Development and validation
Companies seeking funding for product development, technical capabilities or commercial validation.
We facilitate connections between companies seeking capital and investors with defined interests, within a scope agreed for each collaboration.
The sector, stage, use of funds and transaction structure determine which conversations make sense. An initial assessment helps organise this context before considering an introduction.
Collaboration focuses on facilitating contacts and coordinating discussions where there is a potential fit. It does not imply an investment commitment, financing approval or a guaranteed completion.
Each participant’s role and the terms are defined before proceeding.
Share your activity, stage, country, capital requirements and use of funds. There is no need to attach a confidential deck to the initial enquiry.
Introduce my company →INVESTORS AND COLLABORATORSShare your sectors, geographies, stages, time horizon and participation criteria to assess which conversations could be relevant.
Share my criteria →The collaborations shared with us include companies in AI, data analytics, software, digital platforms, gaming and immersive technologies. These are reference sectors, rather than a catalogue of available investments.
Companies seeking funding for product development, technical capabilities or commercial validation.
Requirements related to market access, distribution or international growth, depending on each company’s circumstances.
Discussions about equity participation and strategic collaboration with potentially suitable counterparts.
Enquiries may relate to startups, growth companies, private equity interests or international investment interests. The mandate and applicable capabilities must be confirmed for each case.
A capital increase and a sale of existing shares are different transactions. It is essential to identify who receives the funds and how they will be used.
The type of interest, rights, restrictions and documentation must reflect the transaction being presented.
Presentations and terms require a date, version and permission to circulate. A forecast or an announced funding round does not demonstrate an outcome.
Understand the company and its requirements, or the investor’s criteria.
Review the scope of collaboration, structure and potential counterpart.
Confirm the parties, authorised information and terms of exchange.
Facilitate contact and follow-up. Analysis and decisions remain with the parties and their advisers.
Yes. An initial enquiry can explain the product, stage, market, requirements and use of funds. The next step depends on the agreed scope and the fit with potential counterparts.
No. A collaboration to facilitate contacts does not imply an equity holding, fund management or exclusive representation. No investment outcomes are attributed to these relationships.
You can share your criteria. Any subsequent introduction will depend on availability, permissions, the recipient’s profile and applicable conditions; access to an opportunity is not guaranteed.
The initial form does not request attachments. Once the scope is defined, the channel, recipients and documentation that may be shared will be agreed.
The parties review the transaction and its terms with the relevant specialists. Facilitating a connection does not replace evaluation or create an obligation to invest.