American Strategic Technology Fund

Venture capital firm

Value Add VC tracks 1 company American Strategic Technology Fund has invested in and 1 venture round it took part in (1 as lead).

American Strategic Technology Fund key facts (as of )

FactValueSource
TypeVenture capital firmValue Add VC classification
Venture rounds tracked1 (led 1, joined 0)
1 in the last 12 months
Recent deals table on this page (each round cites its source)
Portfolio companies tracked1Portfolio list on this page

Recent deals we track

1

Track record: led 1 and participated in 0 of 1 tracked venture round · 1 in the last 12 months · led 1 Series C

DateCompanyEventRoleAmountValuationInvestorsSource
Aug 11, 2026Neros TechnologiesSeries CLed$250M$2.5 billionPulse story

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Recent changes

  1. Aug 11, 2026Invested in Neros Technologies (Series C, $250M) Morningstar

Portfolio

1 total

Co-Investors

1

Latest Pulse

  1. Neros Raises $250M Series C at $2.5B for Defense DronesNeros Technologies raised a $250 million Series C co-led by Sequoia Capital and the American Strategic Technology Fund at a $2.5 billion valuation, funding a push to build 1 million US-made drones a year by 2028.→

American Strategic Technology Fund FAQ

What stage does American Strategic Technology Fund invest at?

In the rounds Value Add VC tracks, American Strategic Technology Fund's deals were most often Series C (1); it led 1 Series C.

What companies has American Strategic Technology Fund backed?

Companies Value Add VC tracks as American Strategic Technology Fund investments include Neros Technologies.

Who does American Strategic Technology Fund co-invest with most?

In the rounds Value Add tracks, American Strategic Technology Fund most often invests alongside Sequoia Capital (1 shared deal).

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