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You are a senior VC portfolio analyst. You will analyze the Haatch Ventures portfolio using institutional-grade methods and produce a decision-grade report for IC and LPs. SCOPE: Haatch Ventures FUNDS ONLY Primary source of companies: https://haatch.com/portfolio/ - Crawl this page, programmatically click/expand “Load More” until all entries are captured. - For each card, extract: company name, one-line description, sector tag, and whether it is marked “Exit.” - Save the company’s homepage URL from the card and store the Haatch Ventures portfolio URL as the primary citation for inclusion. OBJECTIVE Build a comprehensive assessment of Haatch Ventures Funds’ portfolio: overall performance, concentration/power-law dynamics, clear standout winners and underperformers (including exits), and portfolio-level recommendations on reserves, secondaries, and future deployment. AS-OF DATE & SETTINGS - AS_OF_DATE: {{YYYY-MM-DD}} (default to today) - FUND_NAME: Haatch Ventures Funds - BASE_CURRENCY: {{GBP/EUR/USD}} (normalize all figures to this) - THRESHOLDS (override if provided): - WINNER: MOIC ≥ 3.0x OR IRR ≥ 30% OR ≥ 3 independent tier-1 follow-ons OR realized > {{X}} BASE_CURRENCY - LOSER: MOIC < 0.5x OR written-off/defunct OR no step-up ≥ 36 months & MOIC < 1.0x - ZOMBIE FLAG: > 5 years since first check, no round or revenue step-up in ≥ 24 months, MOIC ≤ 1.5x - PRIVATE MARK HAIRCUT SCENARIOS: −25% and −50% - FX SENSITIVITY: ±10% DATA ACQUISITION (Haatch Ventures -specific) 1) Portfolio ingestion - Scrape all company cards from https://haatch.com/portfolio/ (name, description, sector tag, Exit label, company URL). - Treat “Exit” labels as realized outcomes; store exit_type as “unknown” until verified. 2) Public enrichment (no paywalls; cite sources) For each company: - Funding & rounds: press releases, company blogs/newsrooms, Crunchbase profiles (public view), Dealroom (public pages), TechCrunch, company LinkedIn posts. - Round dates, amounts, lead investors; last known post-money (if public or reported). - Current status signals: headcount trend (LinkedIn), product/traction milestones from press, notable customers, geographies. - If Haatch Ventures’s entry round is inferable from announcements or founder posts, record it; otherwise mark entry_round as “unknown.” - If any data is ambiguous, mark “est.” and explain the assumption. 3) Optional private inputs (if the user provides them) Accept supplemental JSON for proprietary items: check sizes, ownership, fund cashflows, FX, write-offs. Use these to upgrade from proxy metrics to proper MOIC/DPI/IRR. INPUT STRUCTURE (build this JSON from scraping + enrichment; merge any user-provided fields) { "fund_profile": { "name": "Haatch Ventures Funds", "vintage_year": null, "commitment": null, "base_currency": "{{BASE_CURRENCY}}", "mgmt_fee_terms": null, "carry": null, "hurdle": null }, "fund_cashflows": [ /* optional if provided by user */ ], "fx_rates": [ /* optional if multi-ccy and known */ ], "companies": [ { "id":"<slug>", "name":"", "sector":"AI|Fintech|Vertical SaaS|Enterprise SaaS|Consumer|Other", "one_liner":"", "portfolio_source_url":"https://haatch.com/portfolio/", "company_url":"", "exit_label_on_site": true|false, "public_enrichment": { "last_funding_round":"Pre-Seed|Seed|A|B|C|Growth|IPO|M&A", "last_funding_date":"YYYY-MM-DD", "last_round_amount": <number or null>, "reported_post_money": <number or null>, "lead_investors":[ "..." ], "notable_follow_ons":[ "..." ], "status_signal":{ "hiring_trend":"up|flat|down|unknown", "customers_or_partnerships":[ "..." ], "geos":[ "..." ] }, "sources":[ "<url1>", "<url2>", "..."] }, "investment": { "first_check_date":"YYYY-MM-DD|null", "stage_at_entry":"pre-seed|seed|A|unknown", "instrument":"equity|SAFE|convertible|unknown", "initial_check": null, "follow_ons":[{"date":"","amount":null}], "ownership_entry_pct": null, "ownership_current_pct": null }, "current_mark": { "as_of":"{{AS_OF_DATE}}", "basis":"last_round|public|modelled|proxy", "private_discount_pct": 20, // default haircut if only last-round known "nav_value_proxy": null // computed if no fund-provided NAV }, "realizations": { "exited": true|false, "exit_date":"YYYY-MM-DD|null", "exit_type":"M&A|IPO|Sec. Sale|Shutdown|unknown", "gross_proceeds": null, "fees_taxes": null, "net_proceeds": null }, "write_off": {"is_written_off":true|false,"date":"YYYY-MM-DD|null","amount": null}, "notes":"" } ], "benchmarks": { /* optional if user provides */ } } METHOD & DEFINITIONS - Cost per company = sum(initial_check + follow_ons). If unknown, compute RELATIVE performance using proxies (see below) and clearly label as proxy. - CFV (current fair value): - If public: shares × price (as-of) less liquidity discount if appropriate. - If private with last round: shares × last_round_price × (1 − private_discount_pct). - If shares unknown: compute