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Xevin Investments
Xevin Investments is a Polish private venture capital fund specializing in new technologies and the internet. The fund invests in companies and projects at...
Xevin Investments
Xevin Investments is a Polish private venture capital fund specializing in new technologies and the internet. The fund invests in companies and projects at early stages of development, most often as the first VC investor, across Seed, Post Seed, Early Stage and Growth. It focuses on innovative projects in areas such as MarTech, AdTech, Marketplace, E-commerce, SaaS, EdTech, FinTech, Digital Health and IoT, primarily from Poland and other countries in the region.
General information
Firm type
Private Equity
Year founded
2008
Location
Region
Europe
Country
Poland
City
Warsaw
Corporate office
Warsaw, Poland
Principals
Marek Rusiecki
Współzałożyciel, Prezes Zarządu
Gwidon Humeniuk
Współzałożyciel, Członek Zarządu
Ewa Ostrowska
Członek Zarządu, Radca Prawny
Marek Rusiecki
Co-Founder, CEO
Gwidon Humeniuk
Co-Founder, Board Member
Ewa Ostrowska
Member of the Management Board, Legal Advisor
Frequently asked questions
What investment stages does Xevin Investments target?
Xevin Investments focuses on early-stage and seed rounds, with a mandate extending into growth-stage follow-on investments. The firm's structure allows it to support portfolio companies from initial venture backing through later financing rounds, a model suited to the Central and Eastern European ecosystem where companies often require extended capital support to reach maturity.
Does Xevin Investments co-invest alongside other regional funds?
No specific co-investment partners or syndication practices are disclosed in public record. Given the relatively small scale of venture capital in Central and Eastern Europe, it is common for firms like Xevin to participate in syndicated rounds alongside other regional managers, but no named transactions confirming this pattern are currently available.
Who runs investment decisions at Xevin Investments?
No named principals or investment committee members are available from public record or the firm's official communications. The leadership structure and decision-making process remain opaque, a characteristic shared by many smaller private investment vehicles in Central and Eastern Europe that do not maintain public-facing team profiles.
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