Hezar Ventures

The firm focuses on direct co-investment transactions, not blind-pool fund commitments. It structures individual deals through special purpose vehicles, placing Gulf capital directly into specific operating companies rather than allocating to a venture fund’s general partner. There is no public record of Hezar operating a fund-of-funds strategy or serving as a limited partner in external managers’ closed-end vehicles.

The firm does not publicly identify named principals or an investment committee on its website, in regulatory filings, or through professional-network disclosures. No CEO, CIO, or managing partner is listed in accessible records as of mid-2026. This opacity is unusual for a manager soliciting co-investment from Gulf institutions, as most direct-investment firms in the region list at minimum a founder or managing director. Allocators conducting due diligence should request the investment committee roster and decision-making process directly from the firm.

Hezar has not publicly disclosed its fee structure, carried interest, or deal-level economics. Typical co-investment arrangements in the region charge no management fee on the co-invested capital and a reduced carried interest compared to the lead fund’s standard terms, but Hezar’s specific structure has not been confirmed by any public filing or external report. Allocators should treat economics as a confidential negotiation point rather than a standardized schedule.