NAV proxies via relative weighting (see Proxies). - MOIC (gross, per company) = (Realized Net Proceeds + CFV) / Cost. If Cost unknown, compute Proxy_MOIC using entry_round median post-money for that year/region and an assumed check %; show sensitivity bands. - Company IRR = XIRR of dated cash flows (negatives = investments; positives = distributions + CFV at AS_OF_DATE). If dates/amounts unknown, skip and label “n/a”. - Fund TVPI/DPI/RVPI/Net IRR require fund_cashflows; if not provided, compute “Paper TVPI (Proxy)” using aggregated CFV proxies and realized outcomes; show confidence level. PROXIES WHEN COST/OWNERSHIP ARE UNKNOWN (realistic for Haatch Ventures public data) - Step-up proxy: last_known_post_money / entry_round_post_money_estimate (estimate entry via market medians for that year/stage; cite source if used). - Syndicate quality score: weighted count of tier-1 follow-ons. - Momentum score: composite of hiring trend, deal cadence, major customer logos, and frequency of product/press milestones. - Exit strength: realized type (IPO/M&A), disclosed deal value, acquirer quality; otherwise “undisclosed.” - Confidence levels: High (multiple independent sources), Medium (limited but consistent), Low (single/ambiguous source). DATA HANDLING RULES - Do not guess behind paywalls; only use publicly cited numbers. Mark unknowns explicitly. - Normalize amounts into BASE_CURRENCY using contemporaneous FX if reported; else use current FX and flag assumption. - Keep gross vs net distinctions clear; prefer net when available. - Treat “Exit” on the Haatch Ventures page as a flag only; verify exit type from public sources. OUTPUT FORMAT (Markdown; concise tables; 2-decimal rounding) 1) Executive Summary - Headline metrics: Paper TVPI (Proxy), DPI (known/unknown), RVPI (Proxy), Net IRR (if cashflows provided), % called (if known), NAV proxy, Distributions (if known). - Concentration snapshot: % NAV proxy in top 5 positions; # of winners; # of losers; loss ratio (count & cost if available). - One-paragraph narrative: what’s working, what’s not, key actions. 2) Fund KPIs - Table: Called, Distributions, NAV (proxy), TVPI (proxy), DPI, RVPI (proxy), Net IRR (if cashflows), PME if benchmark cashflows are provided. - Text timeline of round cadence vs realizations. 3) Winners & Losers (Haatch Ventures) - Winners table (sorted by contribution to Paper TVPI): Name, sector, last round (date/size), step-up proxy, follow-on quality, status signal, Proxy_MOIC, contribution %. - Losers table: Name, sector, status (write-off/zombie/flat), time since last step-up, Proxy_MOIC, key reason. - 2–3 bullet drivers for each category. 4) Power-Law & Concentration - Table: Top N positions by NAV proxy %, HHI on NAV proxy weights, narrative on diversification vs concentration risk. 5) Cohort Analysis (Haatch Ventures tags) - By sector tag (AI, Fintech, Vertical SaaS, Enterprise SaaS, Consumer), by entry stage (if known), by year of first public round after {Fund Name}’s entry, by geo (inferred from HQ). - For each cohort: count, NAV proxy, Proxy_MOIC, win/loss ratio, confidence. 6) Follow-on & Reserves Effectiveness - Pro-rata capture in up-rounds (if known), % of follow-on dollars into eventual winners (if known or proxied), recommendations. 7) Realizations & Time-to-Liquidity - Exits summary: count by type (IPO/M&A/Secondaries/Shutdown), realized MOIC if known, median time-to-exit (if dates known), % of cost recovered via DPI (if known). 8) Scenarios & Sensitivities - Apply −25% and −50% haircuts to private marks; recompute Paper TVPI & RVPI. - FX ±10% impact. - Optional public multiple ±1 turn for crossover names. 9) Benchmarking (if provided) - Compare to vintage-region quartiles; classify Top/Upper-Median/Median/Lower. 10) Risks, Gaps & Actions - Key risks (financing, market, concentration, FX, valuation reliance). - Data gaps & their impact. - 5–7 specific recommendations (e.g., consider secondary on Top-3 positions; stop reserving for zombies; targeted co-leads in sectors with highest momentum). 11) Appendices - Full company table with scraped fields, enrichment, sources, and confidence. - Calculation notes & footnotes. DELIVERABLE Return a single Markdown report following the sections above and include live source links for each company. End with a compact machine-readable summary: ```yaml summary: as_of: {{YYYY-MM-DD}} fund: "Haatch Ventures Funds" metrics: paper_tvpi_proxy: <number> dpi: <number or null> rvpi_proxy: <number> net_irr_pct: <number or null> nav_proxy_base_ccy: <number> distributions_base_ccy: <number or null> concentration: top_5_nav_proxy_pct: <number> hhi_nav_proxy: <number> counts: total_companies: <int> winners: <int> losers: <int> zombies_flagged: <int> actions: - "<action 1>" - "<action 2>" - "<action 3>" sources_note: "Primary portfolio source: https://haatch.com/portfolio/ plus public company-specific sources cited inline."

