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Endeit Capital

Endeit Capital

Netherlandsendeit.com

Overview

Endeit Capital is a growth capital firm fueling internationalisation and innovation. They invest in innovative Tech Scale-ups in Europe, focusing on sectors including AI, Future of Work, Sales Tech, Supply Chain, Fintech, and Climate Tech.

Year Founded

2006

Portfolio Companies

24

Website

endeit.com

Investments

Endeit Capital investments
CompanyDateStageLead
Rabot EnergyOct 2026Series BLead
NoahOct 2026SeedCo-investor
FinstJan 2026Series ALead
Eir Försäkring ABOct 2025Growth EquityLead
DeftpowerAug 2025Early FundingLead
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Key People

Hubert Deitmers

Founder and Managing Partner

Christian Stiebner

Venture Partner

Jan Fredriks

Venture Partner

Johannes C. Scholtes

Venture Partner

Jonne de Leeuw

Venture Partner

Markus Börner

Venture Partner

Mathias Bosse

Venture Partner

Semir Jahic

Venture Partner

Stefan Menden

Venture Partner

Jelle-Jan B.

Partner

Martijn Hamann

Co-Owner & Partner

Philipp Schroeder

Partner

Sara Resvik

Partner

Tuomas Rekonen

Investment Manager

Ger van Jeveren

Investor In Endeit Capital Fund III

Hans Snel

Investor

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Sector & Stage Mix

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Investment Activity

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2024
2025
2026

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FAQ

Where is Endeit Capital based?

Endeit Capital is headquartered in Netherlands.

When was Endeit Capital founded?

Endeit Capital was founded in 2006.

How many portfolio companies does Endeit Capital have?

Endeit Capital has 24 portfolio companies in Caplight's dataset.

What are some companies in Endeit Capital's portfolio?

Recent investments visible on Caplight include Rabot Energy, Noah, Finst, Eir Försäkring AB, Deftpower.

What was Endeit Capital's most recent investment?

Endeit Capital's most recent investment on Caplight was in Rabot Energy in 2026.

What sectors does Endeit Capital focus on?

Endeit Capital focuses on FinTech, Enterprise Software, Consumer & Commerce, Enterprise Software, FinTech, FinTech, Energy & Sustainability, Healthcare & Life Sciences, Mobility, Transportation & Logistics, Enterprise Software, Enterprise Software, Enterprise Software, Healthcare & Life Sciences, Enterprise Software, Crypto & Web3, Enterprise Software, Enterprise Software, Enterprise Software, Enterprise Software, Enterprise Software, AI, Data & Cloud Infrastructure, Enterprise Software, Enterprise Software, FinTech, Crypto & Web3, Energy & Sustainability, AI, Data & Cloud Infrastructure, AI, Data & Cloud Infrastructure, Enterprise Software, AI, Data & Cloud Infrastructure, Consumer & Commerce, AI, Data & Cloud Infrastructure, Consumer & Commerce, FinTech, Consumer & Commerce, FinTech, Energy & Sustainability, Real Estate & PropTech, AI, Data & Cloud Infrastructure, Enterprise Software, Enterprise Software, AI, Data & Cloud Infrastructure.

What company stages does Endeit Capital focus on?

Endeit Capital typically invests at the Mid stage.

What is Endeit Capital's AUM?

Endeit Capital's assets under management are estimated between $250.0M and $500.0M.

Firmographic Details

HeadquartersNetherlands
Year Founded2006

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