
Voyager Ventures has closed its second fund at $275M, increasing total assets under management to $475M across North America and Europe. The new fund strengthens the firm’s ability to back early-stage companies building the core technologies underpinning long-term economic growth.
Founded in 2021, Voyager Ventures focuses on sectors reshaping the physical economy, including energy production and distribution, advanced manufacturing, critical materials, Physical AI, and computing infrastructure.
Investing in durable economic systems
According to co-founder and general partner Sarah Sclarsic, the firm was created to support foundational technology companies capable of scaling through market cycles. She notes that growing demand across energy, materials, manufacturing, and AI-driven optimisation reflects a broader recognition that these technologies are essential to national competitiveness and economic resilience.
Voyager’s investment thesis centers on solutions that outperform legacy systems, from more efficient energy storage and delivery to AI that improves transport, manufacturing, and physical systems in the real world.
Leadership rooted in industrial expertise
Voyager Ventures is led by Sarah Sclarsic and Sierra Peterson, who together bring more than 30 years of experience spanning energy, advanced materials, and sustainable transportation. Their approach emphasizes technologies that provide stability and performance in an increasingly volatile global economy.
Sierra Peterson highlights that much of today’s infrastructure is still built on fragile processes and finite resources, creating structural inefficiencies. Voyager’s strategy is to back companies developing technologies that are simply more effective, scalable, and resilient.
Fund II focus and early deployments
Fund II will invest across Energy & Efficiency, Materials Production, Software & AI, Mobility, Built Environment, and Carbon Management. The fund has already begun deploying capital, with investments in companies including ENAPI, Leeta Materials Home, and Electroflow Technologies.
Voyager’s broader portfolio features startups such as Allie, Anthro Energy, Arbour Energy, Clean Baseload Power, Zero Emissions, and Astro Mechanica, reflecting its focus on rebuilding the foundational layers of the economy.
About Voyager Ventures
Voyager Ventures invests in early-stage companies developing the core technologies required for a sustainable and resilient global economy. The firm backs founders working across energy, industrial, climate, and real-world AI solutions that drive long-term growth, efficiency, and systemic stability.