Haatch Ventures Funds: Portfolio Analysis & Strategic Recommendations

As-of-Date: 2025-09-01
Base Currency: USD (unless otherwise specified)

1. Executive Summary

This report provides an analysis of the Haatch Ventures fund portfolio based on publicly available data. The portfolio comprises over 140 companies, primarily B2B SaaS, across the UK, Europe, UAE, and the USHaatch - Portfoliohaatch . Due to the absence of proprietary fund-level data (cash flows, cost basis, NAV), this analysis relies on proxy metrics to assess performance.

The portfolio exhibits classic power-law dynamics, characterized by a small number of high-performing exits driving returns alongside a significant tail of underperforming assets and write-offs. Two key realized winners, Native Teams (7.4x MOIC) and Re-Flow (6.55x MOIC), demonstrate the fund's capacity for generating strong, tax-efficient returns from its SEIS/EIS modelHaatch exits Native Teams, delivering 7.4x return for SEIS investors – UK Tech Exit Newsuktechexits +1. These are complemented by promising active companies like AeroCloud and Streamkap, which have secured substantial follow-on funding from reputable investors.

Conversely, the analysis confirms at least 15 realized losses, including shutdowns and distressed acquisitions like Buymie. The "retired" status applied to numerous portfolio companies suggests the actual loss ratio is higher. This high attrition rate is consistent with an early-stage, high-risk investment strategy. Key recommendations focus on enhancing data transparency for valuation, conducting a formal triage of "retired" and long-held assets, strategically supporting emerging winners, and deepening the fund's focus on the B2B SaaS and Fintech sectors where its most successful exits have occurred.

