Orevon Venture Partners

Deal flow originates inside Orevon Innovation Centers, the firm’s in-house accelerator and development studio. Laboratory teams and external partners build technologies to an industrial-ready stage before a startup is formed, creating a pipeline the firm describes as proprietary. External startups can also submit projects through the website, but the published model emphasizes internal origination.

Orevon pursues both direct investments and co-investments, according to its public materials. The firm has not disclosed a list of co-investors or indicated whether co-investment vehicles are structured as special-purpose vehicles or club deals alongside external GPs.

Orevon Innovation Centers functions as the technology studio and accelerator that develops startups from concept to industrial prototype. Orevon Partners s.à r.l. manages the Orevon Venture fund, which then invests in the startups that emerge from the Innovation Centers. The two entities are part of the same group, meaning the accelerator is a captive sourcing and de-risking engine rather than an independent incubator.

The firm invests across Europe, Africa, North America, the United Arab Emirates, and Singapore. Its published materials specifically mention these five regions as its investment zone, though the operational headquarters remain in Luxembourg and the primary focus appears to be European seed-stage companies.

Orevon’s own website set a target of €30 million for its first DeepTech fund to be reached by end of 2022, with additional funds targeted by end of 2023. No subsequent closing announcement has been made public, and current AUM is undisclosed.