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FTTF portfolio

FTTF has 2 portfolio companies on record at Recent Funding, with 1 investment in the last 12 months.

Type: Investor.
Portfolio on Recent Funding: 2.
Deals, last 12 months: 1.
Rounds led: 1 of 4.
Capital in their rounds: $74.22M.
Latest deal: Constellr · Feb 10, 2026.
About this page

It led 1 of the 4 rounds it joined. Its most recent investment on record is Constellr's $44M Series A round in February 2026, alongside Cooperative Ventures, Semapa Next, Karista and 6 others. By category, its portfolio leans toward Climate and energy (2) and Data and analytics (1). It has co-invested with Lakestar, Vsquared Ventures and OHB Venture Capital, most often Lakestar (3 rounds).

What FTTF invests in

FTTF recent investments

CompanyRoundDateAlongside
CConstellrSeries A · $44MCooperative Ventures, Semapa Next, Karista +6
CConstellrSeed · $19MEinstein Industries Ventures, Karista (lead), Amathaon Capital +6
CConstellrSeed · $10MAmathaon Capital, Natural Ventures, EIT Food +6
CConstellrPre-seed · $1.22M · leadL-Bank, OHB Venture Capital

How FTTF invests

StageDealsCapital in rounds
Seed 2 50%$29M
Pre-seed 1 25%$1.22M
Series A 1 25%$44M
YearDealsCapital in rounds
2021 1 25%$1.22M
2022 1 25%$10M
2023 1 25%$19M
2026 1 25%$44M

FTTF portfolio companies

CompanyRound with FTTFTotal raisedLatest raise
CConstellr
Climate and energy
Series A · $44M$74.22MFeb 10, 2026
Series A
CCargo Kite
Climate and energy
backerundisclosed—

Most frequent co-investors

Similar investors

Investors whose portfolios on Recent Funding center on the same category (Climate and energy).

How this is counted

Share is of the 4 rounds on Recent Funding that name FTTF. Rounds with no announced date are left out of the year split, and "round" is a round whose stage is not on file.

Portfolio companies are the companies on Recent Funding with a round that lists FTTF, which is a subset of its real portfolio. API: /api/v1/investors/fttf (get a free API key). More: the most active VC firms and new venture capital funds.