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Sustainable Venture Capital LLC, also known as Sustainable Capital, is based in the United States and was founded by Stuart Bernstein, who has a background in finance and clean technology. The firm focuses on sustainable companies and manages investments in venture and growth equity funds, as well as real estate funds. It has a portfolio of 13 companies and emphasizes environmental and social impacts in its investment strategy.
Sustainable Capital invests in sectors such as sustainable technology, real estate, and infrastructure. The firm targets companies that apply emerging technologies to traditional industries sustainably, with a particular emphasis on workforce and affordable housing. Its investment strategy includes both venture and growth equity funds, along with real estate funds focused on sustainable infrastructure projects and water assets.
Notable portfolio companies include DocuSign, DTSJ, Elroy Air, G2VP, Generate Capital, KeepTruckin, Kimpact Real Estate, M-KOPA, Planet Recovery, RRG Sustainable Water, Skydio, Sustainable City, Upwell Water, and Xos.
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Sustainable Capital focuses on sustainable technology, real estate, and infrastructure, targeting companies that leverage emerging technologies in traditional industries.
The firm invests in both seed and growth equity stages, allowing it to support companies at various points in their development.
Yes, the firm invests in real estate funds that emphasize workforce and affordable housing, along with sustainable infrastructure projects.
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