🚀 Growth Capital Funds Database (2025 Edition)
Gain verified access to one of the world’s most comprehensive databases of Growth Capital Funds, Expansion Vehicles, and Late-Stage Investment Firms actively allocating across diversified sectors and global markets.
Compiled from institutional-grade sources, this exclusive dataset integrates verified fund profiles, live investment mandates, and detailed contact intelligence on allocators driving corporate expansion, scale-up financing, and strategic growth investments worldwide.
📊 What’s Inside
Each record is sourced from verified filings, institutional mandates, and capital commitments – providing investment-grade intelligence for professionals raising or deploying capital across growth-stage, pre-IPO, and expansion transactions.
Coverage Includes:
🧠 2,300 Active Funds launched between 2022–2025
👥 83,000 Key Contacts, including Direct Emails
🌍 Global Coverage: U.S., U.K., Europe & Asia-Pacific
🏢 Core Industries Include: Technology, Energy & Infrastructure, Healthcare, Manufacturing, Financial Services, and Consumer Sectors
Unlike generic directories, this dataset isolates confirmed growth mandates and active deployment strategies, giving users a direct line to institutional and private capital fueling corporate scale and strategic expansion.
🎯 Who Can Benefit from This Database
1. Fundraisers & Capital Advisors
Purpose-built for professionals raising capital for mid-stage and late-stage growth rounds.
A key resource for placement agents, consultants, and advisory firms targeting verified institutional, private equity, and family office growth investors.
Delivers actionable insights on funds deploying expansion capital globally.
2. Fund Managers, Sponsors & Investment Platforms
Designed for growth equity fund managers, general partners, and corporate finance sponsors seeking LP commitments, co-investments, or expansion partners.
Connects directly with institutional investors, sovereign funds, and family offices focused on growth-stage transactions.
3. Strategic Advisors & Industry Consultants
Built for advisors managing fundraising or M&A capital placement mandates.
Provides deep visibility into verified investors pursuing mid-market buyouts, roll-ups, and expansion capital.
Streamlines investor targeting, accelerates engagement, and enhances transaction execution efficiency.
💼 Fund Strategy Coverage
💡 Growth Equity Funds supporting scale-ups and post-revenue companies
🚀 Expansion Capital Vehicles financing product development and market entry
📈 Late-Stage & Pre-IPO Funds providing structured capital and strategic backing
🌱 Sector-Focused Funds dedicated to technology, renewable energy, industrials, and advanced manufacturing
💡 Why This Database Matters
Replicating this dataset independently would require months of institutional research and multiple premium subscriptions – many with outdated or incomplete investor data.
Each record is manually verified through fund filings and 2022–2025 investor disclosures, ensuring exceptional accuracy and credibility.
This collection delivers an unmatched global view of growth-stage capital formation, empowering users to identify active investors, co-investment opportunities, and institutional partners driving the next phase of global business expansion.
📘 Database Details
🧾 2,300 Verified Active Growth Capital Funds
👥 83,000 Key Decision-Makers with Direct Emails
🌍 Coverage: U.S., U.K., Europe, and Asia-Pacific
🧭 Structured by: Fund Type, Sector Focus, Stage, and Regional Mandate
📂 Format: Excel (.xlsx)
⏱️ Delivery: Manual dispatch within 24 hours of payment
💳 Payment Options: PayPal or Credit Card – No refunds on database sales
View the Detailed Video on this Database Below.
🌍 Review of the Growth Capital Fund Landscape: Global Expansion & Sector Evolution (2022–2025)
October 2025 – Andrew Thomas
Following a comprehensive review of over 1,000 growth and expansion-focused funds drawn from my proprietary Growth Capital & Expansion Funds Database, this report outlines key developments shaping global capital deployment across geographies, sectors, and asset classes.
Between 2022 and 2025, growth capital investing has transitioned from opportunistic expansion into strategic sectoral specialization. Managers are narrowing mandates, prioritizing sustainability and digital infrastructure, and reorienting capital toward transformative mid-market opportunities. The dataset reflects activity across Private Equity Growth, Late-Stage Venture, and Thematic Expansion Vehicles operating on every major continent.
📌 Strategy and Structural Composition
📊 ~80% of funds are Private Equity Growth vehicles targeting control or minority stakes in scalable mid-market companies.
📊 ~15% are Expansion or Late-Stage Venture platforms focusing on technology-driven enterprises nearing liquidity events.
📊 The remaining 5% represent Multi-Strategy and Continuation Funds, often institutional spinouts or sector-dedicated sub-vehicles.
➡️ Collectively, these structures reveal a sustained institutional appetite for post-venture, pre-buyout exposure, where operational expansion and balance-sheet optimization remain central value drivers.
