Quint Ventures

The group of five principals — Oliver Manojlovic, Sebastian Weiss, Lutz Kregel, Dr. Sebastian Möbus, and Bastian Lechner — invest collectively as a syndicate or individually on a deal-by-deal basis. There is no central investment committee; each member evaluates opportunities through their own operating lens and commits personal capital accordingly.

No. Quint Ventures functions as an undrawn angel syndicate rather than a discretionary fund. There are no management fees, LP commitments, or mandated deployment schedules — each principal writes checks directly into rounds alongside other angels or institutional seed funds.

The firm focuses on capital-efficient, B2B SaaS and AI-native companies in Europe, particularly in Germany, Austria, Switzerland, and the Nordics. Portfolio companies include workflow automation tools like Yokoy, content infrastructure provider Contentful, and sustainability accounting platform Tanso.

Deal flow comes through the operating networks of the five principals, who hold current or former senior roles at companies such as HashiCorp, Catana Capital, and Sastrify. The group does not employ a dedicated origination team, relying instead on peer referrals and direct founder relationships built during operating careers.

There is no public disclosure linking Quint Ventures to a broader family office, institutional allocator, or corporate parent. The five operating principals invest proprietary personal capital and have not disclosed backing from outside limited partners.