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SoftBank Vision Fund 2

SoftBank Vision Fund 2

Venture Capital

SoftBank Vision Fund 2 supports disruptive business models and innovative technologies.

Portfolio

14

companies

Investment by month

By category

  • FinTech£644M
  • MedTech£558M
  • AI/ML£388M
  • FoodTech£110M
  • InsurTech£94.0M
  • Other£175M

By location

  • London£1.1B
  • Cambridge£583M
  • United Kingdom£110M
  • Dublin£100M
  • Manchester£54.4M

Portfolio companies

Atom Learning

Atom Learning

Atom Learning develops an adaptive online platform for primary school children.

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CMR Surgical

CMR Surgical manufactures the Versius system for robotic minimal access surgery.

ContractPodAi

ContractPodAi

ContractPodAi supplies a digital platform for corporate legal departments.

DICE

DICE

DICE provides an independent mobile ticketing platform for live music and cultural events.

Elliptic

Elliptic

Elliptic provides cryptoasset risk management and blockchain analytics for financial institutions.

Envelop Risk

Envelop Risk

Envelop Risk provides data-driven underwriting and cyber risk analytics.

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Team

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Yanni Pipilis

Managing Partner

Max Ohrstrand

Max Ohrstrand

Senior Investor for SoftBank Investment Advisers

Max brings investment experience from SoftBank Investment Advisers, Moelis & Company, and HSBC.

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Neil Cunha-Gomes

investor

Neil brings investment experience from SoftBank and structured finance experience from Deutsche Bank. He currently serves as co-founder at Feria Partners and as a board member at Consensys.

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Karol Niewiadomski

Senior Investor

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Ayush Jain

Investor for SoftBank Investment Advisers

Ayush brings investment experience from roles at SoftBank Investment Advisers and Greyhound Capital. He previously served as an independent board member at Ascend Now.

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Nahoko Hoshino

Investment Director

Nahoko is an investment director at SoftBank Investment Advisers, serving on the boards of Kigen, Tractable, Forto, and C2FO. She also holds board observer roles at Elliptic and Contentsquare.

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Amit Lubovsky

Amit Lubovsky

Investment Director

Amit serves as an investment director at SoftBank Investment Advisers and SoftBank Vision Fund 2. He also holds board and investor roles at several companies including Claroty, Wiliot, and SambaNova Systems.

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Recent investments

Series C
$125M

The round was led by Growth Equity at Goldman Sachs Alternatives and values the company at $1.1bn.

"By connecting people to the AI, data, and systems they need to do their best work, the opportunity before us at Tines is to become the universal orchestrator of modern, secure workflows across the enterprise. This new round will help us realise that opportunity."
— Eoin Hinchy, CEO
£133M

The upsized funding round was led by existing backers including Ally Bridge Group and Lightrock.

"Versius is very well suited to our needs as a world-leading thoracic surgery department. We have successfully helped patients get the benefit of robotic assisted surgery and we look forward to developing our robotics programme working with CMR and other centres around the world as the adoption of Versius continues."
— Adam Peryt
Series D+
£50.0M

SoftBank Vision Fund 2 led the Series E round with participation from Insight Partners and Georgian.

"Tractable’s AI has helped millions recover faster from accidents and natural disasters. In SoftBank we have a partner who understands the full application set of our technology at a granular level, combined deep networks within the insurtech, automotive and property sectors. I’m excited by what we can achieve in redefining trust and transparency to support people in managing the life cycles of their cars and homes."
— Alex Dalyac, CEO
Series B
£72.4M

The financing package includes equity and debt from backers including Original Capital and SoftBank Vision Fund 2.

"Sustainability and reducing costs are paramount concerns for our clients today. In the aftermath of Covid there has been a pincer movement of inflation and climate pressures on businesses, leading to widespread concern over the cost and carbon emissions of owning and operating commercial buildings,"
— Will Cowell de Gruchy, CEO