Venture Capital in Czech Republic
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Credo Ventures
Credo Ventures is a Prague-based early-stage VC focused on Central and Eastern Europe. The firm manages about EUR 250m across four funds and is currently investing out of Fund IV, writing initial checks up to roughly EUR 5m. Credo backs founders from pre-seed to Series A and has supported breakout CEE companies including UiPath, Productboard, and ElevenLabs. Key partners include Ondrej Bartos and Vladislav Jez, alongside partners such as Tomas Burian and Michal Cernocky. The firm is known for hands-on support and long-term follow-on capital in the region.
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DEPO Ventures
DEPO Ventures is a Prague-based angel investment platform and early-stage venture capital firm founded in 2016 by Michal Ciffra and Petr Sima. The firm focuses on pre-seed and seed-stage tech startups from the CEE and Baltic regions, with an emphasis on artificial intelligence, fintech, and tech marketplaces, and has invested over €10 million across its three angel funds, the largest of which targeted €20 million. Beyond capital, DEPO Ventures accelerates portfolio companies and facilitates access to its broader angel investor network.
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KAYA Ventures
KAYA is a Prague-based venture capital firm that invests early in ambitious founders building category-defining technology companies, staying involved from inception through to market leadership. Operating as an equal partnership, it backs Central European and international startups across software and deep tech.
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Rockaway Capital
Rockaway Capital is a Prague-based investment group founded in 2013 by Jakub Havrlant, focusing on e-commerce, e-travel, media, fintech, and blockchain ventures across DACH, CEE, and the Balkans. The group's portfolio companies have generated aggregated revenues exceeding €2.5 billion and employ more than 5,000 people in 17 European countries. A notable exit was the sale of its stake in Mall Group, a leading CEE e-commerce platform, to Allegro for $1.13 billion.
