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STYX Urban Investments is a venture capital firm based in Mannheim, Germany, focusing on early-stage startups. The firm manages a portfolio of 14 companies and primarily invests in the DACH region, Nordics, and Southern Europe. STYX emphasizes sustainability and urban innovation, utilizing its Urban Living Labs for real-world testing.
STYX invests in PropTech, Green & CleanTech, Smart City, and Construction-Tech sectors, targeting pre-seed and seed stages. The firm provides funding of up to €200,000 in two tranches, aiming to support startups that are reimagining urban living. Their investment strategy is centered on facilitating the development of greener cities and buildings.
Notable companies in STYX's portfolio include Wohnio, a PropTech firm optimizing heating systems in Vienna; Gad Marton, a Green & CleanTech company utilizing the Urban Living Lab in Tel Aviv; and Klaus Junge, a PropTech startup in Mannheim leveraging the lab for sales traction.
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STYX runs the Urban Living Labs program, which offers startups a real-world testing environment to validate their solutions and gain market insights. Interested startups can apply through their website or contact them directly.
STYX typically participates in early-stage funding rounds, often leading investments in the pre-seed and seed stages.
STYX is open to follow-on investments, particularly for companies that demonstrate significant growth and alignment with their sustainability goals.
The specific size of STYX's current fund is not publicly disclosed, but they focus on investments up to €200,000 per startup.
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