EEmerald Technology Ventures is a venture capital firm with offices in Zurich and Toronto. It funds technology companies that are expected to grow at about 15–20% per year and plans to exit its investments after four to six years. The company supports its portfolio with capital and guidance to help these firms scale. Its approach combines a cross‑border presence and a clear preference for growth-oriented opportunities and defined exit timelines, which sets it apart from peers that pursue different sectors or timelines. The goal is to back high‑growth tech businesses and aim for profitable exits within a four‑ to six‑year window.
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$1.5B
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Zurich, Switzerland
Founded
2000
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Switched Source, a Chicago-based grid technology developer, has raised more than $17 million to scale production of its Phase-EQ device, which helps utilities add grid capacity without building new infrastructure. Cubit Capital led the round, with ABB, Emerald Technology Ventures, Red Cedar Ventures, Southern States, and Southwire Company taking part. The money will expand manufacturing and testing, and the company is hiring in manufacturing, quality, and supply chain roles. Phase-EQ balances power across the three phases of distribution circuits. It has logged more than 150,000 run hours across twelve utilities, with field data showing 10% to 25% gains in load-serving capacity. Lead time from purchase order to activation is typically 14 to 20 weeks, against one to three years for many traditional upgrades.
NLM Photonics has secured investment from Pangaea Ventures and Diamond Edge Ventures, Mitsubishi Chemical Corporation's venture arm, to commercialise its organic electro-optic technology. Existing investors Emerald Technology Ventures, Oregon Venture Fund, Idemitsu, Tokyo Ohka Kogyo, and StoryHouse Ventures also increased their stakes. The Seattle-based company develops organic photonic materials for faster, more energy-efficient data transmission in AI workloads and data centres. In 2025, NLM demonstrated the industry's first 1.6-terabit and 3.2-terabit multi-channel silicon-organic hybrid photonic integrated circuits, beginning customer sampling in 2026. David Weekes from Pangaea Ventures will join NLM's board. The company is the first to receive investment from both Pangaea Ventures and Emerald Technology Ventures. The funding will accelerate development of organic hybrid photonic integrated circuits for optical transceivers and quantum computing applications.
Alva Industries, a Norwegian deeptech company developing ultra-compact electric motors, has raised €16 million in an equity financing round led by Nysnø Climate Investments, Sandwater and Emerald Technology Ventures. Existing investors including Statkraft Ventures and EnvisionTech participated, whilst Samsung Ventures' December 2025 investment was converted into equity. Headquartered in Trondheim, Alva develops electric motors using patented FiberPrinting manufacturing technology, creating lightweight, frameless motors with high torque density. The company serves robotics, aerospace, defence, medical technology and industrial automation sectors, with hundreds of active customer projects currently underway. The funding will expand manufacturing capacity, develop the product portfolio and support international growth. Alva manufactures in Norway and plans to significantly increase production capacity to meet growing global demand.
Alitheon, an optical-AI company, has closed an $8 million Series A1 round led by Emerald Technology Ventures, with participation from eBay Ventures and existing investors. The Bellevue-based startup has developed FeaturePrint technology, backed by over 55 patents, which creates unique digital identities for physical objects without requiring tags or labels. The technology captures inherent surface details to create unforgeable identities, functioning as "biometrics for things". Unlike traditional barcodes or RFID tags that can be damaged or counterfeited, FeaturePrint provides 1-to-1 serialization using standard cameras to verify authenticity. The funding will accelerate global deployment across supply chains, targeting industries including manufacturing, healthcare and luxury goods. The solution aims to provide a "Zero Trust" framework for physical goods authentication and traceability.
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Total Funding
$1.5B
Headquarters
Zurich, Switzerland
Founded
2000
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