Broad investment focus - ranges from robotics to media. They may be interested in being a part of the earliest investment rounds for a startup as well as later A and B rounds. 

Experience

Even though Investor Fight Club has only existed for 1½ years, some of the investors have made investments for more than 20 years. They consider themselves an investment team rather than an investment fund. Aside from funds they offer an active seat on the management board and networking. They are open for syndicating with other investors.

How much do they invest?

Generally between DKK 0,5 and 3 million, but bigger portions if needed. 

How do they work?

For the pitch they want you to make a profile on Gust.com and fill out their formula. Then they will consider your business.

If you are deemed interesting, you will be invited to a meeting where they find out whether they’d like to present you for the investor team. After that, you will have to pitch in front of the investor team.

This makes a difference to them

The team is important as well as the possibility for your idea to transform into a healthy business. You have to target a developing market in some way, so the business can be scaled up.

A good pitch for them

A thorough, well prepared and realistic one. But you should also be able to reveal the weak spots in your plan. Physical meetings are preferred above anything else since they will never invest in someone they never met. A short pitch can be sent on mail prior to the meeting.

Startups they funded

ClearView Trade, Swipes, Ohmatex