About this programme
GRA Venture Fund is a public-private venture capital fund that invests in research-driven, Georgia-based startups emerging from science and technology sectors. It is one of Georgia's largest venture capital portfolios, with more than 25 portfolio companies spanning healthcare and diagnostics, software and cybersecurity, biotech and medical devices, and advanced materials and manufacturing.
Portfolio companies named on the official site include EarliTec DX (autism detection), Pindrop, Axion, Apptega, Aruna, Carbice, Accuitis, BioCircuit, Gimme, LUCID, Codoxo, Diasyst, and others.
Who can apply
The company must be research-driven, based in Georgia, and built on a science or technology foundation. The official site does not state a specific funding stage or check size.
Frequently asked
What kind of companies does GRA Venture Fund invest in?
Research-driven, Georgia-based startups with a science or technology foundation.
Does the site list check sizes or investment stages?
No. The official site does not publish specific investment amounts or stage requirements; it only provides a contact route.
How do I reach GRA Venture Fund?
By phone at 404.332.9770 or at its Atlanta office, 270 Peachtree Street NW, Suite 2200.
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