Miraidoa Thematic Fund
Are you a company looking to drive innovation in life sciences, robotics, or medical technology?
Miraidoa’s Thematic Fund Program is designed to support promising startups and scaleups by investing alongside partner companies that align with specific innovation themes. We go beyond capital by offering collaborative growth support tailored to each business's unique characteristics.
🌟 Key Benefits of the Program:
- Joint investment with various partner companies aligned by thematic interests
- Support for business development, HR development, and management consulting
- Focused growth strategy adapted to each startup’s stage and sector
- Contributions to long-term business continuity and regional innovation
- Active open innovation and technology cluster strengthening
✅ Eligibility Criteria:
- Companies aligned with the fund’s theme (e.g., robotics, medical/welfare IP, life sciences)
- Startups from seed to early-stage and beyond
- Businesses contributing to regional or sectoral industrial development
- Ventures operating in or collaborating with medical-engineering ecosystems
- Alignment with Miraidoa's mission for innovation and social impact
🤝 Notable Partners
Join innovative initiatives like the Robot Manufacturing Fund, Fukushima Medical Hills Fund, and the Tohoku Life Sciences Impact Fund, supporting startups in manufacturing, healthcare, and life sciences with partner-backed growth.
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End User
Future Venture Capital
Size :
11-50
Location :
Japan
Industry:
Venture Capital & Private Equity
Person's name
Title of the person
Partnership Program :
Target Partner Location :
South East Asia
Target Partner Persona :
Life science ventures, robotics startups, medical technology developers, regional innovation clusters, impact-driven entrepreneurs, and industrial R&D-focused companies.
Other Collab Calls
Miraidoa CVC Fund
Corporations in HR, manufacturing, chemical, and service industries; innovation-driven enterprises; listed companies seeking startup collaboration; regional banks; credit unions; and government-related organizations.
