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Notion

Notion

Venture Capital

Notion Capital is a venture capital firm that participated as the lead investor in Dex's seed funding round.


Recent investments

Seed
£3.6M

The oversubscribed seed round was co-led by firstminute Capital and Playfair to support product expansion and international growth.

"Instead of yet another freelancer platform that simply digitizes transactions that could and would happen without it, Passionfruit is bringing a completely new workforce to the market. Gen Z will represent 27% of the global workforce by 2025 and it has been so inspiring to see our specialists as they say goodbye to the Victorian-age structure of the 9-5, and begin a new life working on their own terms. Better still, companies love working with them this way. Smart businesses are realizing that there’s a more elastic and efficient way to manage their relationship with talent."
— Raffi Salama, Co-Founder and CEO
Seed
£12.5M

The investment round was led by Notion Capital with backing from EQT Ventures and various industry angels.

"We’re thrilled to be working with Notion Capital and to have someone of Stephen’s calibre join our board. His experience fits perfectly with our vision to blend the worlds of banking and technology in one powerful platform,"
— David Jarvis, CEO
Series B
£32.7M

Notion Capital led the Series B round for Hokodo, with participation from continental European and existing investors.

"We’ve been following Hokodo since the beginning and made an initial investment as part of their Series A. We’re delighted to lead their Series B and double down on our support of Hokodo,"
— Patrick Norris, General Partner
Seed
£2.6M

The seed round was led by Notion Capital with participation from Seedcamp and GapMinder.

"Security risks aren’t limited to an organization’s cloud infrastructure. Adjacent components such as third-party software packages used in applications, software development practices, and code repositories are all examples of risk areas in modern tech ecosystems. Most of the time, companies assess risk in each of these areas in isolation, based on skillsets in the team or available resources. The result is a fragmented security function, with no clear understanding where weaknesses lie and what their impact truly is."
— Ovidiu Cical, Co-founder