Top Investors & Venture Capital Firms in Amsterdam 2026

The Netherlands attracted $3.4 billion in VC in 2025. Browse 30+ Amsterdam-based investors in fintech, SaaS, sustainability, and cybersecurity.

Contributors: Carl Lager

Last updated: April 10, 2026

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Amsterdam's startup ecosystem and VC landscape

Amsterdam has established itself as one of Europe's most attractive startup cities, combining a highly international talent pool, English-speaking business culture, and a strategic location as a gateway to the EU market. The Netherlands attracted $3.4 billion in venture capital in 2025, making it the fifth-largest European market for VC investment.

Amsterdam's strengths span fintech (Adyen, Mollie), SaaS and enterprise software (MessageBird, Miro), sustainability and circular economy (The Ocean Cleanup), and deep tech. The city benefits from proximity to leading research institutions like TU Delft and the University of Amsterdam.

Key Amsterdam-based VCs include Peak Capital, Newion, SET Ventures, Keen Venture Partners, and Rubio Impact Ventures (which raised over €70 million for its third impact fund in 2025). International VCs like Accel, Index Ventures, and Atomico are also active in Dutch deals. TIN Capital raised €80 million for its European Cyber Tech Fund, reflecting growing cybersecurity investment from Amsterdam.

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VC Outlook for Amsterdam in 2026

Amsterdam enters 2026 well-positioned across multiple sectors. AI and machine learning, sustainability and climate tech, cybersecurity, fintech infrastructure, and health tech are the primary investment themes.

The city's startup-friendly tax regime, including the Innovation Box tax regime (which taxes qualifying IP income at a reduced rate) and the Dutch Startup Visa program, continue to attract international founders. Amsterdam's role as a European hub for international companies also creates a natural market for B2B software startups serving multinational clients.

All Investors & Venture Capital Firms in Amsterdam

Our complete list of all active venture capital firms and investors in Amsterdam.

Acrobator Ventures
Founded
2019
Investments
43
Exits
11
Investment stage
Pre-Seed
Seed
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Anterra Capital
Founded
2013
Investments
26
Exits
2
Investment stage
Seed
Series A
Series B
Series C
Series D
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Antler
Founded
2017
Investments
827
Exits
4
Investment stage
Pre-Seed
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Endeit Capital
Founded
2006
Investments
40
Exits
20
Investment stage
Series C
Series D
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Prime Ventures
Founded
1999
Investments
62
Exits
17
Investment stage
Seed
Series A
Series B
Series C
Series D
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Prosus & Naspers
Founded
2019
Investments
55
Exits
18
Investment stage
Seed
Series A
Series B
Series C
Series D
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Startupbootcamp FinTech & CyberSecurity
Founded
2015
Investments
24
Exits
0
Investment stage
Seed
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What are the most active VC firms in Amsterdam?

Key Amsterdam VCs include Peak Capital, Newion, SET Ventures, Keen Venture Partners, and Rubio Impact Ventures. International firms like Accel and Index Ventures are also active in Dutch deals. Browse our complete Amsterdam investor list.

What industries attract VC investment in Amsterdam?

Amsterdam's top VC sectors include fintech (Adyen, Mollie), SaaS], sustainability and circular economy, cybersecurity, and deep tech. The Netherlands raised $3.4 billion in VC in 2025, the fifth-largest in Europe.

What makes Amsterdam attractive for startups?

Amsterdam offers an English-speaking international business culture, EU market access, a favorable tax regime including the Innovation Box tax regime, strong research institutions, and high quality of life. The Dutch Startup Visa program attracts international founders, and the city's concentration of multinational HQs creates natural customers for B2B software startups.