FIEGE Group unifies XPRESS Ventures, F-LOG Ventures and FIEGE Group Ventures under the F-LOG brand in Greven; over 30 investments and four exits
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FIEGE Sharpens Its Venture Focus Under The F-LOG Brand
The FIEGE Group is bringing its venture activities together under the F-LOG brand. Going forward, the three investment vehicles XPRESS Ventures, F-LOG Ventures and FIEGE Group Ventures, through which the logistics service provider supports start-ups at different stages of growth, will operate under one common identity. F-LOG will focus on the fields of artificial intelligence, robotics and energy.
From three investment vehicles to one strong platform: FIEGE is bringing its venture activities together under the F-LOG brand. Since 2020, the Greven-based family business has been making targeted investments in disruptive business models in the LogTech sector. Previously, the investment activities addressed different company stages through XPRESS Ventures, F-LOG Ventures and FIEGE Group Ventures. Going forward, these activities will be managed under one common brand and by one team. The objective is to sharpen FIEGE’s venture profile, concentrate resources and further strengthen its ability to identify, support and scale the most promising technologies and business models for the future of logistics.
Andreas Pott, who heads F-LOG alongside Adrian Graf as Co-Managing Partner, explains: “Over the past six years, we have gained extensive experience, built a portfolio of more than thirty investments and already achieved four successful exits. Bringing our venture activities together under F-LOG is the natural next step. It allows us to focus our expertise, act even more decisively and present ourselves to founders and the market with one clear and strong identity.”
F-LOG focuses on the areas of Applied AI, Robotics and Energy, each of which offers significant potential to sustainably transform supply chains. The team invests in start-ups from pre-seed to Series A and provides more than capital: portfolio companies gain direct access to over 150 years of industry experience within the FIEGE Group, its international customer network and real-world logistics environments for testing and validating new solutions.
Pott adds: “Our ambition is to combine the speed and entrepreneurial mindset of venture capital with FIEGE’s deep operational expertise. By concentrating our activities under F-LOG, we can connect start-ups with the right expertise, customers and use cases even more effectively – helping them accelerate their development and significantly shorten sales cycles.”
With the sharpened setup, F-LOG aims to further strengthen its position as a leading European venture investor at the intersection of technology and logistics and to partner with exceptional founders building the next generation of supply-chain solutions.
Find out more about F-LOG here: www.f-log.vc
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