Our promise
TO MAKE NEW BUSINESSES PREDICTABLE
Listed companies struggle to build new businesses not because the ideas are bad, but because the structure isn’t designed for it. Annual budgets, EBIT pressure, and consolidated reporting punish exactly the work growth requires.
We design the structure first, then build the ventures inside it.
A Corporate Venture Studio is a separate operating entity, funded by CAPEX, governed by stage gates, and built to compound learning across ventures.
Inside it, we run a disciplined venture-building process: hypotheses, evidence, gates, and decisions.
Around it, we deliver the board-ready structure listed companies need: CAPEX logic, governance, IFRS-aligned accounting, legal clarity, and a credible path to scale.
OUR KEY PRINCIPLES
CAPITAL DISCIPLINE + STARTUP SPEED
Corporate Venture Studios succeed when they combine the speed of startups with the discipline of capital allocation. We design studios that create ventures repeatedly without breaking governance or destabilizing the core business.
Key venture-studio questions:
- Are we building ventures in arenas where we have an unfair advantage (assets, access, insight)?
- What CAPEX envelope, stage gates, and success metrics create decision clarity?
- How do we ring‑fence risk while retaining strategic control over IP and outcomes?
- What is the “default path” for each venture: spin‑in, spin‑out, joint venture, or exit?
- How do we attract and incentivize founders/operators with real ownership and autonomy?
- How do we ensure ventures ship, sell, and scale, not just pilot?
OUR STRENGTHS
OBJECTIVITY & SPEED
We build ventures, and we build the systems that build ventures.
That means we challenge internal politics, simplify decision-making, and bring a clean outside structure, so progress doesn’t get trapped by corporate constraints.
Speed matters, but so does trust: we build with governance, legal clarity, and measurable outcomes from day one.
The team
WE ARE INDUSTRIAL VENTURE BUILDERS
We are a collection of curious minds — operators, entrepreneurs, and builders — focused on one mission: building new businesses with large companies that actually reach scale.