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Neuhaus Partners
Neuhaus Partners is a venture capital firm for young high-technology companies. They invest in early-stage high-technology businesses and provide capital,...
Neuhaus Partners
Neuhaus Partners is a venture capital firm for young high-technology companies. They invest in early-stage high-technology businesses and provide capital, intensive coaching, and network contacts. They treat portfolio companies as partners and belong to the expert network of the Deutscher Gründerpreis.
General information
Firm type
Private Equity
Year founded
1998
Location
Region
Europe
Country
Germany
City
Hamburg
Corporate office
Hamburg, Germany
Principals
Gottfried Neuhaus
Managing Partner
Matthias Grychta
Partner
Peter Gombert
Partner
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
Which sectors does Neuhaus Partners invest in?
The firm targets high-technology sectors including IT, internet, telecommunications, and entertainment. Its stated focus is on innovation-driven companies where the partners' technical backgrounds can directly inform underwriting and portfolio support.
What investment stages does Neuhaus Partners target?
The firm invests from founding through to IPO, with an emphasis on early-stage and expansion-stage rounds. Its long-term horizon allows it to support portfolio companies across their full lifecycle, though the majority of exits have historically been trade sales rather than public listings.
How large is Neuhaus Partners in terms of assets or recent deployment?
The firm does not disclose assets under management or its most recent fund size. Without published financials, no external estimate is possible. Allocators should request this directly from the partnership.
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