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Single Family OfficePuts its own capital into companiesLAST VERIFIED Oct 2026 · 4 SOURCES

Also known as Salvia GmbH

First-generation single family office of Helmut Jeggle in Holzkirchen near Munich (est. 2014); venture investor in deep-tech and science start-ups such as IQM, Group14 and Wingcopter.

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Holzkirchen single family office of Helmut Jeggle (Salvia GmbH, HRB 214305 München). Not Salvia BioElectronics (Dutch medtech) and separate from the Strüngmann family office (Athos), where Jeggle was long a manager.

Family & background

FAMILY
Jeggle (Helmut Jeggle)
HEADQUARTERS
Holzkirchen, Germany
FOUNDED
2014
OUTSIDE CAPITAL
No — own capital only

Investment approach

GEOGRAPHY
GermanyEuropeNorth America
STAGES
SeedSeries ASeries BGrowth
ROUTES
Companies (own capital)
STRATEGIES
Venture capitalDirect investments

Overview

Salvia GmbH is a first-generation single family office based in Holzkirchen near Munich, founded in 2014 by Helmut Jeggle. It started with traditional angel investments and has developed into an entrepreneurial venture capital investor focused on deep-tech and science start-ups. Its portfolio spans quantum computing (IQM), battery materials (Group14), delivery drones (Wingcopter), AI software (One Data) and biotech (Bambusa Therapeutics), with exits including BioNTech, Aldevron, Ganymed and Boxine (tonies).

Investment thesis

Identify, invest in and build sustainable companies in deep tech and science, addressing macro trends such as climate change and resource scarcity; act as independent investor and sparring partner to start-ups and grown-ups.

Holdings & investments (19)

  • IQMNOTABLE
    Deep Tech · since 2019 · Merger with Real Asset Acquisition Corp. (SPAC) announced Feb 2026
  • BioNTechNOTABLE
    Biotech & Life Sciences · since 2008 · IPO (2019)
  • Climate & Energy · since 2023
  • Climate & Energy · since 2022
  • Deep Tech · since 2022
  • Artificial Intelligence · since 2021
  • HealthTech · since 2021 · Completed investment
  • Biotech & Life Sciences · since 2020 · Acquired (Danaher, 2021)
  • Consumer & E-commerce · since 2019 · SPAC listing (2021)
  • Ganymed Pharmaceuticals
    Biotech & Life Sciences · since 2008 · Acquired (Astellas, 2016)
  • Bambusa Therapeutics
    Biotech & Life Sciences
  • Zadient Technologies
    Deep Tech
  • Climate & Energy
  • Food & Agriculture
  • Consumer & E-commerce
  • Artificial Intelligence
  • HealthTech
  • Consumer & E-commerce
  • Biotech & Life Sciences

People

  • Fabian Arndt
    Investment Manager · source
  • Isabelle Müldner
    Investment Manager · source
  • Helmut Jeggle
    Founder & Managing Partner; Geschäftsführer · source
  • Cornelia Jeggle
    Treasury; Geschäftsführerin · source

Frequently asked questions

SALVIA is a single family office based in Holzkirchen, Germany, founded in 2014.

SALVIA invests on behalf of the Jeggle (Helmut Jeggle) family.

SALVIA invests its own capital into companies. Its stated asset mix includes venture capital and direct investments.

SALVIA invests at Seed, Series A, Series B and Growth stages in Deep Tech, Biotech & Life Sciences, Climate & Energy, Artificial Intelligence and HealthTech.

Key people at SALVIA include Helmut Jeggle (Founder & Managing Partner; Geschäftsführer), Cornelia Jeggle (Treasury; Geschäftsführerin), Fabian Arndt (Investment Manager) and Isabelle Müldner (Investment Manager).

SALVIA's holdings and investments include IQM, BioNTech, Bambusa Therapeutics, Group14 Technologies, One Data, Wingcopter, Zadient Technologies and InPlanet, among others.

The most recent publicly reported investment by SALVIA is InPlanet (EUR 4.3M seed round (with FoodLabs and pre-seed investors)), announced in Oct 2023.

No. SALVIA invests its own capital and does not raise money from outside investors.