Almaz Capital

Almaz Capital is a global venture capital firm investing in early-stage, capital-efficient technology companies in high-growth sectors. The firm focuses on disruptive deep tech companies in the B2B software space, including AI/ML and blockchain applications, IoT and edge computing enablers, and cybersecurity. Since its foundation, Almaz Capital has invested over $300 million in approximately 50 companies.

The firm's investors include the European Investment Fund (EIF), Cisco, the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD), and the International Finance Corporation (IFC), a member of the World Bank Group. Almaz Capital has offices in Portola Valley, California, and Berlin, Germany, with representative offices in Kyiv, Ukraine, Warsaw, Poland, and other Central and Eastern European countries.

Almaz Capital's partners are Alexander Galitsky, Geoffrey Baehr, Pavel Bogdanov, Charles E. Ryan, and Aniruddha Nazaré. The firm has a track record of successful exits, including Yandex (IPO NASDAQ), Qik (acquired by Skype), Sensity Systems (acquired by Verizon Communications), Acumatica (acquired by EQT), and Xometry (IPO NASDAQ).