DTCP (Digital Transformation Capital Partners)
Also known as DTCP, Digital Transformation Capital Partners GmbH, Digital Transformation Capital Partners, DTCP Growth, DTCP Infra, DTCP Defence
Hamburg investment platform (founded 2015, €5bn AUM) running growth equity, digital infrastructure and defence strategies for institutional, corporate and family investors.
Hamburg investment platform (Digital Transformation Capital Partners GmbH). Not the same as T.Capital (Deutsche Telekom Capital Partners Management GmbH, slug t-capital), Deutsche Telekom's own strategic investment arm, although both use the same Hamburg address and share managing directors, and DTCP lists T.Capital as a partnership.
- HEADQUARTERS
- Hamburg, Germany
- FOUNDED
- 2015
- AUM
- €5B (2026)
- OUTSIDE CAPITAL
- Yes
- TEAM LISTED
- 20 people
Focus
- STAGES
- Series BGrowthBuyout
- ASSET MIX
- Private equityVenture capital
- GEOGRAPHY
- EuropeUnited StatesIsrael
Investment arms & vehicles
- Growth equity in enterprise SaaS, cybersecurity, AI infrastructure, DevOps, cloud and robotics in Europe, the US and Israel; Series B and later, $5-50m minority tickets; funds include DTCP Growth Equity III SCSp SICAV-RAIF
- Digital infrastructure (data centres, mobile towers, fibre, land and power) in the European mid-market; €3.4bn strategy AUM; funds include Digital Infrastructure Vehicle II SCSp (DIV II)
- Europe-led, NATO-aligned defence, security and resilience technology fund; first close €455m (Sep 2026), target €500m; €10-30m tickets
- Joint venture of DTCP and Porsche SE investing early in mobility technology companies (land, sea, air); Incharge Fund I SCSp SICAV RAIF
Overview
DTCP (Digital Transformation Capital Partners) is a Hamburg-based investment platform founded in 2015 that reports more than 70 investments, more than 25 exits and €5bn of assets under management. DTCP Growth backs enterprise SaaS, cybersecurity and AI companies from Series B onward in Europe, the US and Israel; DTCP Infra invests in European mid-market digital infrastructure such as data centres, towers and fibre; and DTCP Defence closed its first fund at €455m in September 2026 with investors including Deutsche Telekom, Porsche SE, EIFO, Danica and SmartCap. Its funds are Luxembourg partnerships that DTCP advises; the German company is a BaFin-licensed investment firm. It also runs Incharge Capital Partners, a joint venture with Porsche SE.
Investment thesis
Specialist strategies around digital transformation: growth equity in category-leading enterprise software (post product-market fit, $3-100m ARR, 80%+ growth, $5-50m minority checks); mid-market digital infrastructure assets with long-term contracts; and growth-stage European defence and dual-use technology (AI, autonomy, cyber defence, secure communications, space), mainly Series B and later.
PORTFOLIO (53)
- Quantum SystemsNOTABLEDeep Tech
- Arctic WolfNOTABLESoftware & SaaS
- Kraken Technology GroupDeep Tech · since 2026
- Six RoboticsDeep Tech · since 2026
- AircallSoftware & SaaS
- anecdotesSoftware & SaaS
- AnomaliSoftware & SaaS
- AppsFlyerSoftware & SaaS
- AryakaSoftware & SaaS
- AxoniusSoftware & SaaS
- CohereArtificial Intelligence
- Dash0Software & SaaS
- DexoryIndustrial & Manufacturing
- FornovaSoftware & SaaS
- HuntersSoftware & SaaS
- IterableSoftware & SaaS
- MorphisecSoftware & SaaS
- Neo4jSoftware & SaaS
- OX SecuritySoftware & SaaS
- Resistant AIArtificial Intelligence
- SafeBreachSoftware & SaaS
- SPREADArtificial Intelligence
- ZenitySoftware & SaaS
- CerbySoftware & SaaS
- HeapSoftware & SaaS · Exited (acquired by Contentsquare, per team bio)
- Dynamic SignalSoftware & SaaS · Merged with SocialChorus, 2021
- Dynamic YieldSoftware & SaaS · Acquired (McDonald's, 2019)
- PipedriveSoftware & SaaS · Majority investment by Vista Equity Partners
- CognigyArtificial Intelligence · Acquired (NiCE, 2025)
- DremioSoftware & SaaS · Acquired (SAP, 2026)
- LeanIXSoftware & SaaS · Acquired (SAP, 2023)
