Alicorn Venture Partners
European venture capital firm specializing in growth-stage frontier technology companies through secondaries and bespoke primary transactions, with strong focus on Israel and UK markets.
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Company Overview
Alicorn Venture Partners
What They Buy
- Target: Growth-stage frontier technology companies
- Focus: Data, cyber security, and enterprise software
- Geography: Strong focus on Tel Aviv, Germany, and UK markets
- Structure: Secondary investments and bespoke primary transactions
- Stage: Growth-stage businesses backed by leading VC firms
- Approach: Blend of venture capital and private equity techniques
Recent Major Acquisitions
- Glassbox: AI customer intelligence platform ($150M all-cash, delisted from TASE, 2024)
- Axis: Modern workplace solutions (acquired by HPE)
- Lemonade: Insurance technology platform (led to NASDAQ IPO)
Track Record
- Founded: 2017 in London (spun off from Arowana in 2023)
- Leadership: Alexander Assim (Managing Partner, Durham University alum)
- Geographic Focus: European-oriented VC with strong Israel/UK presence
- Specialization: High-tech, deep-tech, software and hardware sectors
- Philosophy: Keep leaders in control while providing growth capital
- Approach: Purpose-constructed deals for growth-stage businesses
Portfolio Companies
Founder Testimonials
"The Glassbox team are pioneers in integrating AI to revolutionize customer interactions"
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Last updated: October 6, 2025
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