
With the new fund in the US, Mitsui Chemicals aims to double down in its global investment strategy.
Alok Agrawal has left his role as the head of Canadian electronics company Celestica's CVC unit after more than five years with the company.
The CVC team plans to raise hundreds of billions more won to invest beyond its core tyres and car parts businesses.
Munich Re Ventures sees gold in the picks and shovels of space, and plenty of opportunity for competition.
The use of AI in defence tech is redefining the modern battlefield, whether on land, sea or air. These are some of the startups attracting attention.
Investors in healthcare, hardware, climate tech and defence are feeling the impact of the Trump administration's policies.
Cross border tariffs will raise materials costs and create investment uncertainty. Startups that can think globally and stay flexible will have the best chance of survival.
Yamaryo was president and CEO of Itochu Corporation’s Tokyo-based CVC and subsidiary.
For Europe to hold its own beyond Earth’s gravity, its startup ecosystem will need more sources of capital and more talent.
A new crop of defence-focused venture builders and accelerators are helping early-stage startups break into the tight-knit world of military technology.
Investments in robots and drones grew nearly three-fold in QI, as AI ushers in a new crop of AI-assisted robots that can learn and react like humans.
As threats to critical infrastructure become more complex, so are the solutions that investors look to fund.
Wonderstone Ventures will target global investments at seed and early stages.
Defence contractors face stiff competition from VC-swelled European startups, but their corporate venture investments could help them stay in front.
Tom Lounibos, managing director of Accenture Ventures, the consulting firm's corporate venture capital unit, has made several investments in space technology startups.
The alternative meat sector is struggling but DSM Venturing believes there is a future for lab grown meat as regulatory hurdles are overcome.
The beverage giant and eight of its bottlers are pitching in to invest in sustainability across their ecosystem.
With a new fund to deploy, TDK Ventures is establishing a European presence with the launch of a London office.