📌 Thematic and Sector Allocation Patterns
Approximately 45% of all active funds now exhibit a defined thematic or vertical specialization, underscoring a decisive shift from generalist mandates.
| Sector Theme | Estimated Share | Representative Fund Examples |
|---|---|---|
| 🧬 Healthcare & Life Sciences | ~25% | GordonMD PE Fund II, HealthQuest Partners IV, HEAL Partners II |
| 💻 Information Technology & Digital Infrastructure | ~20% | Greenfield Technology Partners Fund, Greycroft Growth IV, Guidepost Growth Equity IV |
| 🌱 Sustainability, Energy & Climate Tech | ~15% | Grey Rock Net Zero Fund I, Helios CLEAR Fund, Green Growth Fund III |
| 🏭 Diversified & Multi-Sector Growth | ~25% | HLV Generation Fund Series, Harvest Growth Capital IV, Gresham House PE Release |
| 🛍️ Consumer, Education & Lifestyle | ~10% | Great China Motivation Fund II, Halle Capital Partners II, Growtheum SEA Fund I |
➡️ Growth capital is increasingly concentrated in transformational sectors—notably digital enablement, healthcare innovation, energy transition, and industrial technology.
📌 Geographic Distribution of Fund Mandates
🌎 North America – Dominates the sample with ~45% of funds, driven by U.S. mid-market and tech-enabled healthcare platforms.
🌍 Europe – Represents ~25%, led by climate, infrastructure, and software growth strategies in the UK, DACH, and Nordic regions.
🌏 Asia-Pacific – Accounts for ~20%, encompassing Southeast Asian, Korean, and Chinese expansion funds across technology and consumer sectors.
🌍 Latin America – Roughly ~8%, primarily through Brazilian multi-estratégia vehicles offering diversified exposure.
🌍 Middle East & Africa – ~2%, but rapidly rising through impact and sustainability-linked programs (e.g., Helios CLEAR Fund, Malaz Capital Healthcare Fund).
➡️ This period marks the broadest geographic distribution of growth equity capital since 2019, supported by institutional interest in emerging economies and cross-border co-investment channels.
📌 Institutionalization and Fund Structures
🏦 ~65% of funds are institutionally backed (pensions, endowments, sovereign LPs).
🏦 ~20% are boutique or regional growth vehicles emphasizing flexible mandates.
🏦 ~10% are co-investment or continuation structures targeting mature portfolio companies.
🏦 ~5% are hybrid multi-asset or ESG thematic vehicles linking climate, digital, and infrastructure growth.
➡️ The new generation of growth funds reflects a structural blend of private equity discipline and venture innovation, appealing to LPs seeking both governance rigor and thematic exposure.
📌 Sectoral Evolution and Innovation Themes
Across the dataset, four major innovation vectors emerge:
- Digital Infrastructure & AI – SaaS, cybersecurity, cloud, and analytics-led funds such as HAT Technology Fund 5 and Greycroft Growth IV are scaling AI-integrated enterprise software.
- HealthTech & MedTech – Funds like Health Enterprise Partners IV and HealthTrend Capital – Gem Health integrate healthcare operations with machine learning and patient analytics.
- Energy Transition & Climate Finance – European and African funds including Green Growth Fund III and Helios CLEAR Fund align decarbonization with industrial scale-up.
- Regional SME Growth Platforms – Vehicles such as Whiterock Growth Finance Fund and GreenMorrow SUD Fund I channel capital toward sustainable small and mid-cap expansion.
➡️ The next growth cycle is defined by specialization, impact orientation, and digital enablement.
📌 Implications for Fund Managers, Advisors, and Capital Raisers
To succeed in today’s growth capital environment, market participants must emphasize:
✅ Sector clarity – Investors favor specialized, data-backed growth narratives over generalist claims.
✅ Operational scalability – Value creation now depends on process efficiency, not just financial structuring.
✅ ESG and thematic alignment – Sustainability-linked mandates increasingly influence LP commitments.
✅ Cross-border co-investment readiness – Institutions seek growth equity exposure through regional partnerships and shared governance.
📌 Closing Insight
From healthcare innovators in Boston and Singapore to sustainability-driven platforms in Frankfurt and São Paulo, growth capital investing between 2022–2025 has matured into a global specialization cycle.
What began as opportunistic expansion capital has evolved into a strategically disciplined asset class—anchored in transparency, sustainability, and technological transformation.
For fundraisers, advisors, and deal originators, these insights offer a roadmap to align strategies with institutional capital flows and emerging thematic frontiers.
Andrew Thomas – The Investor Link
If you are raising capital or seeking institutional partners, explore my Growth Capital & Expansion Funds Database (2025 Edition) for verified intelligence on global allocators, fund managers, and co-investment vehicles shaping the next wave of expansion-stage investing.
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