The fund targets technologies that replace brittle, resource-intensive processes with more efficient, scalable, and stable industrial foundations.
Voyager Ventures has closed a $275 million Fund II. With this fund, Voyager now manages $475 million across North America and Europe.
The firm invests in technologies that modernise the base layer of the economy, spanning energy production and distribution, advanced manufacturing, critical materials, physical AI, and compute.
“We launched Voyager in 2021 to invest early in the foundational technology companies for durable economic growth,” said Sarah Sclarsic, co-founder and general partner at Voyager Ventures.
“Today we’re seeing the market validate demand and scale for energy, critical materials, advanced manufacturing, AI for optimising physical systems, among other technologies that are drivers of the global economy. Now, more than ever, companies and countries are recognising that these technologies are critical to creating lasting competitive advantage.”
“We are investing in technology companies that create systemic stability in an increasingly volatile world,” said Sierra Peterson, co-founder and general partner at Voyager Ventures.
“The economy of the past was built on finite fuels and brittle processes that will continue to hamper prosperity until we transcend them. We’re investing in technology that simply performs better.”
Voyager Ventures’ Fund II invests across Energy + Efficiency, Materials Production, Software + AI, Mobility, Built Environment, and Carbon Management. Voyager’s portfolio includes Allie, Anthro Energy, Arbour Energy, Clean Baseload Power, Zero Emissions, and Astro Mechanica. Fund II has already begun investing, including in ENAPI, Leeta Materials Home, and Electroflow Technologies.