# Uplift Ventures launches €100M fund to bridge Europe's deep tech Series A gap

Uplift Ventures launches a €100M fund backed by Jungheinrich to support European deep tech companies.

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Uplift Ventures is launching a €100 million fund to help European deep tech companies develop from the Seed to the Series A stage. [^1]

Uplift Ventures, a Hamburg- and Berlin-based venture platform, launched its inaugural €100 million venture capital fund to back DeepTech founders in Europe and the US. [^2]

Uplift Ventures announced on an unspecified date in 2026 the launch of its inaugural €100 million venture capital fund dedicated to backing European deeptech founders. [^3]

Christian Noske, a founding partner at BMW i Ventures, joins Uplift Ventures as a General Partner. [^4]

Jungheinrich is the only investor in the fund, supporting it as part of its long-term 2030 strategy. [^5]

The plan is to invest between €1 million and €5 million in up to 20 companies. [^6]

The fund will deploy the €100 million across up to 20 startups and selected DeepTech funds, primarily in Europe and the US. [^7]

Christian Noske joined Uplift Ventures as General Partner, bringing more than a decade of experience investing in deeptech companies across Europe. [^8]

The fund aims to address financing gaps by supporting ambitious deeptech companies at the late Seed and Series A stages where conviction capital is often lacking. [^9]

Uplift Ventures plans to back up to 20 startups and select deeptech funds from the fund, creating a unique global network for founders. [^10]

## What this stands on

1. Uplift Ventures is launching a €100 million fund to help European deep tech companies develop from the Seed to the Series A stage. (Tech Funding News, News)
2. Uplift Ventures, a Hamburg- and Berlin-based venture platform, launched its inaugural €100 million venture capital fund to back DeepTech founders in Europe and the US. (EU-Startups, News)
3. Uplift Ventures announced on an unspecified date in 2026 the launch of its inaugural €100 million venture capital fund dedicated to backing European deeptech founders. (Tech.eu, News)
4. Christian Noske, a founding partner at BMW i Ventures, joins Uplift Ventures as a General Partner. (Tech Funding News, News)
5. Jungheinrich is the only investor in the fund, supporting it as part of its long-term 2030 strategy. (Tech Funding News, News)
6. The plan is to invest between €1 million and €5 million in up to 20 companies. (Tech Funding News, News)
7. The fund will deploy the €100 million across up to 20 startups and selected DeepTech funds, primarily in Europe and the US. (EU-Startups, News)
8. Christian Noske joined Uplift Ventures as General Partner, bringing more than a decade of experience investing in deeptech companies across Europe. (Tech.eu, News)
9. The fund aims to address financing gaps by supporting ambitious deeptech companies at the late Seed and Series A stages where conviction capital is often lacking. (Tech.eu, News)
10. Uplift Ventures plans to back up to 20 startups and select deeptech funds from the fund, creating a unique global network for founders. (Tech.eu, News)

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