Investor Atlas

2080 Ventures · Investor guides

8 Late Stage VC firms in Netherlands

Compare 8 Late Stage VC firms in Netherlands, including Finch Capital, Forbion Capital Partners, Anterra Capital. Explore focus areas, stages and published contacts with 2080 Ventures.

8matching directory firms
8published contacts
5headquarters specified

Most frequent stage tags in this selection: Late Stage (8), Seed (7), Early Stage (7). These counts describe this directory, not total market activity.

Compare Late Stage VC firms in Netherlands

Use this comparison to check fit before contacting a firm. Country tags describe reported locations or country-list membership; they do not establish where a firm is willing to invest.

FirmLocationFocusStageWebsite
Finch CapitalAmsterdam, Noord-Holland, The NetherlandsAI & ML, Automotive, Big Data & Analytics, CloudLate Stage, Pre-Seed, Seedfinchcapital.com
Forbion Capital PartnersNaarden, Noord-Holland, The NetherlandsBiotech, Healthcare, Life SciencesEarly Stage, Late Stage, Post-Ipo, Seedforbion.com
Anterra CapitalNetherlandsFintechEarly Stage, Late Stage, Seedanterracapital.com
Connected CapitalAmsterdam, Noord-Holland, The NetherlandsNot listedEarly Stage, Late Stage, Private Equityconnectedcapital.nl
InnovationQuarterThe Hague, Zuid-Holland, The NetherlandsNot listedEarly Stage, Late Stage, Seedinnovationquarter.nl
NLCNetherlandsNot listedEarly Stage, Late Stage, Seednlc.health
ProsusAmsterdam, Noord-Holland, The NetherlandsFintechConvertible Note, Debt, Early Stage, Late Stageprosus.com
SET VenturesNetherlandsNot listedEarly Stage, Late Stage, Seedsetventures.com

Build an outreach list that fits your company

Confirm how the firm defines Late Stage and what traction, round size, and ownership it expects. Labels vary, so discuss the specific funding requirement rather than relying only on a stage tag.

For Netherlands, confirm location eligibility before preparing a full pitch: where must the company be incorporated, where should the team operate, and does the investor back companies expanding into the market? A local office alone does not answer those questions.

  1. Check the mandate. Confirm sector, stage, geography, check size, and whether the firm leads or follows rounds.
  2. Find the relevant partner. Read current team profiles and recent investments before asking for an introduction.
  3. Make the fit specific. Explain your product, customer evidence, round size, and why this firm is a match.
  4. Use the correct submission route. A general office contact may not accept investment pitches. Look for a current pitch form or a partner’s published instructions.

How these guides are compiled. Directory labels may include source-list classifications. Confirm current activity and investment preferences directly with the firm.