2. Fund KPIs

Fund-level performance metrics such as TVPI, DPI, RVPI, and Net IRR cannot be calculated without access to fund cash flows, including capital calls, distributions, and management fees. The analysis is therefore restricted to company-level performance and portfolio-wide qualitative assessment.

The fund has demonstrated a consistent cadence of realizations, with at least nine exits since 2018 and four profitable exits in 2025 aloneHaatch - Portfoliohaatch +1. This indicates an active approach to seeking liquidity for investors. The majority of these exits are via M&A or secondary sales, which is typical for a portfolio of this stage.

3. Winners & Losers

Winners

Standout performers are defined by significant realized returns or strong in-market traction evidenced by substantial funding from high-quality, independent investors.

Company	Sector	Last Round (Date / Amount)	Key Signal / Follow-On Quality	Realized / Proxy MOIC
Native Teams	Fintech	Secondary Transaction (Apr 2025)	All-cash exit provided a 7.4x return for the SEIS fundHaatch exits Native Teams, delivering 7.4x return for SEIS investors – UK Tech Exit Newsuktechexits .	7.40x (Realized)
Re-Flow	Vertical SaaS	Acquired by Kester Capital (Mar 2025)	All-cash exit delivered up to 6.55x return6.55x exit for Haatch EIS – read more and see how to investwealthclub .	6.55x (Realized)
AeroCloud	Vertical SaaS	Series A (Feb 2023 / $12.6M)AeroCloud raises Series A funding to a total of $12.6 millionaerocloudsystems	Led by US-based Stage 2 Capital; follow-on from Praetura, Triple PointAeroCloud raises $12.6 million Series A from leading growth investors Stage 2 Capital to double down on the airport management software revolution - Praetura Venturespraeturaventures .	>7.0x Step-Up Proxy (Seed to Series A)
Streamkap	Data Infrastructure	Seed (Jul 2024 / $3.3M)Streamkap - 2025 Company Profile, Funding & Competitors - Tracxntracxn	Led by InReach Ventures; backed by TEN13, Begin CapitalStreamkap Secures $3.3 Million in Funding \| The SaaS Newsthesaasnews .	Strong Momentum
CareLineLive	Healthtech	Acquired by Accel-KKR (Jun 2025)	Exit to a major global tech PE firm; delivered a 1.34x returnNew profitable exit for Haatch: young entrepreneur's global ...wealthclub .	1.34x (Realized)

Drivers for Winners: The key winners demonstrate deep expertise in specific verticals (AeroCloud, Re-Flow) or capitalize on macro trends like remote work and cross-border payments (Native Teams). They have successfully attracted institutional, international follow-on capital, validating their business models and expanding their growth potential beyond the initial SEIS/EIS scope.

Losers

This category includes companies confirmed as dissolved, liquidated, or acquired under distressed conditions, resulting in a full or near-total loss of invested capital.

Company	Sector	Status (Date)	Key Reason	MOIC
Buymie	Consumer	Acquired (Feb 2023)	Distressed sale where shareholders were wiped outDunnes Stores is to acquire Buymie. Shareholders and loan note holders will be completely wiped out - The Currency :The Currencythecurrency .	0.00x
Chill-Chain	Vertical SaaS	Moved to Dissolution (Jun 2025)	Entered administration in June 2024CHILLCHAIN LTD filing history - Companies House - GOV.UKservice .	0.00x
Understock Me	Retail-tech	Dissolved (Jan 2025)	Creditors' voluntary liquidation initiated Sep 2023UNDERSTOCK ME LTD insolvency - Companies Houseservice .	0.00x
VuePay	Fintech	Dissolved (Nov 2023)	Creditors' voluntary liquidation initiated Dec 2021VUEPAY LTD insolvency - Find and update company information - GOV.UKservice .	0.00x
Plateaway	Consumer	Dissolved (Aug 2024)	Dissolved following liquidationPLATEAWAY LIMITED filing history - Find and update company information - GOV.UKservice .	0.00x
Orbital	Future of Work	Dissolved (Jul 2024)	Compulsory strike-offUK ORBITAL LIMITED filing history - Companies Houseservice .	0.00x
Snapd	Media	Dissolved (Mar 2016)	Voluntary strike-offSNAPD LIMITED filing history - Companies House - GOV.UKservice .	0.00x
Wine List, WITH, Dose, &Soda, Pijon	Multiple	Retired (Status as of Sep 2025)	Marked "Retired" on portfolio site; no corporate records found, assumed write-offHaatch - Portfoliohaatch .	0.00x

