TLDR:
- Dutch-based Golden Egg Check (GEC) raises €5M for its VC fund.
- The fund aims to make about 35 investments in tech companies over three years.
Dutch-based Golden Egg Check’s VC fund raises €5M; aims to make about 35 investments
Enschende-based Golden Egg Check (GEC), a Dutch analyst startup, has raised €5M from investors for its VC fund, GEC Capital I. The fund plans to make approximately 35 investments in tech companies over the next three years. So far, the fund has a portfolio of 22 startups, mainly focused on Dutch software companies.
With the new capital injection, the fund has reached its final close at the hard cap of €5M. Golden Egg Check co-invests with other organizations to leverage their expertise and network, ensuring optimal support for its portfolio companies. The company generally targets early-stage investments in Pre-Seed and Seed stages across various sectors.
The investment period for Golden Egg Check’s first fund extends until the summer of 2025, after which the company plans to launch a second, slightly larger fund. The team emphasizes its focus on co-investment strategies and building a strong founder community to support startups and scale-ups through their growth journey.
Golden Egg Check, known for leveraging data and insights within the Dutch tech and VC ecosystem, aims to propel the Netherlands to the forefront of European startup ecosystems. The company collaborates with experts from various industries to assess and support startups and scale-ups in becoming successful ventures.
