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Possible Ventures
Possible Ventures was formed in Munich by serial entrepreneur Chris Hitchen, who previously sold Getprice to News Corp and Next Commerce to Future PLC,...
Possible Ventures
Possible Ventures was formed in Munich by serial entrepreneur Chris Hitchen, who previously sold Getprice to News Corp and Next Commerce to Future PLC, alongside co-founders Thyra von Mauch, Christoph Klink, and Tim Müller. The firm draws on Hitchen’s personal track record of more than 100 startup investments and his experience as a venture partner at EQT Ventures, Project A, and SquarePeg Capital. The firm operates as a generalist early-stage investor with a frontier-technology mandate. Active across pre-seed, seed, and growth rounds, Possible Ventures commits to mission-driven teams working on climate, health, and societal challenges. Portfolio companies named by the firm include Marvel Fusion (inertial fusion energy), The Exploration Company (space cargo), ToZero (battery recycling), Flo Materials (advanced materials), and Uluu (biomaterials from seaweed). Geographic reach extends across Europe, with founder teams also located in the United States and Australia. The firm’s network includes more than 300 founders, angels, and entrepreneurs who contribute to sourcing and diligence. Principals bring complementary operator backgrounds: Christoph Klink co-founded telehealth provider Avi Medical; Tim Müller co-founded zero-emission shipping company CargoKite; Thyra von Mauch previously advised on innovation and rapid prototyping through the consultancy 10DaysofDesign. No recent fund close or regulatory filing was publicly available as of mid-2026 to confirm total assets or deployment. Possible Ventures distinguishes itself through a collective sourcing model that embeds its extended angel network directly into the deal flow, effectively operating as a fund-plus-community rather than a conventional early-stage vehicle. Founder-led diligence — rather than pure investment-banking analysis — shapes its commitment decisions, a structure that mirrors the firm’s preference for technical and repeat entrepreneurs who have already exited businesses.
General information
Firm type
Venture Capital
Year founded
—
AUM
Undisclosed
Location
Region
Europe
Country
Germany
City
Munich
Corporate office
Munich, Germany
Principals
Chris Hitchen
Founding Partner
Thyra von Mauch
Co-Founder
Christoph Klink
Co-Founder
Tim Müller
Co-Founder
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
Who runs investment decisions at Possible Ventures?
Chris Hitchen, the founding partner, leads investments. He is supported by co-founders Thyra von Mauch, Christoph Klink, and Tim Müller, each of whom brings direct operator experience in startups. The firm’s website positions them collectively as the investment team, though it does not describe a formal investment committee structure.
How does Possible Ventures source proprietary deal flow?
The firm draws on a network of more than 300 founders, angels, and entrepreneurs to surface deals, according to its website. Founding partner Chris Hitchen’s history of investing in more than 100 startups and his prior venture-partner roles at EQT Ventures, Project A, and SquarePeg Capital also provide an institutional-grade sourcing funnel.
Is Possible Ventures structured as a venture firm or something else?
It operates as a private equity asset manager with an early-stage venture mandate. The structure blends a conventional venture capital vehicle with a curated collective of over 300 angels and operators who participate in sourcing and diligence, making it function partly as a fund-plus-community.
Does Possible Ventures participate in fund commitments or only direct deals?
The firm describes itself as investing directly in startups. No public information indicates that it allocates capital to third-party funds. Its focus appears entirely on direct equity and equity-linked investments in early-stage frontier-tech companies.
What investment stages does Possible Ventures typically target?
Possible Ventures invests from pre-seed and seed rounds through to growth-stage companies, per its stated strategy. It is active across early-stage entry points and can follow on as portfolio companies scale, with a mandate that spans start-up formation through spin-offs.
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