TLDR:
- Amsterdam-based Vortex Capital Partners has launched a new €145M technology fund.
- The fund targets high-growth potential small and medium-sized software and tech companies in Europe.
Amsterdam-based Vortex Capital Partners has announced the launch of a new €145M technology fund aimed at backing high-growth potential small and medium-sized software and tech companies in the Netherlands, Belgium, and other European countries. The fund, Vortex’s fourth buyout fund, is supported by new international investors as well as existing ones. The Managing Partner, Evert Jan De Groot, expressed excitement about the fund’s successful first and final closing, highlighting the firm’s strategy and team expertise.
Vortex Capital Partners, founded in 2012, focuses on investing in companies that use technology as a differentiator. The firm has a track record of investing in 24 companies and making over 55 follow-on investments. They target companies with annual revenues ranging from €3M to €30M with potential for national and international growth. The fund aims to promote responsible business practices in its future investments and plans to expand its team of business operators and investment professionals.
The firm takes an active approach in partnering with entrepreneurs and management teams to accelerate growth and help achieve their goals. By offering advice, assistance with organic growth, operational issues, and strategic acquisitions, Vortex aims to contribute to building strong and healthy companies in the software and technology sectors.