- SignavioSoftware & SaaS · Acquired (SAP, 2021)
- Auth0Software & SaaS · Acquired (Okta, 2021)
- EpsagonSoftware & SaaS · Acquired (Cisco, 2021)
- GuardicoreSoftware & SaaS · Acquired (Akamai Technologies, 2021)
- NS1Software & SaaS · Acquired (IBM, 2023)
- PerimeterXSoftware & SaaS · Merged with HUMAN, 2022
- PaxataSoftware & SaaS · Acquired (DataRobot, 2019)
- FireglassSoftware & SaaS · Acquired (Symantec, 2017)
- NexmoSoftware & SaaS · Acquired (Vonage, 2016)
- Replay TechnologiesMedia & Entertainment · Acquired (Intel, 2016)
- Cellnex NLIndustrial & Manufacturing
- Community FibreIndustrial & Manufacturing
- Dark Fiber GroupIndustrial & Manufacturing
- fiber expertsIndustrial & Manufacturing
- GreenScaleIndustrial & Manufacturing
- maincubesIndustrial & Manufacturing
- open dutch fiberIndustrial & Manufacturing
- ValtilonIndustrial & Manufacturing
- KeeplerSoftware & SaaS · Acquired (Accenture, 2026)
- Cellnex SwitzerlandIndustrial & Manufacturing · Acquired (Cellnex, 2019)
- CellwizeSoftware & SaaS · Acquired (Qualcomm Technologies, 2022)
- CloudreachSoftware & SaaS · Acquired (Eviden, an Atos business, 2022)
People
- Vicente VentoFounder & CEO, Managing Partner; managing director (Imprint: Vicente Vento Bosch) · source
- Thomas PreußManaging Partner; Chief Investment Officer at DTCP Defence; investment committees of the DTCP Growth funds · source
- Philipp von BismarckManaging Partner; DTCP Infra investment committee; authorised signatory · source
- Martin KlimaChief Financial Officer; managing director (Imprint) · source
- Jack YoungManaging Partner, Continuation · source
- Ole AguirrePartner, DTCP Defence · source
- Georgia WatsonPartner, DTCP Defence · source
- Waldemar MaurerPartner, DTCP Infra · source
- Lance MatthewsPartner, DTCP Growth (US team) · source
- Michael RagerPartner, DTCP Growth · source
- Jan-Michael DierkesManaging Director, General Counsel and Head of ESG; leads the Luxembourg team · source
- Susie MeierManaging Director, DTCP Growth · source
- Dean ShaharManaging Director, DTCP Growth · source
- Jonas JanssenManaging Director, DTCP Growth · source
- Bart de JongManaging Director, DTCP Infra · source
- Anselm MaurManaging Director, DTCP Infra · source
- Tim HofmannManaging Director, DTCP Infra · source
- Krishnan PatelHead of Investor Relations, DTCP Growth · source
- Stephan GrillmaierHead of Capital Formation Real Assets · source
- Thorsten LangheimSenior Advisor (Board Member of Deutsche Telekom) · source
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Frequently asked questions
DTCP (Digital Transformation Capital Partners) is a private equity fund based in Hamburg, Germany, founded in 2015.
Yes. DTCP (Digital Transformation Capital Partners) invests its own capital in private companies.
DTCP (Digital Transformation Capital Partners) invests at Series B, Growth and Buyout stages in Software & SaaS, Artificial Intelligence, Deep Tech, Space and Industrial & Manufacturing.
DTCP (Digital Transformation Capital Partners)'s stated ticket size is $5M–$50M.
Key people at DTCP (Digital Transformation Capital Partners) include Vicente Vento (Founder & CEO, Managing Partner; managing director (Imprint: Vicente Vento Bosch)), Thomas Preuß (Managing Partner; Chief Investment Officer at DTCP Defence; investment committees of the DTCP Growth funds), Philipp von Bismarck (Managing Partner; DTCP Infra investment committee; authorised signatory) and Martin Klima (Chief Financial Officer; managing director (Imprint)).
DTCP (Digital Transformation Capital Partners)'s investments include Quantum Systems, Arctic Wolf, Kraken Technology Group, Six Robotics, Aircall, anecdotes, Anomali and AppsFlyer, among others.
The most recent publicly reported investment by DTCP (Digital Transformation Capital Partners) is Kraken Technology Group ($175M Series B (lead, via DTCP Defence fund)), announced in Jul 2026.
Yes. DTCP (Digital Transformation Capital Partners) manages capital from outside investors.