Cambridge Angels
Angel
2001
$190 M
Cambridge, England, United Kingdom
Profile
Cambridge Angels is a prominent UK-based business angel network founded in 2001. The network consists of up to 65 individual members, including many exited entrepreneurs, primarily from the technology and healthcare sectors. These members bring operational expertise and a diverse range of experiences to support early-stage companies. Cambridge Angels is renowned for providing smart capital and connections, emphasizing diversity and inclusivity within their membership, which includes women and LGBTQ+ investors.
Cambridge Angels primarily invests in tech and healthcare sectors, supporting early-stage startups with a focus on technology-driven solutions. As a group, they show a strong interest in startups emerging from the Cambridge ecosystem, often referred to as the 'Silicon Fen'. The network does not charge fees to companies or require carry fees. They hold significant experience in angel investing and foster community collaboration through events with partners such as the University of Cambridge.
Notable companies in their portfolio include Undo, known for its debugging tools, among others. Cambridge Angels extends its reach by helping portfolio companies leverage the network's extensive connections. They focus on investments that can scale and benefit from high-tech solutions, although specific investment amounts and round sizes are typically not disclosed publicly.
Industry
Cambridge Angels Funds
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Size | AUM | Launch date |
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Cambridge Angels Network
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Angel investor
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Healthcare Services
Robotics
SaaS
Software
Technology
Deeptech
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Seed
Series A
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North America
Europe
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$5-10 m
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$190 M
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September 2001
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