Tech II
Companies that change the world will always emerge in Europe. RSJ Tech II invests in top European venture capital funds, which find the most interesting companies and help them expand worldwide. We work with our portfolio funds for a long time and select them very carefully.
Investment Philosophy
RSJ Tech II is well diversified. Our portfolio covers the whole of Europe, as great companies come from anywhere. Through our portfolio funds, we invest in both traditional software and SaaS platforms, as well as more exotic projects. We then invest directly in the most interesting ones.
Investment Criteria
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Excellent trackrecord.
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Long-term cooperation.
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Exclusive access.
RSJ Tech II is an open-ended unit fund managed by a management company RSJ Investments investiční společnost a.s.
Projects
Credo Ventures 1
RSJ Tech is a shareholder in all three funds managed by in the Credo Ventures – Credo Stage I, II (Tech I) and III (Tech II). Credo Ventures is one of the pioneers, and a leading player in CEE venture capital, focusing on IT projects in the early stages of development.
Blossom Capital 2
Blossom Capital invests into top European companies in their early stage. The fund is led by Ophelia Brown – a well-known venture capitalist with wealth of experience from top tier institutions, such as Index Ventures, Goldman Sachs and Local Globe. The fund is known for its extensive support for its portfolio teams and affinity towards bold projects.
Evolution Equity Partners 3
RSJ invested into the first (Tech I) and second fund (Tech II) of the investment company Evolution Equity Partners which was created around the investors and managers of the former antivirus giant AVG. The Fund focuses on cybersecurity and related affiliates.
Moonfire Ventures 4
Moonfire invests into ambitious projects in their early beginnings, particularly in the area of fintech, healthtech, coworking and gaming. It was founded by Mattias Ljungman, who co-founded Attomico, one of most successful European venture capital funds, 14 years ago. His portfolio includes numerous high-profile companies, such as unicorns Rovio, Supercell and Klarna.
Notion Capital 5
Notion Capital from the United Kingdom invests into early-stage companies in B2B, SaaS and cloud technologies. Their focus is related to the team's expertise. It formed around founders of an antivirus company MessageLabs, which was sold to Symantec in 2008 for 700 mil. USD. The fund grows its portfolio companies through its unique platform that provides the founders with both extensive network and valuable know-how.
