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Hasso Plattner Ventures

Brandenburg Founded 2005 Website
Stages2
Industries16
Markets4
Stated Portfolio3
Operating Since2005 (21y)

About Hasso Plattner Ventures

Hasso Plattner Ventures (HPV) is a venture capital firm established in 2005 by SAP co-founder Prof. Hasso Plattner. The firm focuses on investing in early-stage technology companies, particularly in the software and communication technology sectors. HPV operates from the Hasso Plattner Hightech Park in Potsdam, Germany, providing startups with access to state-of-the-art infrastructure and a global network. In addition to financial support, HPV offers coaching in areas such as financial planning, business strategy, marketing, product design, personnel recruitment, and business development. The firm collaborates with a wide range of companies, investors, and academics from Germany and the USA. HPV's investment strategy emphasizes nurturing young technology companies by providing not only capital but also comprehensive support to foster growth and innovation. The firm's portfolio includes companies in the software and communication technology sectors, reflecting its commitment to advancing these industries. HPV's approach combines financial investment with strategic guidance, aiming to create sustainable and competitive businesses in the global market. Through its investments, HPV contributes to the development of the technology sector by supporting startups that have the potential to make significant impacts. The firm's focus on early-stage companies allows it to play a pivotal role in shaping the future of technology by fostering innovation and entrepreneurship.

Geographical Focus

African markets1

Other stated markets3

United StatesGermanyIsrael

Requirements

Innovative technology companies, Early-stage and growth-stage ventures, Companies in Germany, United States, Israel, or South Africa

Stated Portfolio3

Panaya
Dreamlines
Playtika

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