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Institutional LPPuts its own capital into companiesLAST VERIFIED Oct 2026 · 3 SOURCES

Fondazione Caript

Also known as Fondazione Cassa di Risparmio di Pistoia e Pescia

Pistoia banking foundation; €548M financial portfolio at book value (end-2025); commits to VC, impact, infrastructure and private-debt funds incl. CDP Toscana Next.

HEADQUARTERS
Pistoia, Italy
FOUNDED
1992
OUTSIDE CAPITAL
No — own capital only
TEAM LISTED
3 people

Focus

STAGES
SeedSeries ABuyout
SECTORS
—
ASSET MIX
Venture capitalPrivate equityPrivate creditReal estateImpactPublic equities
GEOGRAPHY
ItalyEuropeGlobal

Overview

Fondazione Cassa di Risparmio di Pistoia e Pescia (Fondazione Caript) was established in 1992 and is based in Pistoia. At 31 December 2025 its financial portfolio was €548.0M at book value and its total assets €842.9M at market value, including stakes in Intesa Sanpaolo, CDP and CDP Reti. It has subscribed closed-end funds for €54.9M in total, including CDP Toscana Next, Prana Ventures, Linfa Ventures, Techshop Primo, F2i Terzo and impact funds, plus a fund-platform vehicle for foundations.

PORTFOLIO (13)

  • CDP Toscana Next (€2M commitment)
    since 2022
  • Prana Ventures EuVECA (€1M commitment)
  • Linfa Ventures (€1M commitment)
  • Techshop Primo (€0.5M commitment)
  • F2i Terzo Fondo (€2M commitment)
    since 2017
  • Fondo Sì Social Impact (€0.5M commitment)
    since 2020
  • Sefea Fondo Cooperazione e Terzo Settore (€0.5M commitment)
    since 2024
  • ECRA Private Debt Fund (€1M commitment)
  • Perennius Asia Pacific and Emerging Markets (€3M commitment)
  • Perennius Global Value 2008 (€3M commitment)
  • Fondo Atlante (€10M commitment)
  • Alternative Investments E LP – Piattaforma Fondazioni (€23.2M invested)
  • Cassa Depositi e Prestiti (direct stake)

People

  • Luca Gori
    President · source
  • Cristina Pantera
    Vice-President · source
  • Matteo Carradori
    Director · source

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Frequently asked questions

Fondazione Caript is a institutional investor based in Pistoia, Italy, founded in 1992.

Yes. Fondazione Caript invests its own capital in private companies. It also commits capital to third-party funds as an LP.

Fondazione Caript invests at Seed, Series A and Buyout stages.

Key people at Fondazione Caript include Luca Gori (President), Cristina Pantera (Vice-President) and Matteo Carradori (Director).

Fondazione Caript's investments include CDP Toscana Next (€2M commitment), Prana Ventures EuVECA (€1M commitment), Linfa Ventures (€1M commitment), Techshop Primo (€0.5M commitment), F2i Terzo Fondo (€2M commitment), Fondo Sì Social Impact (€0.5M commitment), Sefea Fondo Cooperazione e Terzo Settore (€0.5M commitment) and ECRA Private Debt Fund (€1M commitment), among others.

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