Investor · LT

Coinvest Capital

Lithuanian state-backed co-investment fund supporting early-stage startups.

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Rounds led: 7
Rounds not led: 2
Companies backed: 8
Last activity: 30 Oct 2026

Type: Government
Fund size: —
Sectors: technology
Stage focus: seed, early

Portfolio

Capital in rounds led · EUR 12.4M

Lead · Funding · 30 Oct · EUR 2.0M · LT
Monopulse
Lithuanian drone startup Monopulse has raised over €2M to scale production and develop new platforms.
Lead · Funding · 12 Oct · EUR 2.0M · LT
MNP Technologies
MNP Technologies has secured over 2 million euros in funding to increase production capacity and expand into Scandinavian and other markets.
Lead · Funding · 12 Oct · EUR 2.0M · LT
Monopulse
Lithuanian drone manufacturer Monopulse has secured a €2 million investment from local and foreign investors to increase production capacity and expand internationally.
In round, no lead named · Funding · 04 Feb · EUR 5.0M · LT
Axiology
Axiology raised EUR 5.0M in seed.
Lead · Funding · 31 Oct · EUR 1.1M · LT
Luna Robotics
Luna Robotics raised €1.08 million from Coinvest Capital, Plug & Play EMEA Ventures GmbH, and international business angels to advance its defense tech innovation.
Lead · Funding · 10 Jun · EUR 1.6M · LT
Traxlo
Traxlo raised EUR 1.6M in seed, led by Coinvest Capital.
Lead · Funding · 24 May · EUR 3.2M · LT
Unmanned Defense Systems
Lithuanian drone maker Unmanned Defense Systems raised EUR 3.2 million from private investors to accelerate its swarm drone technology and AI-based battlefield management system integration. Coinvest Capital led the round alongside business angels and the NGL angel syndicate.
In round, no lead named · Funding · 01 Nov · EUR 800K · LT
Repsense
Repsense raised a further EUR 800,000 pre-seed round from Iron Wolf Capital, Coinvest Capital, Baltic Sandbox Ventures and private angels for its public-information analytics platform.
Lead · Funding · 14 May · EUR 500K · LT
Mindletic
Mindletic raised EUR 500,000: CoInvest Capital invested EUR 240,000 and Startup Wise Guys, the Vilnius University endowment fund, and seven named business angels supplied the remaining EUR 260,000.