Plandevor

Tomáš Čupr, the founder, is the sole decision-maker. There is no disclosed investment committee or formalised approval process. Allocation decisions are made personally, relying on Čupr's operating experience as the builder of Rohlík Group, one of Europe's largest e-grocery platforms.

The office's capital originates from Čupr's majority stake in Rohlík Group, the online grocery delivery company he founded in 2014. Rohlík operates across the Czech Republic, Hungary, Austria, and Germany. Secondary liquidity events for Čupr have occurred alongside the company's successive venture rounds, most recently a €160 million Series E in June 2023.

Plandevor invests from early venture through later-stage growth rounds, focusing on businesses in Central and Eastern Europe, with occasional US co-investments. The strategy is concentrated in sectors where Čupr has direct operator expertise: online retail, food technology, last-mile logistics, and consumer brands.

Čupr co-invests opportunistically alongside founders, operators, and venture firms in his network, but Plandevor does not operate a formal club-deal vehicle. Co-investments typically happen through personal relationships rather than an advertised platform.

Deal flow is almost entirely founder- and operator-sourced, leveraging Čupr's network within the Central European consumer-tech and e-commerce ecosystem. Plandevor does not publicise an investment mandate, and there is no external origination team — the office relies on reputation, personal introductions, and direct referrals from the Rohlík Group orbit.

There is no publicly disclosed philanthropic foundation, donor-advised fund, or impact-investing vehicle operating under the Plandevor name. Čupr's public charitable activity appears to be personal, not structurally separate via a formal foundation.

Plandevor is a single-family office managing Tomáš Čupr's personal capital. Though its investment activity resembles a venture capital shop — with direct equity, co-investments, and a distinct sector focus — it does not accept third-party limited partners and maintains the non-marketed posture typical of operator-led family offices.