MVP Munich Venture Partners

What is MVP Munich Venture Partners?

Munich Venture Partners, also known as MVP, is a venture capital firm dedicated to fostering the eco-industrial revolution by supporting European tech companies engaged in Industrial Tech, Energy Transition, Mobility & Logistics, and Agriculture & Foodtech domains.

With a fund investment range of 1 to 5 million Euros, they primarily target the Seed and Series A funding stages. The firm believes that the intersecting pathways of decarbonization and digitalization are ushering in a new eco-industrial era, and thus partners with pioneers advancing this transformation.

MVP is committed to backing technological entrepreneurs who are reinventing value chains within emission-intensive sectors by driving growth and delivering solutions to today's urgent challenges. They focus on smart manufacturing, alternative energy, and disruptive technologies like the IIoT that make production processes more resource-efficient and high-quality. In the energy sector, they support innovations in ultra-low-cost power, smart energy systems, and energy transition technologies.

MVP looks to transform mobility by investing in electrification, alternative fuels, and intelligent logistics solutions, and in agriculture & foodtech, they champion sustainable practices and digital technologies reshaping the food value chain. MVP's investment strategy also integrates the Triple Top Line concept, emphasizing economic growth alongside environmental and social sustainability, aligning with the UN Sustainable Development Goals.

With over 196 million Euros in assets under management and a record of investing in climate tech for over 15 years, MVP has created a significant impact, including over 2,100 jobs and a network of more than 90 co-investment partners. They envision industries transformed by ecological and economic challenges, and as active investors, they work closely with start-ups, sharing knowledge and networks to nurture breakthrough innovations.

What they say:

We invest in European start-ups driving the eco-industrial revolution