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By Nancy DahlbergFuel Venture Capital, the Miami-based firm that has invested $100 million into South Florida startups and millions more around the world, is launching its Flagship Fund II.The global early-stage investment firm is aiming to raise $300 million for the Flagship Fund II  and will target disruptive technology companies that transform how businesses and consumers transact, consume, work and enjoy their life, said Jeff Ransdell, Founding Partner and Managing Director of Fuel Venture Capital. The newest fund will focus on fintech, enterprise SaaS, consumer tech and sports and entertainment tech.Flagship Fund II has been seeded with seven companies, all previously backed by Fuel Venture Capital. Those startups, Betr, RecargaPay, Soundtrack Your Brand, Curve, CookUnity, AEXLAB and NovoPayment, received the first $25 million in the fund. Plans are to invest in 25 more companies, with some already in due diligence; then there will be funds available for doubling down. “What ends up happening is we invest our capital over a five-year investment period; the first 24 months is to construct the portfolio, and then the following three years is to follow on,” said Ransdell, in an interview with Refresh Miami.It’s actually Fuel VC’s fourth fund. The firm launched its first Flagship Fund, about $162 million, in 2017, then it opened a specialized fund called the Fintech Growth Fund, as well as its Opportunity Bundle that is an open-ended fund that allows its investors to back specific companies and create their own venture portfolios