Vintage Investment Partners has successfully raised $200 million for its 4th Growth-Stage Venture Fund, surpassing its target. The fund will invest in 15-20 growth-stage technology startups in Israel, Europe, and the US. This brings Vintage’s total assets under management to approximately $4 billion. Vintage will continue to support its portfolio companies and funds through its free Value+ services, which aim to connect startups with customers, investors, and industry experts.
Vintage Investment Partners Exceeds Expectations with $200M for Growth Fund
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