
Zurich-based Una Terra Venture Capital Fund I has closed at €50M, hitting its hard cap to back European sustainability and climate-tech ventures.
The fund targets early- and growth-stage startups driving measurable impact in circular economy, biodiversity, and decarbonisation.
Building a climate-positive portfolio
Founded in 2021, Una Terra invests in companies developing scalable solutions across consumer goods, materials, energy, and food. The fund aims to prove that climate impact and strong financial returns can go hand in hand, with portfolio companies expected to reduce CO₂ emissions by millions of tonnes over the next decade.
Backed by leading institutions
The close attracted institutional investors, family offices, and entrepreneurs, positioning the VC firm among Europe’s largest early-stage impact funds. With its €50M vehicle, the firm plans to make 15–20 investments, focusing on high-growth opportunities that address urgent environmental challenges.
Andrea Sasso, co-founder of Una Terra, said:
“We believe sustainability must be the default path for innovation. This fund is about backing founders who are not only building strong companies but also delivering measurable impact at scale.”