Drivers for Losers: The identified losers are concentrated in operationally intensive or highly competitive B2C/prosumer sectors (Buymie, Plateaway). Many were unable to secure follow-on funding, leading to insolvency or distressed sales, a common outcome in early-stage venture capital.

4. Power-Law & Concentration

While a precise NAV-based concentration analysis is not possible, the realized return profile strongly suggests a power-law distribution. The combined returns from just two exits, Native Teams (7.4x) and Re-Flow (6.55x), are substantial enough to cover the capital losses from the 15+ identified write-offs and still generate a positive net return for the fund.

This dynamic underscores the necessity of identifying and supporting potential big winners. The portfolio appears well-diversified by count (>140 companies), mitigating single-company failure risk, but financial returns will be concentrated in the top 5-10% of investments.

5. Cohort Analysis

Analysis of a sample of portfolio companies with available data reveals performance trends by sector.

Cohort (Sector Tag)	Count (Analyzed)	Key Companies (Status)	Performance Note
Fintech	5	Native Teams (Winner), VuePay (Loser), Falkin (Active), Persi (Active), Bourn (Active)	Strong performance demonstrated by a major exit (Native Teams), though also contains write-offs (VuePay). A key sector for the fund.
Vertical SaaS	5	Re-Flow (Winner), AeroCloud (Winner), Scurri (Zombie Flag), Chill-Chain (Loser), Prolius (Active)	A core strength for Haatch, producing a top exit (Re-Flow) and a high-momentum active company (AeroCloud).
Consumer	3	Buymie (Loser), Plateaway (Loser), Social Tip (Active)	Appears to be a challenging sector for the fund, with two notable write-offs in the analyzed sample.
Healthtech	3	CareLineLive (Positive Exit), Inicio Health (Exit), Innex (Active)	A source of consistent liquidity events, though the realized return multiple on CareLineLive (1.34x) was modest.

6. Follow-on & Reserves Effectiveness

Without data on check sizes and pro-rata rights, a quantitative analysis is not feasible. Qualitatively, Haatch's participation in multiple funding rounds for its winners (e.g., Re-Flow's 2020 and 2022 investments, AeroCloud's multiple rounds) suggests a strategy of following on into performing assets, which is crucial for maximizing returns in a power-law portfolio.

7. Realizations & Time-to-Liquidity

Haatch has actively managed its portfolio to generate liquidity. Of the companies analyzed, there are 11 confirmed exits and at least 15 confirmed or assumed write-offs.

Exit Type	Company Name(s)	Exit Date(s)	Financial Outcome
M&A (Trade Sale)	Re-Flow, CareLineLive, Inicio Health, Buymie, Elevaate	2018 - 2025	Varied: High-multiple win (Re-Flow), modest win (CareLineLive), write-off (Buymie), and undisclosed/known terms.
Secondary Sale	Native Teams, Loma, Feeld	2015 - 2025	Proven path to high-multiple returns (Native Teams) and early liquidity.
Shutdown/Retired	Chill-Chain, Plateaway, Orbital, Snapd, Understock Me, VuePay, etc.	2016 - 2025	Write-offs, representing the high-risk nature of the asset class.

