Mundi Ventures hopes deeptech-focused Kembara fund will be ‘Medicis of Europe’s second renaissance’
Tuesday, February 17, 2026 · first reported by AltAssets
Mundi Ventures closed its debut Kembara deeptech fund at €750m first close, positioning itself as a major European deeptech investor. The fund aims to capitalize on Europe's second renaissance in advanced technology innovation.
- Firm
- Mundi Ventures
- Size
- $820M
- Stage
- First close
- Asset class
- Venture
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