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Gorilla Capital competitors & alternatives

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The 12 closest competitors and alternatives to Gorilla Capital among venture capital companies — ranked by similarity to what Gorilla Capital actually does, not by market-cap band.

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About Gorilla Capital

Gorilla Capital is a venture capital firm that invests in early-stage, capital-efficient technology startups in Finland, Sweden, Denmark, and the Baltics. The firm focuses on backing resilient, customer-focused founders who prioritize sustainable growth and profitability over rapid, premature scaling.

Gorilla Capital at a glance

Gorilla Capital is a venture capital company headquartered in Finland. Xcout tracks 8 named people at Gorilla Capital, including Kirsi Vine-Haaparinne (General Partner).

Gorilla Capital leadership

  • Kirsi Vine-HaaparinneGeneral Partner
  • Petter HattenbachGeneral Partner, SWE & DK
  • Teemu HuhtalaFund Partner
  • Petri LehmuskoskiFounding & General Partner
  • Risto RautakorpiFounding & General Partner
  • Jamie ReynoldsVenture Partner, UK

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Top 12 Gorilla Capital competitors

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