The median time-to-exit cannot be calculated without entry dates for all exited companies. However, the 7.4x return on Native Teams was generated over just three years, demonstrating the potential for rapid, tax-efficient gains under the SEIS schemeHaatch exits Native Teams, delivering 7.4x return for SEIS investors – UK Tech Exit Newsuktechexits .

8. Scenarios & Sensitivities

Scenario analysis based on haircuts to private marks is not meaningful without a baseline NAV for the active portfolio. Similarly, FX sensitivity cannot be calculated without knowing the currency of each investment and its corresponding value.

9. Risks, Gaps & Actions

Key Risks:
- Valuation Risk: Reliance on public data and proxy metrics creates significant uncertainty in the portfolio's unrealized value (RVPI).
- Concentration Risk: Fund returns are highly dependent on the continued success and eventual exit of a few top-performing active companies like AeroCloud.
- Market Risk: A downturn in the tech funding environment could hinder the ability of portfolio companies to raise follow-on capital, potentially increasing the loss rate.
Data Gaps:
- The primary gap is the lack of cost basis, ownership, and valuation data for the vast majority of the 140+ companies.
- The corporate status of several companies marked "retired" is unconfirmed via public records.
- Financial terms are undisclosed for most exits, preventing a full calculation of realized MOIC across the portfolio.
Recommendations:
1. Prioritize Valuation Data Collection: For robust LP reporting and strategic decision-making, establish a consistent internal process for marking the portfolio to market, even if based on recent funding rounds with appropriate discounts.
2. Conduct "Retired" Asset Triage: Systematically investigate the corporate status of all companies marked as "retired" to formally confirm them as write-offs and establish precise dates of loss for accurate performance and tax reporting.
3. Defend Pro-Rata in Winners: Ensure sufficient capital reserves are allocated to participate in future funding rounds of high-momentum companies like AeroCloud, Streamkap, and Capably to maintain ownership and maximize exposure to top performers.
4. Evaluate Long-Held Assets for Secondary Liquidity: For companies with long holding periods and stalled momentum (e.g., Scurri, held since 2014), proactively explore secondary market options to return capital to LPs and refocus management resources.
5. Double Down on Core Strengths: Given the strong realized returns from Native Teams (Fintech) and Re-Flow (Vertical SaaS), strategically overweight future capital deployment toward these sectors where the fund has a demonstrated ability to pick winners.

10. Appendices

Full Company Data Table (Analyzed Sample)

