Portfolio

Rabot Energy (DE) is a fast-growing digital energy provider and the market leader in dynamic electricity tariffs, supplying over 200,000 households and businesses in Germany with 100% renewable electricity. Its AI-powered platform shifts flexible consumption to the hours when power is cheapest and greenest, lowering bills and helping stabilise the grid. By pairing smart tariffs with plug-and-play home batteries, Rabot is building a virtual power plant out of connected homes. Headquartered in Hamburg, Rabot Energy was founded in 2021 by CEO Jan Rabe.

Noah (UK) is an API-first payments infrastructure provider that lets businesses move money across borders using stablecoins instead of slow and costly correspondent banking. Through a single integration, remittance providers, fintechs, marketplaces, payroll platforms, and global enterprises can collect funds through dedicated virtual accounts and pay out in local currency via bank transfers, mobile wallets, and other local payment methods. Funds enter as fiat, cross borders as stablecoins and settle locally in minutes, cutting costs, delays and the need to prefund accounts in every market. With compliance, licensing and banking relationships built into the platform, clients can launch in new markets without building that stack themselves. Headquartered in London, Noah was founded by Shah Ramezani, formerly head of Asia at The Hut Group, and co-founded by Thijn Lamers, former EVP at Adyen.

General Intuition is a frontier AI research lab, spun out from Medal.tv, developing next-generation foundation models designed for real-world intelligence. By combining their own multimodal data with large-scale model training, the company is building AI with advanced spatial and temporal reasoning capabilities that can perceive, reason, anticipate, and act across both digital and physical environments. Truly intelligent machines must move beyond language and understand the real world ("from words to worlds") enabling agentic systems that can perceive, anticipate, and improvise. Their foundation models aim to power the next generation of enterprise AI, robotics, and autonomous systems.

Grape Health is Switzerland's first carrier-backed group health MGA, combining fully digital group insurance with health analytics that proactively reduce employer absence costs. Founded in 2021 by ETH Zurich alumni Gregory Inauen and Fabian Mächler, the company has built a fully integrated insurance operating system that connects into 50+ HRIS and payroll platforms—automating claims handling, absence management, and payroll reporting. Beyond coverage, Grape's health analytics layer detects absence patterns and triggers proactive interventions, reducing claims frequency and duration. Headquartered in Zurich, Grape employs 70 FTE.

Finst is a fully regulated European digital asset investment platform founded by members of the early DEGIRO team, enabling retail and institutional clients to trade and manage digital assets transparently and at ultra low cost. Built on proprietary, in-house infrastructure, the platform provides access to over 340 digital assets in EUR at a flat 0.15% trading fee with no hidden spreads. Headquartered in Amsterdam, Finst operates under a MiCAR license from the Dutch Authority for the Financial Markets (AFM). Since launching in 2023, Finst has grown into a large, fast-growing platform with a broad base of verified users and annual trading volume of several billion euros, while remaining operationally profitable.

Eir is a full-stack embedded insurance carrier enabling digital platforms, MGAs, and e-commerce businesses to distribute non-life insurance products seamlessly across Europe. Through its proprietary API-driven platform, the company provides a unified infrastructure for underwriting, claims, and compliance—allowing partners to launch white-label insurance products in half the time compared to legacy carriers. Headquartered in Sweden, Eir operates under its own EU insurance license with 11 cross-border authorisations and partners with more than 60 distributors across eight active markets, spanning mobility, health, travel, property, and payment protection.

Deftpower (NL) is a fast-growing European provider of AI-powered EV charging solutions, serving over 40 clients across 10 countries. Its white-label platform helps eMobility providers deliver cheaper, cleaner, and smarter charging while easing pressure on Europe’s congested power grids. By shifting charging to off-peak hours and aligning demand with renewable energy, Deftpower cuts costs, lowers emissions, and improves grid stability. Scalable to handle millions of transactions, the platform is designed for seamless smart charging today and vehicle-to-grid integration tomorrow.

