Redalpine is a thesis-driven early-stage venture capital investor founded in Switzerland in 2006 that describes itself as working at the intersection of software and science. The firm says roughly half of its team are scientists and half come from operating backgrounds, and it organises its work around six investment verticals: frontier tech, health, digitisation, fintech and fintech infrastructure, biology, and sustainability. It invests from seed onward across Europe, with offices in Zug, Berlin and London and a presence in Silicon Valley. Its most recent disclosed fund, Redalpine Capital VII, closed at $200 million in August 2024.
$1.4bn+ (assets under management across 8 funds, stated by the firm on redalpine.com) AUM72/100 Power Score™2006 FoundedZug, Switzerland
Redalpine founded in Switzerland; the firm describes its founders as a software entrepreneur and a molecular biologist. Peter Niederhauser and Michael Sidler are named by the firm as founding partners.
2024
Redalpine Capital VII (RAC VII) closed at $200 million, the firm's largest fund to date, and a London office was opened, headed by General Partner Sebastian Becker.
2025
Portfolio company Lakera, an AI-security startup, agreed to be acquired by Check Point Software Technologies; Redalpine lists Lakera among its exited companies.