Fortuna Future Ventures: Empowering Innovation for a Brighter Tomorrow
At Fortuna Future Ventures, an initiative of Fortuna Future, we’re not just about weaving a brighter, cleaner future; we’re your one-stop shop for achieving it. We’re an upcoming venture capital firm that believes innovation can solve humanity’s challenges and pave the way for a better world. We empower visionary entrepreneurs and investors across diverse industries to scale their impact.
Are You the Changemaker we seek?
Our first priority Is enhancing longevity by empowering healthcare innovations!
We want to hear from you if you’re a passionate entrepreneur with a bold vision to make this world a better place, no matter the industry. We invest in early-stage and growth-stage companies across the globe, with a focus on:
Addressing critical challenges or promoting sustainable practices with innovative approaches.
Passionate, proven leaders with a clear value proposition and commitment to environmental responsibility.
Potential to create tangible, positive change for the environment and empower communities to adopt sustainable practices.
Our Investment Criteria
1. Back the Disruptors
Invest in businesses tackling underserved markets with unique solutions and proven traction. They'll be the next big things.
2. Bet on Brilliant Teams
Look for passionate founders with a winning track record, diverse skills, and a culture that aligns with yours. Great teams win big. Teams who deliver quality outcomes, reduce costs, and have big visions.
3. Crunch the Numbers:
Aim for strong financials with realistic growth projections and attractive ROI. Remember, sustainability matters.
4. Diversity, Equity, Inclusion
We believe that fostering a diverse, equitable, and inclusive environment is not just the right thing to do, but also a key driver of innovation and long-term success. Therefore, we integrate DEI principles into our investment decisions alongside traditional financial metrics
5. Do Your Homework
Conduct rigorous due diligence to uncover potential risks and assess the business's overall health. No surprises, please.
6. Invest in Good
Prioritize businesses tackling social and environmental challenges to make this world a better place. Make a positive impact while earning solid returns.
Frequently Ask Questions
Venture capitalists evaluate investments based on factors such as the startup's scalability, market potential, team expertise, and the likelihood of achieving significant returns.
No, they are distinct. Venture capital focuses on early-stage and high-growth startups, while private equity typically invests in more established companies with a track record.
No, they are distinct. Venture capital focuses on early-stage and high-growth startups, while private equity typically invests in more established companies with a track record.
Venture capital investments often have a horizon of 5-7 years, with the expectation of achieving significant growth and an eventual exit strategy, such as an IPO or acquisition.
Startups gain not only financial support but also strategic guidance, mentorship, and access to valuable networks, helping them navigate challenges and accelerate growth.
Due diligence involves a thorough assessment of a startup's financials, operations, market positioning, and legal aspects. It helps venture capitalists make informed investment decisions.
While venture capital is selective, it is not limited to a specific industry. Startups with high growth potential, a scalable business model, and a compelling value proposition are more likely to attract venture capital.
Venture capitalists exit investments through various means, such as initial public offerings (IPOs), mergers and acquisitions (M&A), or secondary market sales of their equity stakes.
Seed Stage
- What it is: The earliest stage of funding, providing the initial capital to kickstart a business idea.
- Focus: Product development, market research, and building a basic team.
- Amount: Amounts vary greatly, but can range from a few tens of thousands to millions of dollars.
- Investors: Usually includes angel investors, friends and family, and sometimes early-stage VC funds.
- Risk: Highest risk level, as the business idea is unproven.
Series A
- What it is: The first major round of VC funding for companies with a proven model and traction.
- Focus: Validating the product-market fit, expanding the team, and scaling initial customer acquisition.
- Amount: Typically ranges from $2 million to $15 million.
- Investors: Venture Capital firms specializing in early-stage businesses.
- Risk: Still carries significant risk, but lower than seed stage due to established traction.
Series B
- What it is: Funding designed to propel strong growth and take the company to the next level of expansion.
- Focus: Market expansion, building out a larger operational team, and solidifying the business model for long-term success.
- Amount: Substantial amounts, often in the range of $7 million to $10 million or much higher.
- Investors: Larger venture capital firms and sometimes later-stage investors like private equity firms.
- Risk: Moderate risk as the company has demonstrated successful growth.