Our investment thesis is based on our experiences and contacts in the ecosystem.
Focus on B2B
and B2B2C models
We are specially interested in models with recurring revenue, which provide greater financial stability and long-term growth potential.
Commercial traction
We are looking for companies that already have commercial traction, even in early stages. It is of paramount importance that the startup presents market adherence and, preferably, recurring revenue.
Scale potential
We focus on companies that demonstrate great growth potential by meeting existing needs, or creating new ones, in relevant markets.
What the startups we invested in tell about us
“GR8 Ventures’ participation as Auvo’s supporter has been instrumental for our growth. Since 2018, they have been helping us with daily mentorings and connections with strategic partners, and are aligned with our long term view for our company. The result of all that is that our company grew 900% since GR8 Ventures became our shareholder. We are very grateful to them, and in particular to Fernanda, who has followed us very closely.”
“At Convenia we look for investors who can bring more than just money. Finding partners who can help us see the opportunities, correct our course when needed and support us in difficult times has always been paramount. GR8 Ventures has always been this kind of partner for us since the very first months of our journey up until we reached great scale.”
“One of the most important factors to be a good early stage investor is understanding that a substantial part of a company’s planning will change in its future growth phases. One of the key characteristics of GR8 Ventures is exactly to adapt to such changes and take a contributing role.”
“GR8 Ventures not only helped us get to the next growth stage with money, but also by being a true partner in such process. They’ve always been available to help us evaluate our strategic options and to support our growth with their ample network. Their experience and backing were vital in structuring our follow-on funding round.”