Isomer Recognised Among Europe’s Most Active LPs

Isomer Capital is again recognised by Sifted as the most active non-government LP in European venture capital, based on activity between 2020 and 2025.

At Isomer, we have long believed that strong long-term outcomes in venture are driven by remaining consistently invested through market cycles and building diversified exposure across vintages, strategies and geographies.

Periods of uncertainty have often created some of the most compelling investment opportunities.

Many of the companies now emerging as leaders in the European technology ecosystem entered our portfolio during moments when broader market sentiment was significantly more cautious.

ElevenLabs entered our portfolio through Credo Ventures’ investment in 2022, during a year shaped by sharp public market declines, rising interest rates, the Russian invasion of Ukraine and widespread layoffs across the global technology sector.

Lovable was accessed through byFounders’ investment in 2023, as venture fundraising slowed, valuations reset and many investors remained firmly risk-off.

These were not easy moments to deploy capital. They were periods where conviction, manager selection and long-term perspective mattered most.

Maintaining consistent exposure across different market environments has been central to Isomer’s strategy since inception. Venture capital remains a long-duration asset class, and some of the most important companies are often built during periods of disruption and uncertainty.

Our approach has focused on partnering with high-conviction managers across Europe and maintaining diversified exposure through primary funds, co-investments and secondaries across the ecosystem.

We are grateful to our LPs for their continued support and long-term partnership, particularly through more challenging market conditions. Their commitment allows us to continue backing the next generation of globally ambitious European technology companies.

Read the full Sifted article:
Sifted: Europe’s Most Active LPs 2020–2025