Where We Invest

Science that extends life.
Technology that expands horizons.

Two sectors. Both at generation shifts. Both requiring patient capital and domain expertise. Both offering generational return potential.

50% Longevity
+
50% Space Economy
Sector 1

Longevity Science

€600B+
Global longevity market by 2030
20+
Biomarkers of ageing identified
$50B+
VC invested in longevity 2020–24
2B
People aged 60+ by 2050

For the first time in human history, we understand the biology of ageing well enough to intervene. From senescent cell clearance to epigenetic reprogramming, the scientific toolbox is filling rapidly. We invest in companies translating this science into therapies, diagnostics, and health platforms that extend healthy human lifespan.

Longevity Therapeutics

Senolytics, epigenetic reprogramming, and hallmark-of-aging interventions targeting the biological mechanisms of ageing.

Neurodegenerative Disease

Early diagnostics and therapeutics for Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, and ALS — one of the greatest unmet needs of our time.

Precision Medicine

Genomics, proteomics, and AI-driven drug discovery enabling personalised health interventions at scale.

Diagnostics & Biomarkers

Liquid biopsies, wearable sensors, and AI-powered health monitoring for early disease detection.

Cardiovascular & Metabolic

Novel approaches to heart disease, diabetes, and metabolic syndrome — the leading causes of preventable death.

Regenerative Medicine

Stem cell therapies, organoids, and tissue engineering offering the promise of organ regeneration and repair.

📦Example Portfolio Fit

A Cambridge-based biotech developing senolytic therapies targeting p16⁺ senescent cells. Phase I clinical data showing 40% reduction in senescent cell burden. Seed stage at €5M valuation, founded by former Calico and Genentech scientists with 3 Nature publications.

Why now? The longevity inflection

2003

Human Genome Project completed — genomics era begins

2013

mTOR pathway identified as longevity target

2018

Senolytics enter Phase I clinical trials

2021

Altos Labs raises $3B — reprogramming goes mainstream

2024

First longevity drugs in Phase II/III trials

2026

Longevity-focused biotech IPOs, FDA guidance on aging intervention trials

2030+

First approved longevity therapeutics reach market

Sector 2

Space Economy

€850B+
Space economy projected by 2030
10×
Launch cost reduction since 2015
2,800+
Active satellites in orbit today
$30B+
Private space investment 2023

The commercialisation of space is the most significant economic frontier of the 21st century. Plummeting launch costs, miniaturised satellites, and growing government demand are creating massive opportunity across the value chain — from propulsion to in-orbit services to data analytics. We invest in the infrastructure layer of the space economy.

Launch & Propulsion

Next-gen rocket engines, small satellite launchers, and reusable vehicle technology making space access cheaper.

Satellite Constellations

Earth observation, broadband connectivity, and IoT satellite networks enabling a data-rich world.

In-Orbit Manufacturing

Zero-gravity production of pharmaceuticals, materials, and semiconductors — impossible to make on Earth.

Lunar Economy

Infrastructure for lunar resource extraction, surface mobility, and the emerging cislunar supply chain.

Space Defense & Security

Space domain awareness, cyber resilience for satellite networks, and dual-use defense technologies.

Earth Observation & AI

Analytics platforms turning terabytes of satellite imagery into actionable insights for agriculture, climate, and logistics.

📦Example Portfolio Fit

Berlin-based small satellite manufacturer producing 100 kg Earth observation satellites at €2M per unit. Series A at €15M valuation. Two satellites successfully launched, generating €5M ARR from ESA and commercial contracts. Proprietary propulsion system with 30% cost advantage.

Why now? The space inflection

2015

SpaceX lands first orbital rocket booster

2019

Starlink broadband constellation launches

2022

James Webb Space Telescope — new era of discovery

2024

Commercial lunar landing — private Moon economy begins

2026

Crewed Mars mission preparation underway

2030+

Permanent lunar outpost, Mars surface operations

Portfolio Strategy

How we build the portfolio

Diversified across sectors, stages, and geographies — targeting 12–18 portfolio companies.

Sector Split

split
Longevity
50%
Space Economy
50%

Stage Allocation

split
Pre-seed
20%
Seed
50%
Series A
30%

Geography

split
EU (Continental)
55%
UK
15%
US & Other
30%

Our investment selection criteria

Proprietary technology with defensible competitive moat

Founding team with domain expertise (PhD or 5+ years operator experience)

Addressable market >€1B within 10 years

Clear regulatory pathway (especially biotech/aerospace)

Evidence of early traction: data, pilots, or letters of intent

Strong alignment with longevity or space economy thesis

Reasonable valuation relative to stage and traction

Potential for 10×+ return in success scenario

ESG and ethical research standards met

Institutional-quality due diligence process

What we don't invest in

To maintain focus and ensure ELTIF compliance, we exclude:

Financial services, fintech, or insurtech companies

Real estate and property technology

Consumer software without deep tech moat

Companies requiring >€500K initial investment

Pre-revenue companies with >18 months to market

Any sector outside longevity or space economy

Important Investment Considerations

Venture capital investments are high-risk and illiquid. Typical holding period is 7–10 years with no guarantee of returns. Many portfolio companies will fail. Portfolio returns depend on a small number of successful exits. Only invest capital you can afford to lose and don't need for at least 10 years.

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Investment Amount?Your initial capital commitment to Fund I.€10K
€10K€100K
Expected Portfolio MOIC?Gross multiple of invested capital from the portfolio. Typical VC outcomes range from 2× to 5× net.3.0×
10×
Holding Period?Expected time from investment to fund liquidation. ELTIF funds typically run 7–10 years.7 yr
5yr10×
Gross Return?Investment × MOIC — total portfolio proceeds before any deductions.€30.000Before fees & carry
Mgmt Fees?Total management fees over the fund life, deducted from gross proceeds.€1.0501.5% × 7 years
Hurdle (8% p.a.)?The 8% annual preferred return you receive before carried interest applies.€7.138Preferred return amount
Profit Above Hurdle?Any profit above your preferred return — shared 75/25 between you and the fund manager.€11.812Subject to 25% carry
Your Net Return?What you actually receive: principal + preferred return + 75% of upside.€25.997After fees & 25% carry
Net Multiple?Your net return divided by invested capital.2.60×You're profitable
Annualised Return (IRR)?Your annualised internal rate of return, net of management fees and carried interest.14.6%Net of all fees and carry

Investment Growth Projection

Assumptions: 8% annual hurdle rate, 25% carried interest on profits above hurdle, 1.5% annual management fee deducted from gross proceeds. Projections are illustrative only and not a guarantee of future returns. Venture capital investments are high-risk and illiquid. Capital at risk.

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Fund I invests equally across longevity and space. Starting from €10,000.

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