Pegasus Tech Ventures

Pegasus sources deals through its network of over thirty international corporate partners, which spans North America, Europe, and Asia. The firm also runs Startup World Cup, a global startup competition that surfaces promising companies across multiple regions. This dual-pronged approach combines corporate scouting with broad entrepreneurial reach.

Pegasus operates as a venture capital firm, not a family office. It manages capital on behalf of international corporate partners and other global investors rather than a single family's wealth. Its team of 150 professionals works out of offices in seven countries to support portfolio companies.

Pegasus invests across multiple stages, including seed, early-stage, and expansion or late-stage venture. The firm's portfolio includes companies that have progressed from early rounds — such as SpaceX and OpenAI in their earlier years — through to large, established players like Airbnb and SoFi.

The firm targets technology sectors including artificial intelligence, space technology, fintech, enterprise software, mobility, digital health, cleantech, agritech, and media and entertainment. Portfolio companies such as SpaceX, Anthropic, and SoFi illustrate this cross-sector approach.

Yes, Pegasus is built around a corporate-partner model that facilitates direct co-investment and business development between its corporate backers and portfolio companies. The firm does not publicly disclose the exact structure of each deal, but its website emphasizes intellectual and financial capital support through these partnerships.

Pegasus Tech Ventures created and operates Startup World Cup, described as one of the largest and richest startup competitions globally. The event connects entrepreneurs, investors, corporations, and policy-makers, serving as both a scouting mechanism and a branding vehicle for the Pegasus ecosystem.

Pegasus does not publicly identify a single final decision-maker, such as a named CIO or managing partner, on its website. The firm describes its investment team as comprising over 150 professionals with domain expertise across multiple offices, suggesting a distributed investment committee or partner-led process.