Tech-first focus on deep innovation
Big Pi follows a “tech-first” strategy, targeting startups with strong intellectual property in AI, biotech, blockchain, and deep tech. The firm not only invests capital but also provides hands-on support and access to its international network. All portfolio companies are expected to maintain significant operations within Greece.
The firm’s initial €48 million fund made 23 investments and delivered notable exits, including Accusonus, which was acquired by Meta. The new €70 million growth fund is already active, with investments in Astrato Analytics, Corsmed, and Acumino.
Building Greece’s place on the global innovation map
With its new fund, Big Pi aims to scale Greece’s top tech companies and cement the nation’s position in the global innovation ecosystem. Partner Guy Krief, co-founder of Persado (which now generates $100 million in annual recurring revenue), said the focus remains on companies “where technology and intellectual property are core to the value proposition.
Beyond financial returns, Big Pi’s mission is to create an environment where Greece’s best talent can stay, build, and compete globally.