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Divergent Capital, founded in January 2016 by Christophe Goffoz and Chantal Thiéblin, is based in Canada and focuses on impact investments. The firm supports startups with a combination of financial and human resources, aiming to create viable business models that align with market needs. They manage a portfolio of five companies and emphasize a holistic approach to measuring business success.
Divergent Capital invests in seed to Series B stage startups across sectors such as climate, biotech, healthcare, and consumer goods. They provide capital, mentorship, and networking opportunities to help startups develop solid business models tailored to market trends and competitive positioning. Their investment strategy is centered on creating positive social and environmental impacts.
Notable portfolio companies include Polystyvert, which has developed a new recycling process for polystyrene; Apogée, known for high-end recyclable aluminum trailers; Ovensa, which offers a nano-medicine oral delivery platform for targeted cancer treatment; ECOTIERRA, a leader in sustainable forestry projects; and Microcrédit Montréal, providing equitable access to credit.
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Yes, Divergent Capital often leads investment rounds, particularly in the seed and Series A stages, to help shape the direction of their portfolio companies.
Divergent Capital is open to follow-on investments, especially for companies that demonstrate strong growth and alignment with their impact investment thesis.
The specific size of Divergent Capital's current fund is not publicly disclosed, but they actively manage investments across multiple sectors.
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