Cycle Capital
About Cycle Capital
Cycle Capital is a Canadian venture capital firm specializing in cleantech investments. Founded in 2009, the firm focuses on scaling impactful, sustainable innovations across North America, Europe, and Asia. Cycle Capital manages over C$0.5 billion in seed and growth funds, integrating ESG and impact assessments into its investment process. The firm is also the founder of Cycle Momentum, an impact accelerator, and Cycle Central, an innovation zone. The firm's investment strategy targets companies developing technologies aimed at reducing greenhouse gas emissions and optimizing resources and processes. Cycle Capital's portfolio spans various sectors, including energy, environmental services, agriculture, transportation, water, waste management, construction, manufacturing, materials, chemicals, mining, forestry, oil & gas, and utilities. The firm invests at various stages, from seed to growth, with investment sizes ranging from $1 million to $10 million. Cycle Capital's commitment to sustainability is evident in its comprehensive impact assessment methodology, which is integrated into the investment workflow from the pre-investment phase to the exit of the portfolio company. This approach ensures that all investments align with the firm's mission to address major ecological challenges and contribute to a net-zero transition. The firm's global presence and diverse portfolio underscore its dedication to fostering innovation and sustainability worldwide.
Investment Mandate
Investment Stages3
Asset Classes1
Geographical Focus
African markets1
Other stated markets18
Requirements
Companies developing technologies aimed at reducing greenhouse gas emissions, Companies optimizing resources and processes, Companies contributing to a net-zero transition
Stated Portfolio3
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