Partech
Also known as Partech Partners, Partech Ventures
Paris, France Founded 1982 partechpartners.com
Partech’s latest fund is Partech Impact Fund: $348M, 2026, #127 of 427 firms by latest fund.
The numbers
| Year | Raised |
|---|---|
| 2021 | $750M |
| 2022 | $127M |
| 2026 | $348M |
Updates from Partech
Overview
Founded 1982 in San Francisco; operating HQ Paris. AUM ~€3B. Partech Impact is a new strategy, not the core venture fund; no newer core venture fund found. USD conversions approximate.
Funds
| Fund | Closed | Size | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Partech Impact Fund | 2026 | $348M | partechpartners.com |
| Partech Entrepreneur IV | 2022 | $127M | partechpartners.com |
| Partech Growth II | 2021 | $750M | techcrunch.com |
LPs on the record
3 LPs report holding Partech’s funds.
- Korea Venture Investment Corp. (Foreign VC Investment Fund)
- KfW Capital
- European Investment Fund (EIF)
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Firms whose LPs overlap
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Reported fund performance
As reported by public LPs that invested in these funds, net of fees. “Versus vintage” ranks each fund against every other fund of the same vintage in that LP’s report, mostly private equity and venture funds. Open a fund for its cash flows and full peer ranking.
| Fund | Vintage | Net IRR | Versus vintage (IRR) | TVPI | DPI | Reported by |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Partech Entrepreneur Fund III FPCI | — | N/M | — | — | Korea Venture Investment Corp. (Foreign VC Investment Fund) | |
| Partech Impact Fund FPCI | — | N/M | — | — | European Investment Fund (EIF) | |
| Partech Ventures | — | N/M | — | — | KfW Capital |
European Investment Fund (EIF): InvestEU - Portfolio Equity: List of Financial Intermediaries, as of December 31, 2025. The EIF publishes the funds it has backed under the European Union's InvestEU programme, each with the InvestEU product, a type of support, a sector, the fund's currency and the "Commitment under InvestEU". That is only the part of an EIF commitment made under InvestEU since 2021: commitments from the EIF's other mandates and earlier programmes are not in this list, and the EIF may have committed more to the same fund from them. This list keeps the rows whose type of support is Venture Capital, Private Equity, TTA (technology transfer) or Social Impact: 201 rows for 170 funds (a fund backed under two InvestEU products has a row for each, added together here). Dollar amounts are converted: the list is in each fund's currency, and every amount is converted at the Federal Reserve's H.10 foreign exchange rate for the list's date (federalreserve.gov/releases/h10/hist) and rounded to the dollar: CHF divided by 0.7936 (Swiss francs per U.S. dollar, 2025-12-31); DKK divided by 6.364 (Danish kroner per U.S. dollar, 2025-12-31); EUR multiplied by 1.1736 (U.S. dollars per EU euro, 2025-12-31); NOK divided by 10.0816 (Norwegian kroner per U.S. dollar, 2025-12-31); SEK divided by 9.2227 (Swedish kronor per U.S. dollar, 2025-12-31). In the list's own currencies the kept commitments are CHF 10850625, DKK 709214000, EUR 3590729222, NOK 914414071, SEK 1837999250. The list has no vintage year, paid-in amount, distributions, value, multiple or IRR, so those are blank, and it prints no total. Left out: 38 rows whose type of support is Infrastructure, 37 that are Other Private Debt or Hybrid debt-equity, 1 whose fund name says credit, debt, lending or loan, and 1 named as a co-investment in a single company. Converted, the 170 commitments add up to $4629186108. View source
KfW Capital: KfW Capital portfolio: venture capital and venture debt funds (a selection), as of October 11, 2026. KfW Capital, the venture capital arm of Germany's state development bank KfW, invests as a limited partner in European venture capital and venture debt funds. Its website names 83 fund managers it is invested with and says the list is a selection ("Eine Auswahl"), so it is not the whole portfolio. The page names managers, not the individual funds, and gives no amount, so each entry here is a manager's name as KfW Capital prints it and the commitment and every other amount, the vintage year, multiple and IRR are blank; nothing is converted from euro because no amount is published. Venture debt managers are in the list and are not marked as such. The page carries no date: the as-of date is the day it was read. View source
Korea Venture Investment Corp. (Foreign VC Investment Fund): Partnership Fund Status of Foreign VC Investment Fund, as of July 31, 2026. Korea Venture Investment Corp., the Korean government's fund-of-funds manager, lists on its English website every fund its Foreign VC Investment Fund has committed to, with the fund's name, its general partner, the fund's size and "KVIC's Commitment", in millions of US dollars. The commitment is shown here as printed, times one million; KVIC reports the amounts in US dollars, so nothing is converted. The fund's own size and the general partner column are not imported, and KVIC reports no vintage year, paid-in amount, distributions, value, multiple or IRR per fund, so those are blank. The page has 2 tables, all included: "Partnership Fund Status of Foreign VC Investment Fund", as of 2026-07-31, has 64 funds which add up to $521.8 million while the page prints a total of $536.9 million (the page does not explain the difference); "Partnership Fund Status of Foreign VC Investment Fund II", as of 2023-12-31, has 26 funds which add up to the printed total of $252.11 million. The as-of date here is the latest of the tables' dates. KVIC's domestic Korea Fund of Funds and its Angel Fund of Funds are not part of this list. View source
About this data
Fund sizes come from firm announcements, SEC filings, and press reports, converted to US dollars near the closing date. Compiled as of October 9, 2026. Notable portfolio companies are examples from public sources, not a complete list.