REDangels

Chief Investment Officer Rui Falcão leads investment activity alongside CEO Pedro Bandeira. The firm's process culminates in an investment committee before which selected startups pitch. Individual business angels listed on the team page participate directly, but the site does not detail whether the investment committee includes the full membership or a subset. The screening pipeline is standardized and typically takes about two months.

REDangels operates as a direct angel collective. Its 43 named business angels invest their own capital rather than committing to a pooled fund. The firm provides a structured application-to-investment process — startups submit through the website, go through screening, and pitch the investment committee — but the capital deployed is not drawn from a single limited-partner vehicle.

REDangels targets pre-seed and seed stages. The firm states it invests in the "seed and pre-seed fase" to help founding teams validate ideas and accelerate. After providing initial capital, the group assists portfolio startups in locating and negotiating subsequent funding rounds.

No. The website's portfolio page contains only the headline "YOUR PASSION. OUR COMMITMENT" with no individual company names or deal-level detail. REDangels does not disclose specific investments, co-investors, or exit track record publicly.

Capital comes from the personal funds of its 43 individually named business angels. The firm’s website lists each angel by name and title, presenting the group as a collective of professionals who invest directly. No single family, corporate treasury, or institutional limited partner is disclosed as a source of wealth.