The firm operates from offices in Boston, San Francisco, Menlo Park, New York, London and Tel Aviv, with a collaborative research-led investment model spanning venture and buyout markets.<\/p>\n
Jesse Feldman, a general partner leading Battery\u2019s industrial tech and life-science tools practice, said the firm sees continued potential across both US and European markets. \u201cWe are highly selective investors focused on driving meaningful value in exceptional businesses,\u201d he said, adding that capital would be deployed to support research and development, sales expansion and targeted acquisitions.<\/p>\n
Battery has invested in more than 530 companies globally since inception, resulting in 73 IPOs and over 225 mergers and acquisitions. The firm has been active in Europe since 2005, completing more than 150 transactions across the UK and 12 other European countries.<\/p>\n
Late last year, Battery moved into a new London office to anchor its European operations, signalling a long-term commitment to the region\u2019s technology ecosystem.<\/p>\n
The firm has also strengthened its leadership team, promoting Marcus Ryu, co-founder and former chief executive of Guidewire Software, to general partner, alongside internal promotions and the addition of Barak Schoster as partner in Tel Aviv.<\/p>\n
With AI investment accelerating globally and competition intensifying among venture firms, Battery\u2019s latest fund positions it to compete aggressively across both early-stage innovation and larger-scale technology buyouts in what it describes as a defining moment for the sector.<\/p>\n
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