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NanoDimension launches EUR 45 million fund

NanoDimension, a nanotechnology venture capital firm, has established a new investment vehicle, NanoDimension Limited Partnership with EUR 45 million (approx.

NanoDimension, a nanotechnology venture capital firm, has established a new investment vehicle, NanoDimension Limited Partnership with EUR 45 million (approx. USD 60 million) in committed capital.

The Limited Partnership will focus exclusively on investments in nanotechnology companies.

The new Limited Partnership is directing all investments into the private equity nanotechnology arena. European and North American investment opportunities include: IT/electronics, life sciences, materials and energy sectors.

Leveraging EUR 45 million in capital, NanoDimension has positioned itself as one of the world’s leading nanotechnology specialists in the venture capital community. Limited Partners include leading scientific and financial institutions.

NanoDimension Limited Partnership has already invested in Crocus Technology SA, a French based company developing MRAM data storage.

Jean-Pierre Braun, CEO of Crocus Technology SA commented, ‘NanoDimension is providing us with much more than just capital. They are experts in technology and its commercialization. In addition to their capital involvement, they provide us with independent and scientific advisory board members. They have even been leading the acquisition of key patents for the company.’

NanoDimension stated: ‘Cayman-based General Partner NanoDimension Management Ltd. and Swiss-based investment advisor NanoDimension AG have put together an experienced team with a strong scientific, entrepreneurial and venture capital background. NanoDimension pursues an active and comprehensive investment approach by providing the companies with financial resources, strong entrepreneurial, managerial experience and extensive scientific knowledge through its team of experts.’

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