Vsquared Ventures announced its expansion into London, marking a new chapter for the European deep tech investment firm as it seeks to strengthen connections between engineering talent and growth capital across the continent.
Founded nearly a decade ago as Germany’s first pan-European dedicated deep tech fund, Vsquared Ventures said the move reflects its conviction that Europe is increasingly positioned to produce globally significant technology companies. The firm has focused on backing startups developing foundational technologies across sectors, including artificial intelligence, robotics, computing, energy transition, tech-bio, and space.
The company noted that deep tech has become a central component of Europe’s economic agenda, with technologies such as AI, robotics, quantum computing, semiconductors, and energy increasingly viewed as strategic priorities.
According to Vsquared Ventures, Europe already possesses the scientific capabilities, talent base, and industrial infrastructure needed to build global leaders, with Munich serving as a major engineering hub. The firm believes the growing alignment of capital, ambition, and urgency across Europe is creating new opportunities for innovation.
The new London office will provide access to global markets, capital, and talent while supporting closer collaboration across the European startup ecosystem. The expansion will be led by General Partner Lise, with the goal of strengthening the bridge between Europe’s engineering expertise and the capital required to scale breakthrough technologies.
Vsquared Ventures said the move underscores its long-term mission to support founders building category-defining companies across deep technology sectors.
