Profile
TDK Ventures is a corporate venture capital firm based in San Jose, California. Founded in 2019 and part of TDK Corporation, the firm is led by a team that includes former engineers and technologists from leading tech companies. The team is known for its deep engineering background and strategic insight into advanced technologies, making it distinct from traditional venture capital firms.
The firm invests primarily in energy transformation and related applications, with specific focuses on sectors such as 3D printing, AI, robotics, and clean technology. TDK Ventures typically invests in Series A through late-stage rounds, with check sizes ranging from $10-50 million. The firm operates globally with a particular emphasis on North America and Asia. TDK Ventures manages Fund I, Fund II, and recently launched Fund 3 at $150 million.
Notable investments by TDK Ventures include companies like Ineratec, which operates Europe's largest e-fuel production plant, and AM Batteries, which is pioneering next-generation battery technologies. Other investments include Ultraviolette, an electric motorcycle company, and Tulum Energy, which focuses on hydrogen technology to revolutionize energy storage. These investments reflect TDK Ventures' commitment to advancing technology and sustainability across various industries.
Industry
TDK Ventures Funds
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Size | AUM | Launch date |
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TDK Ventures Fund I
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Venture Capital (VC)
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Industrial
Robotics
Technology
Energy
CleanTech
HealthTech
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Pre-seed
Seed
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North America
South America
Europe
Middle East
Africa
Asia
Australia and others
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$5-10 m
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$50 M
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July 2019
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TDK Ventures Fund II
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Venture Capital (VC)
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Industrial
Robotics
Technology
Energy
CleanTech
HealthTech
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Pre-seed
Seed
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North America
South America
Europe
Middle East
Africa
Asia
Australia and others
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$5-10 m
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$150 M
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April 2021
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Fund 3
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Corporate VC (CVC)
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Electronics
Robotics
Transportation
AI
Energy
CleanTech
3D printing
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Series A
Series B
Late Stage (Series C+)
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North America
Asia
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$10-50 m
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September 2026
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