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Xenia Venture Capital
Xenia Venture Capital is an investment company engaged in investing mainly in life science companies in Israel. It also holds 50% of VLX, a technological...
Xenia Venture Capital
Xenia Venture Capital is an investment company engaged in investing mainly in life science companies in Israel. It also holds 50% of VLX, a technological incubator under the Israel Innovation Authority program. In addition to financing, Xenia provides mentoring, business and strategic counseling, fund raising assistance and exit planning.
General information
Firm type
Venture Capital
Year founded
2003
Location
Region
Middle East
Country
Israel
City
Tel Aviv
Corporate office
Tel Aviv, Israel
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
How is Xenia Venture Capital structured?
Xenia operates as an asset manager classified under private equity, deploying capital into direct equity positions. It does not publicly disclose fund structures, LP composition, or separate fund families, which is common for smaller Israeli venture firms.
Does Xenia Venture Capital co-invest with other funds?
The firm's public posture does not detail co-investment arrangements, but Israeli venture firms of this profile routinely syndicate with larger international and domestic funds, particularly in growth rounds where capital requirements exceed what a single boutique manager can provide.
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