33N, the cybersecurity and infrastructure software venture capital fund created by Carlos Alberto Silva and Carlos Moreira da Silva in partnership with Alantra, has secured additional investment from the European Investment Fund (EIF), a part of the European Investment Bank Group, the Luxembourg Future Fund (LFF2) and Criteria Venture Tech. With this latest investment, 33N is uniquely positioned to pursue global, multi-stage investments in cybersecurity, AI, Data, and DevOps. Caixa Capital also reinforced its investment in the fund. This milestone achievement underscores the strong investor confidence in 33N’s investment strategy and its ability to identify and support high-potential cybersecurity and tech companies.
The fund, based in Europe, has led several strategic investments worldwide in cybersecurity and infrastructure software technology companies, including Panorays, StrikeReady, Exein, and DataGalaxy.
Carlos Moreira da Silva, Managing Partner at 33N Ventures, said,“We are grateful for the latest investment in 33N, reflecting trust in our unique approach to building the next generation of global cybersecurity and tech leaders. As a specialized European fund with worldwide coverage, we combine a global outlook with deep industry expertise. By backing exceptional companies, 33N creates strong value for investors.”
According to Carlos Alberto Silva, Managing Partner at 33N Ventures, “Securing this funding in a challenging market is a major achievement. We’re proud to be among the few first-time specialist funds to raise this level of capital in recent years. Our team’s expertise, proven track record, and ability to deliver strong returns have been key to attracting top-tier investors and portfolio companies.”
"We are pleased to support the next generation of innovation in cybersecurity and emerging technologies through our financing of 33N. These venture capital funds play a crucial role in accelerating the growth of tech start-ups and strengthening digital security in Europe," said Marjut Falkstedt, Chief Executive of the EIF. "Our collaboration with local and international partners reinforces our commitment to building a robust and resilient technology ecosystem capable of addressing future digital challenges."
“LFF2’s investment in 33N provides another important element for Luxembourg’s ecosystem that adequately aligns with our mission to foster innovation and support the growth of strategic sectors like cybersecurity in Luxembourg,” said Eva Kremer, CEO of SNCI. “As an investor in Series A and B stages, 33N is complementary to existing early-stage investors and business angels in Luxembourg, enabling the most promising companies out of the region to have connections to specialized and growth-stage investors. Furthermore, 33N will help position Luxembourg as a reference country in Europe regarding cybersecurity via its network and associations. ”
33N is committed to empowering the European ecosystem to excel globally, positioning itself as the leading specialized investor with a mission to drive the growth of world-class cybersecurity and tech companies.
About 33N
33N is a European venture capital fund (EuVECA) specializing in cybersecurity and information technologies, registered with the Spanish National Securities Market Commission (CNMV).
The fund, created by Carlos Alberto Silva and Carlos Moreira da Silva in partnership with global mid-market financial services firm Alantra, invests globally in early-growth stage companies that develop and commercialize emerging technological solutions in cybersecurity and information technologies.
The fund is intended for professional investors and investors who comply with the EuVECA Regulation.
33N Ventures comprises an experienced and well-established international team with an extensive global network of leading entrepreneurs, specialists, and decision-makers in cybersecurity across various industries.
With the support of the LFF 2 initiative, an initiative created by cooperation between the Société Nationale de Crédit et d'Investissement (SNCI) and the European Investment Fund (EIF) aimed at supporting the diversification of the Luxembourgish economy by enhancing financing provisions to innovative companies