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Impact Fund Denmark

Provider of capital investments supporting private sector development projects

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Impact Fund Denmark

Denmark

Impact Fund Denmark is an institutional investor (Captive Funds) founded in 1967 and headquartered in Copenhagen, Denmark. Provider of capital investments supporting private sector development projects. Offers financial instruments including equity, debt, and guarantees to companies operating in development-focused sectors. Supports project implementation in areas such as sustainable infrastructure, renewable energy, healthcare, and financial services. Provides risk-capital under commercial terms to enable business growth while promoting development objectives. Focuses on facilitating long-term investment strategies and improving access to funding for private enterprises. Operates as an investment fund channeling resources toward impactful and sustainable projects. Collaborates with companies to structure financing solutions appropriate for project scale and sector requirements. Ensures investments align with measurable development outcomes and sector-specific standards. Maintains a professional approach to evaluating, managing, and monitoring investment performance across funded projects.

Stage
early-stage, venture capital, growth, Series A, early-stage, venture capital, growth, Series A
Check size
$2.3M-$76.9M (~$2M-$70M)
HQ
Copenhagen, Denmark
Founded
1967
Website
https://impactfund.dk
LinkedIn
https://linkedin.com/company/impactfunddenmark
Institutional Investorgreen energy & infrastructurefinancial serviceshealthcaresustainable food systems

What they look for

operating in developing countries across Africa, Asia, Latin America, parts of Europe; commercially viable projects on market terms; aligned with UN Sustainable Development Goals; high social/environmental impact; minority stakes (10-30%); for VC: small high-impact startups

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