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The appointment comes as DTCP announced in June 2024 the final close of its DTCP Growth Equity III Fund and an initial closing of its B2B early-stage investment fund, totaling $450 million.
DTCP, a global investment firm with $3 billion in assets under management, has promoted Dean Shahar to Managing Director - Head of Israel. This appointment coincides with the final close of its DTCP Growth Equity III Fund and an initial closing of its B2B early-stage investment fund, totaling $450 million. The fund targets 15-20 equity investments in early growth and growth-stage businesses, focusing on sectors like Cybersecurity, AI, Cloud, Vertical SaaS, and DevOps. Dean Shahar, who joined DTCP in 2021, has been instrumental in leading the Israeli office and managing investments in several tech companies. DTCPs successful track record in Israel includes notable exits and a strong portfolio of international investments.
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DTCP Closes $US350M Venture and Growth Fund - FinSMEs
Investment management firm DTCP has closed its second venture and growth fund at $350 million, with additional capital commitments from corporate sponsors SK Telecom and ZEISS. The fund aims to invest between $5 million and $50 million in Enterprise SaaS companies operating in sectors such as Cloud and Network Infrastructure, 5G/IoT, Digital Enterprise, Cybersecurity, Artificial Intelligence, and Marketing Technology. DTCP has already deployed capital in five companies from its second-generation fund, including Fastly, Dynamic Signal, Pipedrive, Guardicore, and a US Web and mobile analytics company. DTCP operates as a bridge between Europe, Silicon Valley, and Israel and plans to open an office in Seoul, South Korea. The company has a portfolio of over 60 companies and $1.7 billion assets under management and advisory.
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https://www.privateequitywire.co.uk/2019/11/04/280056/dtcp-open-office-south-korea
Deutsche Telekom plans to invest €100 million in Israeli startups in the coming years: report
Deutsche Telekom has launched a new hybrid innovation fund called Deutsche Telekom Capital Partners (DTCP) with a size of €500 million for a 5-year period. The company plans to invest 20% of the fund, or €100 million, in Israeli startups. The investments will be led by Guy Horowitz, the former Managing Director of Deutsche Telekoms Israeli office. The announcement is expected to be discussed at the upcoming DLD Tel Aviv festival.
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