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F-LOG Ventures
Adrian Graf and Andreas Pott's F-LOG Ventures is a Greven-based LogTech VC backing seed-to-growth software companies that digitize global supply chains.
F-LOG Ventures
F-LOG Ventures was founded by Managing Partners Adrian Graf and Andreas Pott as a dedicated logistics-technology fund based in Greven, Germany. Unlike generalist seed funds, F-LOG's entire mandate is built around the thesis that the massive, analog-heavy logistics sector is ripe for software-driven transformation, from AI-powered document processing to fully automated transport planning. The firm deploys capital from seed through growth stage, focusing on B2B software that modernizes freight, warehousing, fleet management, and supply-chain compliance. Portfolio coverage spans waste-management ERP (Resourcify), fleet financial services (Piana), software-defined vehicle development (Veecle), automated transport optimization (Smartlane Transport Intelligence), and AI-based document analysis (Natif.ai). Geographic reach extends across Germany, France, and broader European logistics markets, with earlier vintages including e-commerce warehouse optimization (Pulpos) and container-terminal AI (eYARD). The team operates a concentrated portfolio and structures direct equity investments. The firm is run by a compact five-person team in Greven, with Managing Partners Graf and Pott anchoring the investment committee alongside a principal and two investment managers. F-LOG explicitly couples financial backing with a deeply rooted logistics network — a posture the firm describes as giving founders access to industry relationships and operational know-how, not just a check. No adjacent philanthropic or club structures have been publicly disclosed. F-LOG's structural differentiator is its insistence on operating as a pure-play logistics VC at a sub-€100M scale, where the GPs' personal Rolodex in the logistics C-suite is the primary sourcing sieve. The fund does not compete on generalist tech deal flow; it competes by being the first call for a warehouse-tech founder who needs a beta site with a major German carrier.
General information
Firm type
Venture Capital
Year founded
—
AUM
Undisclosed
Location
Region
Europe
Country
Germany
City
Greven
Corporate office
Greven, Germany
Principals
Adrian Graf
Managing Partner
Andreas Pott
Managing Partner
Jan Brockhausen
Principal
Daniel Granados
Investment Manager
Daniel Geissler
Investment Manager
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
Who runs investment decisions at F-LOG Ventures?
Managing Partners Adrian Graf and Andreas Pott lead the investment committee. They are supported by Principal Jan Brockhausen and Investment Managers Daniel Granados and Daniel Geissler. The firm's public materials present Graf and Pott as the decision-makers, with the broader team executing sourcing, due diligence, and portfolio support.
How does F-LOG Ventures source proprietary deal flow?
F-LOG leans heavily on the logistics industry network of its managing partners, positioning that network as the primary sourcing engine. The firm invites founders to submit pitch decks directly through its website, but its stated thesis is that proprietary LogTech flow comes from relationships with logistics operators who face the problems the startups aim to solve.
Does F-LOG participate in fund commitments or only direct deals?
Based on its publicly listed portfolio, F-LOG executes direct equity investments in early-stage LogTech companies. There is no publicly available evidence of the firm making fund commitments or acting as a limited partner in other venture funds.
What investment stages does F-LOG Ventures target?
F-LOG targets early-stage LogTech companies, spanning seed, start-up, and growth stages. Its portfolio ranges from companies at the seed phase to those raising growth rounds, all within the logistics technology vertical.
How is F-LOG Ventures structured as a firm?
F-LOG is a private equity firm organized as a venture capital fund manager. Its legal entity name is F-LOG Ventures Management GmbH, based in Greven, Germany. The firm operates as a specialized VC, not a multi-family office or corporate venture arm.
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