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Vintage Investment Partners
Venture capital and private equity firm
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IsraelVintage Investment Partners is an institutional investor (Conventional VCs,) founded in 2003 and headquartered in Herzliya, Israel. Vintage Investment Partners is a venture capital firm specializing in secondary transactions, late-stage primary investments, and fund of funds. The firm invests in technology companies across the US, Europe, Canada, and Israel, with notable select investments including companies acquired by or listed on Google (Nasdaq), Akamai (Nasdaq), Intel (Nasdaq), and Oracle (acquired). Venture capital and private equity firm. Its diversified investment management firm focused on technology investing. Makes secondary acquisition of limited partner interests, direct portfolios & individual shareholdings in VC funds, PE funds, and VC or PE-backed companies. Notable portfolio companies: companies.
- Stage
- fund-of-funds (early-stage via underlying funds), growth, late-stage, secondaries, fund-of-funds (early-stage via underlying funds), growth, late-stage, secondaries
- Check size
- $5M-$15M (implied from $200M Growth Fund IV for 15-20 cos)
- HQ
- Herzliya, Israel
- Founded
- 2003
- Website
- https://vintage-ip.com
- LinkedIn
- https://linkedin.com/company/vintage-investment-partners
- Twitter
- https://twitter.com/vintage_inv
Institutional Investorenterprise softwarecybersecurityfintechhealthtechAIcloud infrastructuregamingadtechcryptosemiconductors
What they look for
technology companies with large markets & strong founders, backed by leading VCs, primarily in US, Europe, Israel, Canada; for funds: deep diverse teams with skin in game, follow-on reserves, appropriate fund size
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