Samsung Ventures

Samsung Ventures (officially Samsung Venture Investment Corporation) is the corporate venture capital arm of Samsung Electronics, founded in 1999 and headquartered in Seoul, South Korea. With approximately $2.8 billion in assets under management across 75 funds (44 active) and an annual deployment pace of roughly $200 million, the firm invests globally from offices in Silicon Valley, Boston, London, Tel Aviv, Beijing, Tokyo, Bangalore, and Shanghai. Samsung Ventures targets startups from Series A through pre-IPO stages, with typical deal sizes ranging from $10–50 million, across eight core sectors: AI, robotics, device solutions (semiconductors and displays), bio and health, energy, security and privacy, IT and enterprise, and consumer and devices. Its portfolio spans over 1,100 companies and includes notable investments in Anthropic, Mistral, Niantic, and WorldLabs. Founders building deep tech aligned with Samsung's strategic interests—particularly in AI, semiconductors, advanced materials, and healthcare—should consider Samsung Ventures as a partner that brings both capital and access to one of the world's largest technology conglomerates.