Eka Ventures Overview
Eka Ventures is a London-based venture capital firm focused on investing in early-stage consumer technology companies that aim to create a more sustainable, healthy, and inclusive economy. Founded by Jon Coker, Camilla Dolan, and Andrew Richardson, the firm integrates impact investing into mainstream venture capital, emphasizing investments in sustainable consumption, consumer healthcare, and the inclusive economy. Eka Ventures typically invests between £500,000 and £3 million, leading funding rounds and supporting companies through their growth phases.
Is Eka 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 Eka Ventures, along with a list of other relevant VCs, is available on Hopohopo.io.
Eka Ventures
Investment focus
Invest in
- Western Europe 1 / 14
Product type
- Software
- Software-enabled hardware
- Consumer goods
Industries / verticals
- Beauty & Personal Care
- Consumer Electronics & Smart Home (non-wearable)
- Digital & Consumer health
- FinTech
- Food & Beverage
- Home & Living (Furniture & Décor)
Investment role
Lead and follow
Stages
Seed, Series A
First ticket size
£500,000 - £3,000,000
How to approach funds like Eka Ventures
When approaching Eka Ventures, founders should highlight measurable impact and scalability within consumer technology, especially if their solution addresses sustainability, health, or inclusivity. Demonstrate a clear path to mainstream adoption and articulate how your product can drive systemic change in consumer behavior. Eka values founders who can show both commercial potential and a credible, data-driven approach to impact, so be prepared to discuss traction, user engagement, and how your metrics align with broader societal outcomes.
Find the best-fitting investors for your startup
Stop wasting weeks searching for the right investors. Upload your deck and get matched with investors who actually fit your startup — so you can focus on building, not chasing.
