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Proximity Capital is an Italian venture capital firm based in Milan, focusing on B2B software startups at the pre-seed and seed stages. The firm invests up to €500,000 for pre-seed rounds and up to €2 million for seed rounds. They have a portfolio of 12 companies across various industries in Italy and Europe.
Proximity Capital invests in B2B software startups at the pre-seed and seed stages, providing financial backing of up to €500,000 for pre-seed and up to €2 million for seed rounds. The firm seeks to support founders with unconventional ideas and strong ambitions, aiming to back innovative businesses across Europe.
Notable portfolio companies include: Satispay, a mobile payment platform; Insoore, a platform for streamlining insurance claims; Termo, a tool for managing green loans; GrapeData, a data intelligence platform; Treedom, a platform for planting trees; Planeat.eco, a solution for optimizing B2B catering operations; Yobs, an AI-driven recruiting intelligence platform; Lampoo, a marketplace for second-hand luxury items; Wallife, an insurance provider for emerging risks; Macai, an e-grocery delivery platform; Grover, a subscription service for tech rentals; Qomodo, a BNPL solution for retailers; and Jet HR, a payroll management platform.
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Yes, Proximity Capital often leads investment rounds, particularly at the pre-seed and seed stages.
The firm is open to follow-on investments, especially for companies that demonstrate strong growth and potential.
Specific details about the fund size are not disclosed, but they actively invest between €500,000 and €2 million per company.
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