Moguntia Capital

Managing Partner Malte Janzarik leads all investment activity. Before founding Moguntia, he was a Firm Partner at TPG focused on software and enterprise technology, making him the central sourcing and decision-making force at the firm.

Moguntia sources primarily through co-investment relationships with established venture capital and private equity funds. Janzarik's track record at TPG — where he worked on supply chain tech investments including Transporeon, LLamasoft and Project44 — gives him direct lines to the lead investors who now bring Moguntia into their rounds.

The firm explicitly describes its approach as stage-agnostic. It has participated in venture rounds — such as Raft's $30 million Series B and Parade's $17 million venture round — and also acts as an advisor on growth-stage transactions like Tata Motors' 27% investment in Freight Tiger.

Moguntia Capital is structured as a private equity firm, not a family office. It does not publicly disclose any fund vehicles for third-party limited partners. Structurally it operates like a deal-by-deal co-investment platform rather than a traditional blind-pool fund manager.

Moguntia's investment strategy is exclusively focused on supply chain technology. The firm does not invest in generalist software, consumer internet, healthcare, fintech, or hard industrial technology outside the logistics and supply chain domain.

Moguntia does not publicly disclose its total number of professionals. It lists a single headquarters in Mainz, Germany, and its portfolio exhibits a global footprint across the US, Europe, and India. The firm's lean structure is consistent with its co-investment model, which does not require a large origination or portfolio-support team.

Co-investing is Moguntia's core operating model. The firm does not position itself as a lead investor; instead, it partners with what it calls 'some of the world's most successful investors' to provide capital and supply-chain-specific operational advice to portfolio companies.