Investors in Goods

Actio Capital Ventures is a boutique investment firm dedicated to fueling the growth of innovative startups and empowering entrepreneurs to transform their bold ideas into reality. Founded by experienced entrepreneurs Eric and Zulfukar, we are passionate about supporting businesses at the pre-seed stage of their development.

5M is a startup accelerator with three verticals: -investing in BtoC startups through two vehicles: a Cash Fund for Consumer Goods (DNVBs or Physical distribution) and Media for Equity (financing of offline marketing campaigns); -Fundraising BtoB companies through a unique network of French and European BAs, family offices and Vcs; we organise 5 times a year fundraising evening where we present 5 carefully selected startups to around 100 investors. -Advising startups and corporates in organisation, marketing and innovation.

Orkla is a leading supplier of branded consumer goods in the Nordics and Baltics, creating sustainable value through active ownership.Orkla has a long-term, industrial approach to its portfolio companies. We invest in companies where we can contribute to further value creation through our industry expertise, consumer insight and experience in building leading brands.

Creas Fund focuses on investing in late/growth stage companies based in Spain and the EU, offering between €1M to €3M per investment. They seek disruptive propositions that address significant social or environmental challenges. Their approach emphasizes a solid, experienced team aligned with impact and ethical values. They support proven, scalable business models with revenues exceeding €1M and prioritize ambitious international growth plans. Beyond financial resources, they leverage their extensive network to attract additional funding and provide comprehensive support in strategy, operations, growth, and governance. They are deeply committed to long-term impact and value creation, fostering a supportive community and leveraging instruments like Creas Desarrolla and Creas Impacto, managing €30M across 20 investments and 6 divestments.