The StartAngels Network was founded in 1999 and includes some 85 business angel investors experienced in a variety of industries and positions. Our angel investors invest directly in the start-up companies, coach them, and provide useful contacts. The StartAngels Network is a non-profit association and does not invest by itself.
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ActLight on the road to success
ActLight, the Swiss technology company known for its photodiodes best-in-class signal-to-noise ratio, today announced that it has signed the second service contract based on its Single Photon Sensitivity technology with a leading company in the sensor market. […]
Pitch Event at SIX ConventionPoint – 14 June 2021
On our last pitch event at June 14th we had some very exciting startups presenting: Inergio AG Medisanté Group AG And the following Start-ups presented for their next financing round: Leman Micro Devices SA Peripal AG
Pitch Event with Bank Vontobel – 23 March 2021
On our online pitch event at the 23 March together with Bank Vontobel we had some very exciting startups presenting: www.swissnuclides.ch milKit.bike www.pipra.ch
StartAngels Network records CHF 19 million investment in 2020
The Start Angels Network has been actively investing in Swiss startups for more than two decades. Last year, despite the corona crisis, the club managed to invest CHF 19.7 million in 14 financing rounds for 4 new companies and 10 portfolio firms. One SAN portfolio company achieved a very valuable exit. More
credentis has been acquired by vVardis and becomes R&D powerhouse within newly formed oral care and dental group
vVardis – the recently launched personal oral care brand by Dres Abivardi – has acquired credentis. credentis and vVardis previous partnership has already yielded the unique vVardis oral care product line, and now credentis will become the research and development department within vVardis. […]
hystrix medical ag
hystrix medical AG, the leading e-commerce marketplace in the Swiss healthcare system for medical goods, has successfully completed a CHF3 million Series A financing round. REad more here.