Treefera (UK) was founded in 2022 by Jonathan Horn and Caroline Grey to help companies enhance visibility and control over the first mile of their nature-based supply chains. Its AI-driven platform synthesizes multiple data sources, including satellite and ground truth data, into a single source of truth, providing timely and actionable insights that promote responsible sourcing and sustainability. By enabling businesses to identify risks, meet compliance requirements, and advance decarbonization, Treefera drives stronger, more transparent supply chains worldwide.

Nomupay (IE) is an online payments platform that provides orchestration, acquiring, and payout solutions across Europe, Middle East, Southeast Asia and the Pacific. With a unified API, the company enables mid-market merchants, ISOs, ISVs, and platforms to efficiently manage pay-in and pay-out operations across multiple geographies. By offering locally licensed acquiring and multi-currency settlement services, Nomupay simplifies cross-border payments and improves conversion rates. Headquartered in Dublin, the company employs c. 200 people across several offices globally.

Infraspeak (PT) is an Intelligent Maintenance Management Platform, trusted by over 60,000 front-line technicians worldwide working on over 240,000 buildings. Infraspeak has developed a platform solution connecting every key player involved in the operation of a building, from facility managers, frontline maintenance teams, to service providers. Endeit led a €18m Series B in Sept 2024.

Klara (formerly Mooveo) is a Paris-based SaaS platform focused on employee development and skills tracking. The product is a platform that enables organizations to structure and monitor both soft and hard skills, automate feedback cycles, and align individual growth with business objectives. Its users range from individual employees and managers to HR leaders, who rely on it for self-assessment, performance reviews, and development planning. Its enterprise clients include major French and European corporations such as Carrefour, Safran, CDC, Arkema, and Banque Populaire. Klara positions itself as a core engine for talent management and continuous learning across organizations.

Aethon is a digital staffing and workforce management platform for the Dutch healthcare, childcare, and public sectors. Its Aelio platform combines on-demand staffing, scheduling, and vendor management into a single system, enabling institutions to efficiently source, plan, and manage flexible labor while ensuring compliance with new regulations. For flex workers, it allows it to seamlessly switch between freelance and temporary contracts in one app, while offering clients full transparency and control over costs and capacity. Headquartered in Rijswijk, Aethon serves large institutional clients and connects them to a pool of more than 5,000 active workers.

Lepaya (NL) is founded by René Janssen and Peter Kuperus and enables the practical upskilling of employees on soft skills that are relevant to their jobs. The company provides training with a hybrid learning model combining bite-sized online content with group sessions led by experienced trainers. Lepaya’s curriculum centres around the idea of developing ‘power skills’ (i.e. resilience) across 60 modules (“hiring for success, presenting with confidence, or fostering diversity and inclusion”), with the focus on practical application so the skill is deeply embedded.

Sharpist (DE), founded in 2018 in Berlin, DE, is a results-oriented, digital coaching provider with the mission to drive the growth of organizations and their people through 1:1 digital coaching and personalized learning journeys. Learners in organizations from more than 30 countries worldwide meet their personal business coach from an international network of certified coaches via the Sharpist’s mobile or web app. For ideal learning success, the coaching is supplemented with personalized learning content. Founded by Hendrik Schriefer and Fabian Niedballa, Sharpist now employs close to 100 people in its Berlin and Munich offices. 

Sastrify (DE) is the leading European digital procurement platform for Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) products, helping companies to manage and reduce cost of their existing SaaS stack, as well as purchase additional 3rd party SaaS solutions via Sastrify’s marketplace. Founded by Sven Lackinger and Maximilian Messing in 2020, Sastrify’s platform automatically monitors cost, usage, GDPR compliance, renewals and other related parameters, helping companies to improve the overall software negotiation process.

Stravito (SE) is a knowledge management solution that democratizes access to market research and insights, making it fast and easy to use research to make better decisions. Global leaders such as Carlsberg, Comcast, Danone and Electrolux use Stravito’s intuitive, highly automated cloud service to centralize internal and external data sources, organize research and data, and quickly generate the findings that organizations need to power growth. Stravito was founded in Sweden in 2017 by a team of entrepreneurs with decades of technology and research industry experience. Today it is represented in Boston and in several European countries.

