From a Small Desk to a Big Vision
Every meaningful journey starts somewhere unexpected — sometimes at a modest desk, in a Berlin apartment, with a forgotten Ikea plant in the background. That’s where co-founder Uwe HorstmannDealroom has a profile for this one. Try Dealroom → first brought Project A to life. Over a decade later, the firm looks very different, but its approach remains rooted in focus, vision, and consistency.
This year, Project A is marking an important milestone: the launch of its fifth fund, worth €325 million. It’s not just about the size of the fund, but about the direction it reflects — a continued commitment to backing startups across Europe, especially in areas like fintech, the future of work, global supply chains, and European resilience.
Rather than chasing trends or headlines, Project A has built its reputation on substance — by growing patiently, investing with conviction, and betting on ideas that take time to prove. The new fund reinforces this long-term approach, while also signaling a clear ambition to shape what comes next in the European tech ecosystem.
From day one, the firm has operated with a quiet confidence. And if the early years were about proving that vision, this new chapter is about scaling it — thoughtfully, and on its own terms.
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