Indaco Venture Partners announces the completion by the TT Venture fund, managed by SGR and now in liquidation, of the divestment of its stake in the space tech scale-up D-Orbit.
The transaction represents a significant milestone in Indaco’s strategy of making long-term investments in leading technology companies, providing them with ongoing support throughout their growth cycle and then realising value at the end of that cycle by taking advantage of exit opportunities in the market.
The TT Venture fund invested in D-Orbit from the early stages, accompanying its development in subsequent rounds of growth. The Indaco team identified D-Orbit as the project on which to focus the fund’s greatest resources, embracing the entrepreneurial vision of the Como-based company, supporting the development of its technological leadership and contributing to the consolidation of its position in the international space economy market.
“It has been a privilege to work alongside the team over the years and see how their strategy has translated into tangible results in such an innovative sector. We look forward to the next stages of D-Orbit’s development and remain convinced of the value of their technological leadership,” said Alvise Bonivento, co-founder and investment director of Indaco Venture Partners, in a statement.
“D-Orbit is one of the most impressive scale-ups that the Italian innovation ecosystem has developed to date. We are very pleased with the outcome of this exit for our investors, which is entirely consistent with the best international VC deals, and we hope that it will serve as an incentive to increase the resources that Italian investors allocate to venture capital and start-ups,” says Davide Turco, co-founder and managing director of Indaco Venture Partners.
“We are deeply grateful to Indaco Venture Partners for believing in our mission from the early stages, when the space economy was still an emerging market and not obvious to many investors. Their support, together with constructive and constant dialogue, has helped to consolidate the company’s technological and industrial foundations. This is a clear example of how investments in innovation, deep tech and disruptive business can create value for our country. The exit from the capital represents the conclusion of a successful journey that has created value for all stakeholders,” says Luca Rossettini, CEO and founder of D-Orbit (pictured with co-founder Renato Panesi).
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