Amberscript (NL) is a dynamic startup with the goal of making audio accessible by transforming it into text. With the best speech-recognition algorithms on the market, they save our customers hundreds of thousands of hours of manual labor, and enable thousands of people with auditory impairments (deaf and hard of hearing) to understand video and audio more easily.

parcelLab (DE) is the leading Operations Experience Management platform globally. The company brings end-consumers and brands closer together by closing the experience gap post-sales and beyond. Being integrated with 150+ carriers worldwide, parcelLab helps 500+ brands globally, like IKEA, Bose, Puma, Farfetch and Nespresso, to enhance operations and communication with their clients post-purchase leading to increased customer satisfaction and engagement. With offices in Munich, London, Paris and New York, parcelLab has been highlighted by the Financial Times as one of the fastest-growing technology companies in 2020.

Navan (US) provides thousands of global customers with travel, expense & corporate card management to automate manual processes & drive spend visibility. In 2015, after years of experiencing firsthand the pitfalls of legacy travel and expense solutions, Ariel Cohen and Ilan Twig created a technology-first corporate travel platform made with the end user at the center of the experience.

Floryn (NL) is a fintech company that offers small and medium-sized businesses with business loans up to € 2 million. The company was founded in 2016 by Sven van der Biezen (CEO), Marijn van Aerle (CTO) and Gion van den Bogaert (CFRO). Floryn - named after the Dutch currency used from the Middle Ages to 2002- is located in the Jheronimus Academy of Data Science (JADS) in 's-Hertogenbosch. Through the intelligent co-working of humans with AI and Machine learning (Intelligent Empowerment), Floryn stands out in customer experience and service

The IP Rally (FI) team have built a Patent Search engine and Patent classifier driven by their proprietary Graph AI technology. The Helsinki based company was founded in 2018 by former Patent Lawyer Sakari Arvela and CTO Juho Kallio. IPRally is on a mission to disrupt the traditional Patent Search market and already had significant traction on an early version of their product when Endeit invested in 2023.

Happeo (FI)was founded in 2017 in Helsinki, Finland by Perttu Ojansu and Antero Hanhirova. Happeo’s mission is to help solve knowledge intensive companies their information chaos. They’ve built a better intranet, truly connecting employees and making information readily available across all parts of the organisation.

Virtuagym (NL) provides a leading cloud based fitness software platform for member engagement, coaching and club management. Virtuagym supports more than 4,500 health clubs and 25,000 trainers in over 80 countries, including the United States and key European markets. The company has over 200 employees and offices in Amsterdam, The Netherlands and Medellín, Colombia. Virtuagym was founded in 2008 by brothers Paul and Hugo Braam.

TourRadar (AT) is the world's largest and most-trusted online marketplace for multi-day tours. With more than 20,000 tours in over 200 countries, TourRadar helps millions of travellers each year find, compare and book the tour of their dreams. Based in Vienna (Austria) with offices in Brisbane (Australia) and Toronto (Canada), TourRadar has a vision of connecting people to life-enriching travel experiences. Tourradar was founded in 2010 by brothers Travis and Shawn Pittman.

Cevinio (NL) was founded in 2013 by Jeroen Volk, Vilayat William and Vincent Prooij as InvoiceSharing and is active on the global invoice-to-pay software market. Cevinio’s smart algorithms remove redundant steps from the invoice handling processes, significantly increasing productivity and reducing compliance risk. The system is compatible with all large ERP’s such as SAP and Oracle, enabling finance departments to process invoices and payments faster. Cevinio currently handles invoices in over 90 countries worldwide. The company’s platform is implemented internationally by Accenture, EY, KPMG, Deloitte and PwC.

