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Portfolio
1 totalRecent Investment Activity
1Track record: led 1 and participated in 0 of 1 tracked venture round · 1 in the last 12 months · led 1 Series C
| Date | Company | Event | Role | Amount | Valuation | Investors | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sep 21, 2026 | Paymob | Series C | Led | $35M | — | Mubadala CapitalLeadEuropean Bank for Reconstruction and DevelopmentLeadVenturesunverifiedBritish International InvestmentDPI Ventures | Pulse story |
Co-Investors
2Latest Pulse
- Sep 21, 2026Paymob Raises $35M Pre-Series C For MENA Payments PushPaymob raised a $35 million pre-Series C co-led by Mubadala and the EBRD to expand its MENA payments platform, as its Gulf revenue grew sevenfold in 18 months and now accounts for roughly half of total revenue.→
- Aug 26, 2026Ventures Platform Closes $84M Second Pan-Africa FundNigerian VC firm Ventures Platform closed an oversubscribed $84 million Fund II, nearly double its $46 million debut, with EBRD and Norway's Norfund backing a pan-African push beyond Nigeria into Kenya, South Africa and Egypt.→
- Jul 27, 2026Ominimo Hits $1.6B Valuation, Serbia's First UnicornOminimo, a Serbian-Hungarian insurtech, raised $22.5 million at a $1.6 billion valuation, becoming Serbia's first unicorn just two years after launch.→
European Bank for Reconstruction and Development FAQ
What companies has European Bank for Reconstruction and Development invested in?
European Bank for Reconstruction and Development's portfolio includes Paymob.
Who does European Bank for Reconstruction and Development co-invest with most?
In the rounds Value Add tracks, European Bank for Reconstruction and Development most often invests alongside Mubadala Capital (1 shared deal), Ventures (1 shared deal).
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