Crosscut Ventures

Venture capital firm
Los Angeles, California, USAFounded 2008crosscut.vcSee connections →

Early-stage venture capital firm based in Los Angeles investing in energy transition, space economy, defense, and advanced manufacturing companies.

Strategy

Stages
SeedSeries A
Sectors
Energy TransitionSpace EconomyDefense SystemsAdvanced ManufacturingRoboticsSupply Chain
Geographies
USALos Angeles, California, USA
Check size
$100K - $5M

Recent changes

  1. Sep 5, 2026Sectors updated: Energy Transition, Space Economy, Defense Systems, Advanced Manufacturing, Robotics, Supply Chain crosscut.vc
  2. Jan 1, 2017New fund: Crosscut Ventures Fund IV ($125M) Value Add VC funds tracker
  3. Jan 1, 2015New fund: Crosscut Ventures Fund III ($75M) Value Add VC funds tracker

Funds

2
FundVintageSizeStrategySource
Crosscut Ventures Fund IV2017$125MFlagship
As of 2017Value Add VC funds tracker
Crosscut Ventures Fund III2015$75MFlagship
As of 2015Value Add VC funds tracker

Portfolio

2 total

Co-Investors

12

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Crosscut Ventures FAQ

How large are Crosscut Ventures' funds?

Crosscut Ventures funds Value Add tracks include Crosscut Ventures Fund IV ($125M, 2017); Crosscut Ventures Fund III ($75M, 2015), out of 2 Crosscut Ventures funds tracked in total.

What companies has Crosscut Ventures invested in?

Crosscut Ventures' portfolio includes Valar Atomics, Standard Nuclear.

Who does Crosscut Ventures co-invest with most?

In the rounds Value Add tracks, Crosscut Ventures most often invests alongside AlleyCorp (1 shared deal), Andreessen Horowitz (1 shared deal), Atreides Management (1 shared deal), Chevron Technology Ventures (1 shared deal), Contrary Capital (1 shared deal).

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