producing unicorns across all funds. Notable portfolio companies include Trade Republic, sennder, Zepz, and most recently announced unicorn Quantum Systems. This success has positioned Project A among Europe's top-performing early-stage investors.

What sets Project A apart is its unique Studio model, which supports innovators still working on their ideas. The Studio provides validation support, team development assistance, and early market fit guidance. Portfolio companies like 11x, ARX Robotics, and ENAPI leveraged this approach before raising pre-seed funding.

The firm focuses on four key sectors shaping Europe's future: European Resilience, Fintech, Future of Autonomous Work, and Global Supply Chains. With 130 portfolio companies and established teams in Berlin and London, Project A is strengthening its position with Jack Wang's promotion to Partner in the London office.

"We provide not just crucial initial investment but the practical operational resources and deep expertise necessary to navigate initial complexities," emphasized Anton Waitz, General Partner at Project A.

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