Nina Capital Opens a New Investment Vehicle of 50 Million

Nina Capital has registered a third financing vehicle. This has been communicated to the National Securities Market Commission (Cnmv) by Marta Gaia Zanchi’s venture capital fund. According to the request, this instrument will have fifty million euros, 16% more than the previous one, about 42 million .

Nina Capital indicates in the documentation sent to the Cnmv that the objective of the new fund is the investment of sums of between 200,000 and two million euros in series A and early phases . The management company expects to carry out between twenty and thirty operations like this.

In five years, Nina Capital has positioned itself as an international benchmark in the venture capital sector in areas such as digital health and medical technologies. The manager achieved a 70% repetition rate with its previous vehicle and has invested around sixty million euros in almost fifty companies in initial stages in the last five years.

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Nina Capital has raised more than 300 million euros in five years

Zanchi is at the head of this venture capital fund after his time at the American Sanford University. His commitment is to invest in start-ups in pre-seed or seed capital phases in the health field. Since its creation and together with its partner Marc Subirats, they have raised more than 300 million euros .

Among its successes is the sale in 2022 to the American multinational of healthcare analysis Aetion of one of the companies in which Nina Capital invested, Replica Analytics.

Currently, among the most profitable investments of the Zanchi manager are the biotechnology company Elypta, the technology company specialized in colonoscopy Magentiq Eye, the clinical trial simulator using artificial intelligence Quanthealth, the software company aimed at data management Quantivly and the of medical image data Segmed, the medical image in radiology SubtleMedical and the technological area of ​​echocardiology Ultromics.

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