About This Fund
Atomico Venture VI SCSp is an early-stage venture capital fund managed by Atomico, one of Europe's most established technology-focused venture capital firms. The fund reached final close in September 2024 with $485 million in limited partner commitments, forming part of a record $1.24 billion dual-fund raise conducted in parallel with Atomico Growth VI ($754 million). Domiciled in Luxembourg as a Societe en Commandite Speciale (SCSp), the fund is managed by the firm founded in 2006 by Niklas Zennstrom — co-founder of Skype — headquartered in London with additional offices in Paris, Berlin, and Stockholm.
Atomico Venture VI pursues a concentrated early-stage strategy, deploying capital predominantly at Series A with selective engagement at the Seed stage. The fund invests exclusively within the European technology ecosystem across 15 countries, backing founders with the ambition to build global technology category leaders. The investment mandate is sector-agnostic within technology, spanning software, artificial intelligence, fintech, deep tech, industrial automation, and internet infrastructure. Early portfolio companies include Neko Health (Stockholm), Ben and Dexory (London), Deeploi (Berlin), Strise (Oslo), and Lakera (Zurich). Venture VI operates alongside its companion Atomico Growth VI, together providing coverage of the full European technology growth curve from Series A through pre-IPO.
Atomico brings one of Europe's strongest venture track records to this sixth fund generation, having invested in more than 155 technology companies and achieving a unicorn conversion rate of approximately one in six — producing 31 unicorns to date. Landmark exits include Supercell (majority stake sold to SoftBank at a $3 billion valuation), The Climate Corporation (acquired by Monsanto for $1.1 billion), Klarna, and Rovio (Helsinki Stock Exchange IPO). Known limited partners in Atomico Venture VI include Japan Investment Corporation (JIC, $20M) and Swedish pension fund AP Fonden 3. The $1.24 billion dual-fund raise represented Atomico's largest fundraising effort in its 18-year history.