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Gaia Capital

Investor profile

Venture capital

Gaia Capital has backed 3 European tech companies across 3 funding rounds in 2021, joining rounds totalling €150M. Most active in Fintech and Telecom. Data as of 4 Nov 2026.

Also recorded as: Gaia Capital Partners

Deals
3
distinct rounds
Companies
3
backed
Active span
2021
1 yr
Total round €
€150M
sum of rounds joined

Deals by year

distinct rounds / year
Gaia Capital — deals by year — interactive chart.
Data table
Gaia Capital — deals by year
20213

Top sectors

by deals
Gaia Capital — top sectors — interactive chart.
Data table
Gaia Capital — top sectors
Fintech1
Telecom1
Wellness & Beauty1

Stages

by deals
Gaia Capital — stages — interactive chart.
Data table
Gaia Capital — stages
Other2
Series D+1

Countries

by deals
Gaia Capital — countries — interactive chart.
Data table
Gaia Capital — countries
France3

Co-investment network

shared rounds
Co-investment network — interactive chart.
Gaia Capital — 3 dealsGaia CapitalAdam Street Partners — 1 shared deals · click to openAdam Street PartnersAlven Capital — 1 shared deals · click to openAlven CapitalBpifrance — 1 shared deals · click to openBpifranceCrédit Mutuel Innovation — 1 shared deals · click to openCrédit Mutuel InnovationDraper Esprit — 1 shared deals · click to openDraper EspritDTCP — 1 shared deals · click to openDTCPeFounders — 1 shared deals · click to openeFoundersEiffel Invesment Group — 1 shared deals · click to openEiffel Invesment GroupGoldman Sachs Asset Management — 1 shared deals · click to openGoldman Sachs Asset ManagementNextWorldCap — 1 shared deals · click to openNextWorldCap

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Portfolio

top 30 by total round €
CompanyCountryRoundsTotal €
AircallFrance1€100M
PlanityFrance1€30M
EpsorFrance1€20M

Biggest deals

top 10 by amount
CompanyStageAmountDate
AircallSeries D+€100M2021-06
PlanityOther€30M2021-07
EpsorOther€20M2021-05
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