Roamler offers, via its proprietary crowdsourcing platform, a well-trained local mobile workforce to corporates with a focus on both near-time insights in execution on retail floors as well as technical home installations. The company employs over 55 people with headquarters in Amsterdam and regional offices in amongst others Germany, France and Belgium. Roamler was founded in 2011 by Martijn Nijhuis and Wiggert de Haan.

MetrixLab is a global provider of analytics and consumer insights. The company turns data from surveys, social media and enterprise systems into actionable insights that help leading brands drive innovation, as well as brand and customer engagement. Headquartered in Rotterdam and San Francisco with 15 offices across the US, Europe and Asia, MetrixLab provides analytics and insights services in more than 50 countries. Endeit Capital co-invested with well known angel investor and entrepreneur Bodo Douqué.

Albelli is one of the largest European photo book suppliers active in the Netherlands, Belgium, Germany, France and the United Kingdom. Albelli has its own production facility in the Netherlands where production takes place for the entire European market. In 2009 the brand name Albumprinter was replaced with the international brand name Albelli. Co-investment with venture capital veteran Evert Smid and Bibit founder Joost Schuijff.

From its offices in the Benelux, or offshore locations in Turkey and Suriname, Unamic/HCN supported companies active in the business-to-consumer as well as the business-to-business markets in increasing their turnover and profits from customer processes. Unamic became one of Europe’s larger care providers for both inbound and outbound sales activities.

Founded in 2008 by Joelle Frijters and Janneke Niessen, Improve Digital is Europe’s leading independent publisher monetisation technology provider. Committed to increasing revenue for media owners, Improve Digital provides an innovative platform to automate and improve the monetisation of advertising and audience, across all screens, and through all public and private sales channels.

Blis (UK) is the global leader in advanced location data technology. Its proprietary platform provides businesses with accurate location data and in-depth behavioural insights to serve digital content to audiences that are on the go. The company has offices in 8 countries with regional headquarters in London, New York and Singapore. Blis was founded in 2008 by Greg Isbister.

Leadfeeder (FI) automates lead generation for B2B sales teams from website visits, pushing qualified named company leads to CRMs. This allows Leadfeeder clients to bridge the gap between inbound interest and cold calling, generally the largest potential revenue bucket for sales teams. Leadfeeder was founded in 2012 by serial entrepreneur Pekka Koskinen.

3D Hubs (NL) is an automated manufacturing platform. Its online platform provides customized, high-precision parts to companies for prototyping up to and including production of industrial and consumer end products. By uploading digital designs files, customers receive instant quotes for manufacturing services such as 3D printing, CNC machining and Injection Molding and go into production in less than 5 minutes. Founded in 2013, 3D Hubs has produced more than 2,000,000 parts and 27% of Fortune 100 companies have ordered with 3D Hubs.

Contorion (DE) is an online specialist dealer for hardware and industrial supplies. Its extensive range includes a variety of product categories from all the major producers such as screws, electric and service tools, as well as work clothing by well-known manufacturers. Contorion is known for its user friendliness, professional customer service and fast delivery times. The company was founded in 2014 by Frederick Roehder, Richard Schwenke and Tobias Tschötsch.

Unruly (UK) is the advertising technology company that gets videos watched, tracked and shared across the Open Web. The company is positioned at the intersect of video, social, native & mobile. Unruly uses emotional audience data and user-friendly video formats to massively increase viewer engagement, brand performance & publisher revenues. Co-investment with Amadeus Capital Partners and Business Growth Fund.

Founded by Reinout Oerlemans in 2001, Eyeworks (NL) toils in scripted and non-scripted TV content across a range of genres which air in more than 150 countries. Its credits include Celebrity Splash!, Extreme Weight Loss and Test The Nation.

Hyves (NL) was a social networking site in the Netherlands with mainly Dutch visitors and members, where it competed with sites such as Facebook. Hyves was founded in 2004 by Floris Rost van Tonningen, Koen Kam and Raymond Spanjar . Hyves had more than 10.3 million accounts. These correspond to two thirds of the size of the Dutch population. Co-investment with Leendert van Driel, one of the founding fathers of the Dutch Venture Capital Industry.