Zygimantas Susnys was one of Lithuania's first venture capital investors in the early 2000s and is a founding partner at Iron Wolf Capital, having previously worked on large M&A deals at Dresdner Kleinwort and Deutsche Bank. He tends to back the modernization of traditional industries, such as digitizing supply contracts in the generic pharma market, and has recently shown strong interest in precision-guided drone technology for defense, pointing to combat-tested credibility from teams working in Ukraine.
About their Fund
Iron Wolf Capital is a European deep tech and defence fund built around the Baltic Sea region and Ukraine, with a team deliberately rebuilt to include Estonian, Polish, Latvian, and Swedish members and to open doors for female founders and Belarusian and Ukrainian diaspora entrepreneurs, while its chairman helped open a path for pension-fund money to flow into venture capital, potentially adding €2 billion to the region's funding. Its €100M Fund II is the largest seed-stage deep tech fund in Baltic history, aims to back about 25 companies in areas like AI, robotics, photonics, space, and defence with €0.5M–€5M checks, follows a high-bar, low-volume approach of only 6–8 startups a year, and is one of just two Baltic funds with a dedicated ESG team member.
















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