Government VCs

Driving innovation in Tatarstan through strategic investments.

Supporting sustainable economic development in Malta.

Empowering New Brunswick's innovators.

Promoting economic and social development in La Palma.

Supporting UK businesses through strategic investments.

Empowering UAE SMEs with growth capital.

Supporting New Zealand's early-stage technology ecosystem.

Supporting Estonian businesses and innovation.

Strengthening Hungary's capital market.

Supporting Utah's deep-tech startups.

Investing in Wallonia's audiovisual and gaming sectors.

Investing in British Columbia's future.

Transforming research into sustainable innovations.

Promoting technology entrepreneurship in Kazakhstan.

Investing in deep-tech and climate solutions for sustainable growth.

Promoting foreign investment in Spain.

Developing Estonia's venture capital market.

Fonds Mohammed VI pour l'Investissement (FM6I) is a Moroccan sovereign investment fund established in 2020-2021 with an initial capital of 15 billion dirhams. Fully owned by the Moroccan State and headquartered in Rabat, the fund aims to catalyze economic recovery following COVID-19. It focuses on mobilizing national and international financing to support significant investments, infrastructure projects through public-private partnerships, and strengthening Moroccan enterprises to enhance job creation and competitiveness. FM6I's mission includes financing priority investment projects and promoting responsible investment practices while integrating environmental, social, and governance (ESG) standards. The fund seeks to enhance the investment capacities of Moroccan companies, support their growth into regional and global players, and attract private investments. It operates as a pioneer investor, providing equity financing and co-investment opportunities, and aims to mobilize substantial private capital, targeting 550 billion dirhams in private investments by 2026 and the creation of 500,000 jobs between 2022 and 2026.

Accelerating sustainable development in Turkey.

Empowering Omani entrepreneurs through financial support.

Empowering Bahraini youth through entrepreneurship.

Kazakhstan's national agency for innovation development.

SETT Spain, or Sociedad Española para la Transformación Tecnológica, is a public business entity established by the Spanish government in 2024. Its mission is to enhance Spain's technological sovereignty and drive digital transformation through strategic investments. SETT operates as a co-investor, utilizing public capital to attract private investment and support high-risk projects in critical industries. The organization manages a portfolio of funds totaling approximately €16 billion to €20 billion, derived from Spain's Recovery, Transformation, and Resilience Plan. SETT focuses on sectors such as microelectronics, artificial intelligence, telecommunications, audiovisual media, and cybersecurity. It offers direct equity investments, loans, and technical consultancy to startups and scale-ups, aiming to foster innovation and growth in the Spanish and European entrepreneurial ecosystem. With a commitment to best practices in funding and policy, SETT Spain plays a vital role in strengthening national technological capabilities and ensuring Spain's competitiveness in the global market.

SNCI (Société Nationale de Crédit et d'Investissement) is a public banking institution owned by the State of Luxembourg, established in 1978 and based in Luxembourg. The bank specializes in medium- and long-term financing for companies in Luxembourg, focusing on investments in fixed assets, innovations, exports, and support for startups and business transfers. As a neutral financing partner, SNCI collaborates with commercial banks and business support organizations to structure financing and provide advisory services. The bank offers a range of products, including equipment loans, startup and business transfer loans, medium- and long-term loans, and equity investments. It also provides financing for foreign investments by established Luxembourg companies. SNCI prioritizes SMEs, innovative firms, and projects that contribute to economic development, ensuring that its services support the growth and resilience of the Luxembourg business landscape.