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Target Global

Venture Capital · Founded 2015 · London, United Kingdom

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Founded in 2015, Target Global is a leading European tech investment firm with over €3 billion in assets under management and a diverse team, backing over 140 companies including Copper, Rapyd, Flo, Kuda and YuLife

147 portfolio companies Venture Capital · $7.4B invested · 244 investments · Investor rank #372 · Last investment 7/2026
Portfolio companies ↑ 25% 5y
147
Decacorns
2
Thoroughbreds
19
Exits

Target Global’s biggest exits.

Portfolio companies that IPO’d or were acquired at $1B+, with the valuation recorded at exit and — for those still public — their value today. Exit events come from each company’s funding-round history; entry stage from Target Global’s transaction record.

Delivery Hero
$4.8B IPO · 2017
Entered Series B+Now $15BFood
AUTO1 Group
$13B IPO · 2021
Entered Series B+Now $7.8BFintech
Blue Apron
$3.3B IPO · 2017
Entered Series B+Now $100MFood
Cian
$1.1B IPO · 2021
Entered SeedNow $197MReal Estate
Portfolio analysis

Where Target Global's portfolio is concentrated.

Distribution of portfolio companies by headquarters country, sector, entry stage and current growth stage. Across all 147 portfolio companies. "Stage entered" is the first priced round the investor joined, derived from the investor’s transaction history.

By countryCount
  1. Germany34
  2. UK24
  3. USA23
  4. Israel18
  5. Russia11
  6. Spain10
  7. Netherlands7
  8. Nigeria3
  9. Canada2
  10. France2
  11. Poland2
  12. Singapore2
By sectorCount
  1. Fintech46
  2. Enterprise Software22
  3. Health14
  4. Real Estate13
  5. Food12
  6. Transportation11
  7. Marketing8
  8. Security8
  9. Home Living6
  10. Wellness Beauty6
  11. Media5
  12. Travel5
By stage enteredCount
  1. Series A54
  2. Seed48
  3. Series B+42
By growth stageCount
  1. Breakout Stage61
  2. Early Growth49
  3. Late Growth37
Portfolio market map

Inside Target Global's portfolio.

The 60 highest-funded portfolio companies, of 147 tracked.

Revolut
Fintech · Centicorn
$115B
Delivery Hero
Food · Decacorn
$15B
wefox
Fintech
$353M
Flink
Transportation
$900M
Cazoo
Transportation
$101K
Rapyd
Fintech · Unicorn
$4.5B
Bird
Transportation
AUTO1 Group
Fintech · Unicorn
$7.8B
Perk
Travel · Unicorn
$2.7B
Omio
Travel
$40M
Casper
Home Living
$286M
Choco
Food · Unicorn
$1.3B
Amboss
Health · Unicorn
$1.1B
Copper
Security · Unicorn
$2.0B
Flo Health
Health · Unicorn
$1.0B
Fresha
Wellness Beauty · Unicorn
$1.0B
Grover
Home Living
$66M
McMakler
Real Estate
$440M
Patient21
Health
$280M
Zego
Fintech · Unicorn
$1.1B
Yu Life
Health
$800M
Finom
Fintech
$506M
Crisp
Food
$110M
Blue Apron
Food
$100M
Zoovu
Marketing
$676M
Mosa Meat
Food
$256M
Essor
Marketing
$600M
Plentific
Real Estate
$400M
DocPlanner
Health · Unicorn
$1.0B
Palta
Health
$400M
Tourlane
Travel
$106M
Clark
Fintech · Unicorn
$1.0B
Dreamlines
Travel
$198M
Xanpool
Fintech
$400M
Kuda Technologies
Fintech
$500M
Masterschool
Education
$400M
Ermetic
Security
$265M
Sharegain
Fintech
$256M
Lepaya
Education
$152M
Lili
Fintech
$220M
Blue dot ( VATBox )
Legal
$128M
Magnus Metal
Engineering and Manufacturing Equipment
$296M
Omni:us
Fintech
$65M
Robovision
Robotics
$168M
Osome
Fintech
$125M
Cobee
Fintech
$176M
Voyantis
Marketing
$164M
Circ
Transportation
$242M
Tarabut
Fintech
$128M
Fintecture
Fintech
$114M
Joonko
Jobs Recruitment
Nimbleway
Enterprise Software
$188M
BestDoctor
Health
$60M
Juno
Travel
$200M
Badi
Real Estate
$144M
MAYD Group
Health
$136M
The Vets
Health
$160M
Drover
Fintech
$136M
Fullpath
Transportation
$160M
Realty Mogul
Fintech
$6.0M
Portfolio founders

Where Target Global's portfolio founders come from.

194 founders across the 100 highest-funded portfolio companies — by current location, university attended, and the companies they worked at before founding. Sourced from the founder records the API links to each portfolio company.

LocationCount
  1. Germany43
  2. Israel31
  3. United Kingdom31
  4. United States15
  5. Netherlands13
  6. Spain13
  7. Peru8
  8. Poland6
  9. France5
  10. Switzerland5
UniversityCount
  1. Tel Aviv University12
  2. Technion Israel Institute of Technology6
  3. London School of Economics and Political Science5
  4. University of St.Gallen5
  5. WHU Otto Beisheim School of Management5
  6. Imperial College London4
  7. SGH Warsaw School of Economics4
  8. VU Amsterdam4
  9. Bar-Ilan University3
  10. Ben-Gurion University of the Negev3
Previous companyCount
  1. Boston Consulting Group7
  2. Rocket Internet5
  3. Goldman Sachs4
  4. Groupon4
  5. Home244
  6. IAF - Israeli Air Force4
  7. IBM4
  8. Lazada4
  9. Lehman Brothers4
  10. Nomura4
How Target Global stacks up

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Key people

Key people at Target Global.

Shmuel Chafets
Shmuel Chafets
Founder
 Shmuel Chafets
Shmuel Chafets
General Partner
 Yaron Valler
Yaron Valler
General Partner
 Bao-Y Van Cong
Bao-Y Van Cong
Director
 Pedro Barros
Pedro Barros
Investor
 Peter Roos
Peter Roos
COO
Source: Dealroom next-gen API — investor team endpoint.
Every figure on this page is sourced live from the Dealroom next-gen API. Sections v1 shows that the API does not yet expose — shareholding-based holdings, Power-Law rankings & vintage time-series, entity-filtered news, and market sentiment — are omitted here rather than sourced elsewhere.