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BREEGA — Portfolio, Page 5

Investor actively backing innovative startups and growth-stage companies across various industries and funding rounds.

110
Companies
$1.1B
Total invested
$12.2M
Avg. check
41
Industries
Financial Services 3FinTech 3Information Services 3Information Technology 3Finance 2Internet 2+35 more
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Portfolio companies

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Ninety Nine
January 2021

Ninety Nine is a developer of financial trading platform intended to charge no commission fees.

B2C · MadridSeed
Cuvva
January 2021

Radically better insurance, fit for the future.

Auto Insurance · LondonSeries Unknown
Noah
December 2020

Noah is a fintech company enabling homeowners to tap into the value of their homes without incurring new monthly payments or interest.

Finance · San FranciscoSeries A
iBanFirst
June 2020

iBanFirst is a Belgium-based fintech platform that facilitates B2B payments across numerous currencies.

Banking · Brussels$23.7M Series C
FretLink
March 2020

Fretlink connects chargers to the largest network of regional carriers in Europe.

Information Technology · ParisNon Equity Assistance
Otodo
February 2020

Otodo develops a universal platform for telecoms operators and services providers, allowing them to address the smart home business.

Consumer Electronics · Paris$3.3M Series Unknown
CapCar
December 2019

CapCar is the first actor of the used vehicle to offer individuals cars and services of quality.

Automotive · Paris$5.5M Series A
stations-e
September 2019

Stations-e is a operator of charging stations intended to provide charging service to electric vehicle owners.

Charging Infrastructure · Essonnes$710K Seed
BeOpinion
September 2019

BeOpinion offer a unique experience of content enrichment using questions and social levers allowing you to increase and retain your users.

Information Technology · Paris$6.6M Series Unknown
Onoff
January 2019

Onoff Telecom offers a variety of products for private and business customers that seek to revolutionize communications.

Apps · Paris$5.7M Series A
Viewpay
October 2016

ViewPay is a video ads plateform developed for the web and mobile applications.

Advertising · Paris$661K Series Unknown
Clic and Walk
July 2015

Clic and Walk is a free app that makes you earn money by completing missions and taking pictures with your smartphone.

Information Services · Lille$3.9M Series Unknown
Sharalike
July 2014

Sharalike is an application that allows users to organize and create video slideshows.

Cloud Computing · Cambridge$600K Convertible Note
Doutíssima
January 2014

The Doutissima.com.br is a website specially dedicated to the Brazilian public, with the goal of informing, caring, alert and give tips

E-Commerce · Brasil$1.3M Seed

Where BREEGA invests

Financial Services3
FinTech3
Information Services3
Information Technology3
Finance2
Internet2

About BREEGA's portfolio

How many companies has BREEGA invested in?

BREEGA has invested in 110 companies tracked in our database. The portfolio spans multiple industries and funding stages, from seed-stage startups to late-stage companies.

What industries does BREEGA invest in?

BREEGA's top investment sectors include Financial Services, FinTech, Information Services, Information Technology, Finance. The firm invests across 41 different industry categories.

What is BREEGA's largest investment?

Among tracked funding rounds, iBanFirst received $23.7M in a Series C round. BREEGA's total known invested capital is $1.1B.

What is the average investment size for BREEGA?

BREEGA's average investment size is $12.2M across its portfolio of 110 companies.

What are BREEGA's most recent investments?

Recent BREEGA portfolio additions include Ninety Nine, Cuvva, Noah, iBanFirst, FretLink. These companies were founded in 2020 or later.

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