Adara Ventures Overview
Adara Ventures is a venture capital firm founded in 2005, focusing on early-stage deep tech companies across Europe. With over €350 million in assets under management, Adara invests in sectors such as cybersecurity, applied AI, digital infrastructure, hardware components, digital health, and energy transition. The firm has backed over 50 companies, achieving notable exits including AlienVault (acquired by AT&T), PlayGiga (acquired by Meta), and Seedtag (acquired by Advent International).
Is Adara Ventures the right investor for your startup? Browse their investment focus, stage preferences, and geographic scope to see how well they align with your fundraising goals. Your full match score with Adara Ventures, along with a list of other relevant VCs, is available on Hopohopo.io.
Adara Ventures
Investment focus
Invest in
- Baltics
- Nordics
- Western Europe
- Southern Europe
- Central Eastern Europe
- North America 1 / 5
Customer types
- B2B
Product type
- Software
- Hardware
Industries / verticals
- AI Infrastructure & AI Model Development
- Cybersecurity / Identity
- Digital & Consumer health
- Energy
- IT Infrastructure & Cloud
- MedTech & Devices
- SpaceTech / Aviation
Investment role
Lead and follow
Stages
Seed, Series A
First ticket size
€500,000 - €5,000,000
Contact information
Founding partner
Alberto Gomez
Partner
Rocío Pillado
Principal
Jorge Baron
How to approach funds like Adara Ventures
When reaching out to Adara Ventures, founders should highlight the technical depth and defensibility of their solution, as well as a clear path to scalable market adoption. Demonstrating a strong founding team with domain expertise and a track record of execution is key, as Adara values teams capable of navigating complex, high-barrier markets. Articulate how your technology addresses a critical pain point and show early traction or validation from enterprise customers or industry partners to stand out.
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