Giant Ventures

Giant Ventures is a multi-stage, thesis-driven firm that seeks systemic change across three primary themes: Climate, Health, and Inclusive Capitalism. The firm invests at Pre-Seed, Seed, and Series B stages in Europe and the US, aiming to build category-defining companies and deliver systemic change. With offices in London, New York, California, Copenhagen, and Stockholm, Giant Ventures plans to deploy $1 billion into purpose-driven technology throughout the 2020s. Their portfolio companies, which have the potential to create significant impact by 2030, include ventures focused on mental wellness, affordable healthcare, residential battery storage, fleet electrification, plant-based meat, and more. Giant Ventures has invested in diverse areas such as AI copilots for advanced manufacturing, soil carbon marketplaces, virtual hospital wards, biomanufacturing platforms, sustainable aircraft, and SME payments on the blockchain. Their climate tech portfolio emphasizes decarbonization and includes opportunities in energy, waste, manufacturing, plastics, water, and food. The firm believes the transition to net zero life is a monumental shift in human history. Giant Ventures’ health thesis focuses on the increasing organization of care online, while their inclusive capitalism thesis aims to rebalance the relationship between labor and capital. They use recognized frameworks like the UN SDGs and the Impact Management Project to evaluate companies and work with them to set and track impact KPIs. Their portfolio includes companies such as Agreena, Field, dClimate, Waterplan, Terradepth, Avalo, Kopperfield, Sesame, Doccla, Calm, Kapu, and Mighty Buildings. To date, their portfolio companies have saved 3 billion liters of water, abated over 130MT of CO2e, improved healthcare access for 10 million people, and generated 5,100TB of new climate data.