White Star Capital closes $250M Fund IV to back global startups from Series A to B
Today, White Star Capital announced the final close of White Star Capital Fund IV at $250 million. Together with its inaugural North American Seed Fund, announced late last year, and several new spec...
White Star Capital has final closed its $250 million Fund IV, further bolstering its portfolio of global startups from Series A to B. The firm, which launched its inaugural North American Seed Fund last year, now has over $350 million in fresh capital to invest. Founded twelve years ago, White Star Capital has grown from a team of five in New York, Montreal, and London to over 50 individuals working in eight offices worldwide.
The company has led rounds into startups such as Sequen, Veesion, OatFi, AMI Labs, Tetrix, and Trayd, among others. Its portfolio includes companies like Butternut Box, Vention, Petfolk, Numan Health, and FINN, as well as emerging growth stories like Flare, Ledn, and Spiko. Fund IV signifies a deeper commitment to White Star Capital's core venture strategy, targeting exceptional teams at the Series A and B stages.
The firm believes in partnering with founders who can scale internationally, offering them a global network and operational expertise. White Star Capital has achieved 22 exits from its portfolio of over 100 companies. The firm's expansion now spans New York, London, Montreal, Toronto, Paris, Milan, Berlin, the Middle East, and Asia.
White Star Capital's lead image features Eric Martineau-Fortin, Founder & Co-Managing Partner, and Jean-Francois Marcoux, Co-founder & Co-Managing Partner.
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