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June 2025 VC & PE Fund Close Tracker: 47 VC Funds ($5.4B) and 20 PE Funds ($33.4B)

Comprehensive June 2025 fund close tracker covering 67 newly closed venture and private equity vehicles — with NYC highlights including Galaxy Ventures, Greenbelt Capital, and Base10.

June 2025 delivered 67 newly closed fund vehicles — 47 venture capital funds ($5.40B) and 20 private equity funds ($33.42B) — per Capvisory’s monthly tracker. Here’s the full landscape with NYC highlights.

NYC & U.S. headline fund closes

FirmSizeFocusHQ
Galaxy Ventures$175M+Onchain economy, crypto infraNew York
Greenbelt Capital$1BEnergy transition PEAustin + NYC
Base10 Partners$850M (est.)Automation, real economySan Francisco
Counterpart Ventures$132MEnterprise/deeptechU.S.
Right Side Capital$55MHigh-volume pre-seedSan Francisco
Plug and Play$50MAI & fintech acceleratorSunnyvale
Harper Court (MFP)$25MMidwest tech + impactU.S.

All 47 VC fund closings (June 2025)

SizeFocus
$900MTechnical founders — dev tools, data, ML
$900MAI, healthtech, frontier innovation (multi-stage)
$375MEuropean early-stage (Project A ecosystem)
$345MGlobal AI for social/environmental impact
$300MLife sciences — Canadian medtech/biotech
$250MGrowth-stage U.S. to Asia bridge
$213.5MGlobal deeptech, cross-border
$176MPre-seed/seed EU + Israel
$150MAI, cloud, software ventures
$184MOcean-impact climate-tech (Europe)
$115MFamily office — European tech seed to growth
$105MEnterprise IT CVC (Japan)
$100M (target)Robotics & industrial automation
$75MEconomic mobility, healthcare access
$75MCybersecurity seed/Series A
$69MCEE tech pre-seed to Series A
$68.4MUK northern university spinouts
$55MHigh-volume pre-seed software/B2B
$50MAI & fintech accelerator
$46M (first close)Nordic agri/food-tech
$41MDeep-tech cybersecurity co-build
$40M (first close)AI & frontier-tech first-time fund
$34.5M (first close)Baltics early-stage
$30MAustralian climate-tech
$30M (first close)Regulated-market tech equity + credit
$30MConsumer-tech, women-led innovation
$25MMidwest tech + social impact
$20MSeed — founder DNA, operator-driven
$20MMental wellness, tech-for-good
$16MMental wellness founders
$15.7MMarketplaces, consumer SaaS (EU/US)
$15MVenture studio, founder-led companies
$12.7M (first close)European tech scale-ups
$11.4M (target)European biotech early-stage
$11M (target)Type-1 diabetes healthtech (Austria)
$6.7MUK climate-tech micro vehicle
$5.8M (first close)European biotech
UndisclosedFintech seed to Series B
UndisclosedMedtech/life sciences (Switzerland)
UndisclosedGen-Z brands, culture/creators
UndisclosedDefense, energy, dual-use
UndisclosedDisruptive tech — defense/energy
UndisclosedCanadian deep-tech accelerator
$30M (first close)Midwest early-stage
$34.5M (first close)Quantum-tech commercialization
$57.5MEuropean climate/construction-tech
$69MEdtech, future of work (Italy)

All 20 PE fund closings (June 2025)

SizeFocus
$5.0B (target)Tech, healthcare, consumer growth equity
$4.8B (target)Defense, aerospace, gov services
$4.0BU.S. buyouts, credit, insurance (debut)
$3.2BMid-market healthcare, industrials, services
$2.4B (target)Leadership transition, B2B software
$2.4BHyperscale data centers (Japan)
$1.7BDigital transformation, enterprise tech
$1.0BSoftware and tech-enabled services
$1.0BU.S. lower-mid-market control buyouts
$1.0B (target)U.S. energy transition projects
$950MUnderperforming division buyouts (Germany)
$723MLower middle market growth equity
$690MSouthern Mediterranean mid-cap (Spain)
$652MFinancial services growth
$259MCzech mid-cap growth/buyout
$150M (target)Secondary growth-equity from VCs
$86.3M (first close)European software growth capital
$38.5MGerman SME succession
$2.4BDACH service sector buyouts (Switzerland)
$1.0BUpstream/midstream energy (Post Oak)

NYC signal from June 2025

Galaxy Ventures Fund I ($175M+, NYC) marked Mike Novogratz’s shift from balance-sheet investing to a dedicated early-stage onchain fund. Greenbelt Capital ($1B, NYC office) closed at hard cap for energy transition middle-market PE. Planeteer Capital ($54M, NYC) launched its maiden climatetech fund anchored by Mike Schroepfer and an Ivy League endowment. Aria Growth Partners ($152M Fund II, NYC) closed an oversubscribed consumer growth equity vehicle.

Practical takeaway

  1. Founders: June 2025 added $5.4B in new VC dry powder — AI, cybersecurity, and climate remain the most funded theses.
  2. Emerging managers: First-time funds ($20M–$41M) continued closing despite the broader fundraising slowdown.
  3. NYC operators: Galaxy and Greenbelt reinforce NYC as a hub for crypto venture and energy-transition PE, not just enterprise SaaS seed.

Sources

  1. Capvisory Fund Tracker (June 2025): https://capvisory.de/june-2025/
  2. Galaxy Ventures Fund I close: https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/galaxy-announces-final-close-of-oversubscribed-galaxy-ventures-fund-i-at-over-175m-302491684.html
  3. Greenbelt Capital Fund III: https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20250623287827/en/Greenbelt-Capital-Inaugural-Fund-Closes-at-Hard-Cap-of-1-Billion
  4. Planeteer Capital Fund I: https://vcwire.tech/2025/06/02/planeteer-capital-raises-54m-maiden-fund/
  5. Aria Growth Partners Fund II: https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20250624665939/en/
  6. Project A Fund V (€325M): https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20250624802051/en/

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