Phenomen VC

A global venture capital firm investing in internet and technology companies across the US, Europe, and Israel.

Venture Capital London, United Kingdom Est. 2012
Last updated 2026-10-29
Portfolio
1
in our dataset
Rounds participated
1
Rounds led
0
Rounds' value
$15.0M
total disclosed, rounds participated
Stages
Pre-Seed, Seed, Series A, Series B, Series C, Series D, Growth

About

Phenomen VC is a global venture capital firm founded in 2012 by Dmitry Falkovich. [3, 6] The firm focuses on identifying and backing fast-growing, category-leading internet and technology companies with significant growth potential across the US, Europe, and Israel. [2, 6, 11] Phenomen VC manages over $300 million in capital and emphasizes early-stage opportunities, particularly in Seed and Series A rounds, with typical investment sizes ranging from $500,000 to $5 million. [8, 11] The firm's portfolio includes companies in sectors such as fintech, AI, health tech, blockchain, and Web3 technologies. [8]

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Q&A

What is Phenomen VC's investment focus?
Phenomen VC is a global venture capital firm that invests in fast-growing, category-leading internet and technology companies across the US, Europe, and Israel.
What is the typical investment stage and check size for Phenomen VC?
Phenomen VC primarily focuses on early-stage opportunities, particularly Seed and Series A rounds, with typical investment sizes ranging from $500,000 to $5 million.
What is the total AUM for Phenomen VC?
Phenomen VC manages over $300 million in capital.
When was Phenomen VC founded and by whom?
Phenomen VC was founded in 2012 by Dmitry Falkovich.
What sectors does Phenomen VC prefer to invest in?
Phenomen VC's preferred sectors include fintech, AI, health tech, blockchain, and Web3 technologies.
What geographies does Phenomen VC target for investments?
Phenomen VC targets investments in the United States, Europe, and Israel.
Has Phenomen VC raised any funds?
Yes, Phenomen VC raised 'Phenomen Ventures I' in 2012 with a size of $200 million.
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