Project has raised 325 million euros to accelerate its Hybrid Studio VC model

Project A has just completed a new fund of 325 million euros, strengthening its singular positioning at the crossroads of venture capital and the Studio venture. By integrating support to founders as of the ideation of an Early Structured Early Internship Investment Strategy, the Berlin fund intends to establish itself as one of the pillars of European technological pre-mooring.

With its Fund V, Project has strengthened a model that has become rare on the VC scene with a resolutely handes-on approach, combining funding and structural support via its own internal studio. This makes it possible to validate ideas, to constitute teams, to iterate on the market, and to bring out projects even before a first round. The 11x, ARX Robotics or Enapi startups come from. “” We seek to be an essential partner from the first days Summarizes Anton Waitz, General Partner.

While the Pure Studio Venture Models are struggling to convince institutional LPS, Project has failed in the game thanks to a robust investment vehicle, coupled with an internalized startup creation infrastructure. This model appeals to an increasing number of family offices, institutional investors and transatlantic partners. Fund V was overwritten in just four months.

The support extends far beyond the initial phase. The fund aligns a hundred internal, tech, product, data, growth, mobilizable experts by startups at any time, an inspired approach to integrated consulting firms. This intervention mechanics contributed to the development of companies which have become references of the European ecosystem such as Trade Republic, Sennder or Quantum Systems.

With a reinforced presence in London, where Jack Wang has just been promoted to partner alongside Malin Posen, Project affirms his pan -European ambition. “” This new partner anchors our commitment to the United Kingdom “Indicates the company, while British venture capital seeks to reposition itself post-Brexit.

Founded in Berlin, Project A is led by Florian Heinemann, Anton Waitz, Malin Posen and, recently, Jack Wang. The fund now manages 1.2 billion euros in management under management. He focuses on the towers PRE-SEED AND SEEDwith a particular accent on the following verticals: Fintech, global supply chains, European resilience and autonomous work.