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REMUS CAPITAL

REMUS CAPITAL is a Seed, Series A and Series B fund in the US, Europe and UK writing up to $20M checks into AI, Consumer, Enterprise, Fintech, Healthcare, Security, agtech, industrial-tech, restaurants, real-estate, data-security, ag-tech, food-tech and real-estate-tech.

Stages
Seed, Series A, Series B
Sectors
AI, Consumer, Enterprise, Fintech, Healthcare, Security, agtech, industrial-tech, restaurants, real-estate, data-security, ag-tech, food-tech, real-estate-tech
Check size
up to $20M
Invests in
US-wide, Europe, UK
Round role
Leads rounds
Actively investing
Yes
Founded
2008

Thesis

REMUS CAPITAL is an early-stage venture capital firm founded in 2008, focusing on partnering with founders who are transforming massive, traditional industries through technology, particularly applied Artificial Intelligence (AI). Their investment thesis centers on the Human-Machine Convergence, the Consumer-Enterprise Interface, Enterprise Agility, the New Industrial Revolution, Data Security, Software Eating Healthcare, and Generation Z. The firm primarily leads Seed, Series A, and early Series B rounds, with a preference for B2B companies tackling large traditional industries or commercializing research from top-tier institutions. REMUS writes small checks at the Seed stage ($0-$3M) with the goal of follow-on investments at Series A ($3-$10M) and Series B ($10-$20M). The firm has offices in Boston, San Francisco, and London, and its geographic scope includes the United States and Europe, with a specific focus on the UK market. REMUS CAPITAL has managed multiple funds, with "Remus Capital IV" closing in July 2024, and actively deploys capital with recent activity in 2025-2026.

Common questions

Does REMUS CAPITAL invest at the Seed stage?

Yes. REMUS CAPITAL lists Seed, Series A and Series B among the stages it invests in.

What check size does REMUS CAPITAL write?

REMUS CAPITAL writes up to $20M checks.

Where does REMUS CAPITAL invest?

REMUS CAPITAL invests in the US, Europe and UK.

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