Ingevity

Investment firm

Ingevity

Corporate VC

Ingevity is a corporate venture arm. Based in North Charleston, United States. The known portfolio counts 2 companies, including Mito Material Solutions and Nexeon.

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Investment focus

Stage
Seed

Ingevity portfolio companies (2)

  • Mito Material Solutions
  • Nexeon

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About Ingevity

The firm's listing covers sectors Climate and Hardware, and focus areas Advanced Materials, Battery and DeepTech; known deals cluster at Seed.

Ingevity shares portfolio companies with 2 other investment firms, among them GLy Capital Management and Dipalo Ventures.

Frequently asked questions

What is Ingevity?

Ingevity is a corporate venture arm based in North Charleston, United States, with a known portfolio of 2 companies. The portfolio comes from public investment records rather than from the firm, so deals that never surfaced publicly are not in it.

What does Ingevity invest in?

Listed sectors include Climate and Hardware; listed focus areas include Advanced Materials, Battery and DeepTech. Those tags come from the portfolio attached to the firm, so they describe what has been backed rather than a stated mandate for what comes next.

What stage does Ingevity invest at?

The known deals of Ingevity include Seed rounds. Check that against your own round before reaching out: stage mismatch is the most common reason a well matched sector still goes nowhere.

How do I contact Ingevity?

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