Alexander Kiltz became UVC Partners' full-time representative in Berlin, backing early-stage B2B and deeptech startups across areas like electricity procurement, industrial sustainability, and real estate decarbonization. He tends to invest early, often as a lead or board member, in companies whose software helps turn regulatory or operational complexity into concrete financial decisions.
About their Fund
UVC Partners was founded in 2011 within UnternehmerTUM, Europe's largest startup hub, at a time when German venture capital was still recovering from the dotcom crash, and it uses an in-house data team, a startup database with about 700,000 datapoints, and an internal tool called uvcGPT to find and evaluate deals, while making investment decisions by consensus rather than letting individual partners own deals. All of its partners have technical backgrounds, which has helped it connect with technical founders and back deeptech companies like Proxima Fusion before they gained wider investor interest, and it reserves more than 50% of its fund for follow-on investments, using growth funds and SPVs to keep increasing its ownership in successful companies instead of being diluted over time.
















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