Year founded
2013
Country of origin
Netherlands
HQ country
Netherlands
Total deal value
Average deal value
Company industry
- Private Equity
M&A expertise
- Private Equity Management
- Venture Capital Management
Industry expertise
- Private Equity
Established in 2013, Revo Capital is Turkey’s largest and one of its pioneering venture capital firms, dedicated to empowering the startup ecosystem across Turkey and Central Eastern Europe (CEE). The firm launched its initial $66 million fund in 2013, followed by an oversubscribed €90 million second fund in 2021, and is currently raising a $100 million third fund. Revo’s mission is to invest in innovative startups and R&D capabilities within Turkey and the CEE, nurturing their growth, facilitating their global expansion, and positioning Turkey as a leading technology exporter.
Revo Capital was the first institutional investor for some of Turkey’s most successful startups, including Getir, Logiwa, Param, Midas, ikas, Foriba, and Paraşüt. As Turkey’s largest fintech investor, 30% of Revo’s portfolio is concentrated in the fintech sector.
With its third fund, Revo Capital is strategically focused on six sectors: B2B SaaS and enterprise software, financial technology, health technology, cybersecurity and cloud solutions, energy, and gaming. The firm emphasizes investments in companies leveraging AI to drive growth and transformation, aiming to scale these innovations in both regional and global markets.
Revo’s approach goes beyond capital investment. By working closely with founders, Revo provides strategic, operational, and growth support, enabling portfolio companies to scale effectively into international markets. This hands-on methodology has solidified Revo Capital’s reputation as a catalyst for technological innovation and expansion.
The first two funds are supported by a distinguished investor base, including institutions like the International Finance Corporation (IFC), European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD), German Investment Corporation (DEG), and European Investment Fund (EIF), along with corporations, C-level executives, and high-net-worth individuals.