BaltCap invests €13.6 million to upgrade education infrastructure in Kaunas District

BaltCap Infrastructure Fund and Kaunas District Municipality signed a 15-year public-private partnership (PPP) agreement to upgrade education infrastructure in towns of Mastaičiai, Kačerginė and Zapyškis. BaltCap will invest €13.6 million to revitalise two existing schools, a swimming pool and to construct a new school building and sport facilities.

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Tera Ventures participates in Brainbase $8M series A investment round

Brainbase Raises $8M Series A Led by Bessemer Venture Partners and Nosara Capital

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Trind VC invests in the 1M USD pre-seed funding round into Taimer

Finnish startup Taimer raised 1M USD in the pre-seed funding round led by international VCs and the FiBAN syndicate. The funding will be used to develop more innovative business management solutions and for expansion in the Nordics and other selected markets.

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Change Ventures led the $1.7M seed round investment in Estonian fintech askRobin

Change Ventures led the $1.7M seed round investment in Estonian fintech askRobin who brings ‘fair credit’ to emerging markets

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Kadri Lindpere appointed as Managing Director of EstVCA

The Management Board of Estonian Private Equity and Venture Capital Association (EstVCA) appoints Kadri Lindpere as the new Managing Director as of May 2020.

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EstVCA COVID-19 survey results

EstVCA COVID-19 survey results: investors are ready to invest also at the time of crises

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EstVCA elects Margus Uudam as a new Chairman

EstVCA has elected Margus Uudam, founding partner at Karma Ventures, as a new Chairman for the next two years.

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Baltic Private Equity and Venture Capital Market Reaches €3 Billion

Baltic VCA held its annual conference Baltic VCA Summit in Pärnu, Estonia, on August 21-22. The conference brought together institutional investors, as well as private equity and venture capital investors from across the world. This year, the conference welcomed 200 participants from 13 countries, including Japan, UK, Singapore, and USA.

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