Critical sectors such as food production, packaging, textiles, and construction are among the most significant contributors to climate change due to their polluting practices and resource-intensive supply chains.


To secure a sustainable future for a growing global population,

we urgently need scalable, sustainable solutions to replace these harmful systems.

At collateral good®, our investment approach targets these heavy-polluting industries throughout their individual supply chains. We take a holistic, responsible stance, actively supporting innovation that generates “collateral good” rather than contributing to collateral damage. By investing in transformative solutions, we aim to drive healthier, more sustainable practices that benefit both people and the planet. The success of the entrepreneurs we back amplifies this impact,

with each breakthrough paving the way for a more sustainable, scalable future.

Our thematic fund strategies are tightly aligned with the EU’s Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation (SFDR) Article 9.

We currently focus on three primary strategies:

During 2025/2026, we plan to expand our focus to include the construction sector. Through these targeted strategies, we aim to accelerate the transformation of key industries, fostering innovation that drives substantial, long-term environmental and societal benefits.

We are a strong believer of a very thesis-driven investment approach hence we are organized in several thematic funds. For every theme or strategy we partner with leading industry partners (corporates), recruit industry experts to lead the specialized investment team, and form value-adding advisory boards to support on all relevant VC matters.
The thematic focus aligns very well with the founders and secures access to the best deals. Additionally, collateral good® offers a (newly launched) Investment Platform, granting investors access to all aggregated fund strategies providing a highly diversified portfolio of mission-aligned investments. 
Fund I: Food
Tech
 
Fund II: Packaging
 
Fund III: Textile &
Fashion
 
Fund IV: Buildings
Fund Start:
2025/2026
Onwards