Company	One-Liner (Pain Point)	Sector Tag(s)	Status	Last Funding / Exit Event	Date	Amount	Key Investors / Acquirer
AeroCloud	Airports run on legacy incumbents and difficult-to-use solutions.	Vertical SaaS	Active	Series A	2023-02-21	$12.6M	Stage 2 Capital, Praetura, Triple Point
Airstride	Partner programs are manual, disjointed, and fail to generate predictable revenue at scale.	Sales Enablement	Active	Early Stage VC	2025-03-25	$430K	Haatch
Buymie	(N/A)	Consumer	Exited (Loss)	M&A	2023-02-01	Undisclosed	Dunnes Stores
Capably	Repetitive tasks that drain productivity but are too complex to automate easily.	Future of Work	Active	Seed	2025-04-22	$4.0M	Boost Capital, Concept Ventures, Wayra
CareLineLive	(N/A)	Healthtech	Exited	M&A	2025-06-03	Undisclosed	Accel-KKR
Chill-Chain	(N/A)	Vertical SaaS	Retired (Loss)	Dissolution	2025-06-16	N/A	N/A
Elevaate	(N/A)	Retail-tech	Exited	M&A	2018-10-26	$13.3M	Quotient Technology
Falkin	Consumers are losing $1T annually from financial scams.	Fintech	Active	Seed	2025-05-21	$2.19M	Haatch
Feeld	(N/A)	Consumer	Exited	Secondary Sale	2015-02-01	Undisclosed	N/A
Impact Advantage	Companies need a new way to stand out, compete and connect with customers.	Vertical SaaS	Active	Early Stage VC	2025-05-19	$445K	Haatch
Inicio Health	(N/A)	Healthtech	Exited	M&A	2025-04-08	Undisclosed	RDi
Innex	Managing healthcare infrastructure has become increasingly complex.	Healthtech	Active	Unknown	N/A	N/A	N/A
Loma	(N/A)	HRtech	Exited	Secondary Sale	2025-04-01	Undisclosed	N/A
Native Teams	(N/A)	HRtech / Fintech	Exited (Winner)	Secondary Sale	2025-04-16	Undisclosed	N/A
Orbital	(N/A)	Future of Work	Retired (Loss)	Dissolution	2024-07-09	N/A	N/A
Persi	Online personalisation is not personal and costs retailers consumer trust, loyalty, and profit!	Applied AI	Active	Seed	2025-05-21	$878K	Haatch, ESM Investments
Plateaway	(N/A)	Consumer	Retired (Loss)	Dissolution	2024-08-08	N/A	N/A
Ploy	Employers lack the time, skills and resources to create authentic, employee-led content.	HRtech	Active	Angel	2024-01-10	$381K	Angel Investors
Re-Flow	(N/A)	Vertical SaaS	Exited (Winner)	M&A	2025-03-03	Undisclosed	Kester Capital
Scurri	E-Commerce brands can’t integrate, scale & manage multiple delivery carriers.	Retail-tech	Active (Zombie Flag)	Series B	2021-06-15	$10.9M	Gresham House Ventures
Snapd	(N/A)	Media	Retired (Loss)	Dissolution	2016-03-29	N/A	N/A
Streamkap	Slow and expensive batch ETL.	Data Infrastructure	Active	Seed	2024-07-31	$3.3M	InReach Ventures, TEN13
Tangible Markets	(N/A)	Fintech	Exited	M&A	2025-08-01	Undisclosed	N/A
Understock Me	(N/A)	Retail-tech	Retired (Loss)	Dissolution	2025-01-28	N/A	N/A
Vigilant AI²	Enterprises are blocked from deploying GenAI and AI Agents at scale.	Applied AI	Active	Early Stage VC	2025-06-25	$453K	N/A
VuePay	(N/A)	Fintech	Retired (Loss)	Dissolution	2023-11-03	N/A	N/A
Yottar	Grid congestion is the single biggest bottleneck holding back the infrastructure of the future.	Vertical SaaS	Active	Seed	2025-07-08	$1.0M	Haatch, Cape Capital

Calculation Notes & Footnotes

Proxy Metrics: All performance metrics are proxies based on publicly available data and do not reflect actual fund returns. MOIC for active companies is a "Step-Up Proxy" calculated as (Last Round Post-Money / Entry Round Post-Money Estimate).
Currency Conversion: Where funding amounts were reported in EUR or GBP, they have been converted to USD using the exchange rate at the time of the transaction if available, or the current rate as an approximation. This may introduce minor inaccuracies.
Data Confidence: Confidence is high for companies with multiple press releases and filings (e.g., AeroCloud, Re-Flow). Confidence is low for companies where data is sparse or conflicting (e.g., Vigilant AI²) or where corporate records are unconfirmed (e.g., "retired" companies).

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  fund: "Haatch Ventures Funds"
  metrics:
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    dpi: null
    rvpi_proxy: null
    net_irr_pct: null
    nav_proxy_base_ccy: null
    distributions_base_ccy: null
  concentration:
    top_5_nav_proxy_pct: null
    hhi_nav_proxy: null
  counts:
    total_companies: 140
    winners: 2
    losers: 15
    zombies_flagged: 1
  actions:
    - "Recommendation: Enhance data transparency for valuation and LP reporting."
    - "Recommendation: Conduct a formal triage of all 'retired' assets to confirm write-offs."
    - "Recommendation: Defend pro-rata in emerging winners like AeroCloud and Streamkap."
    - "Recommendation: Evaluate long-held assets (e.g., Scurri) for potential secondary liquidity."
    - "Recommendation: Strategically overweight future deployment in B2B SaaS and Fintech sectors."
sources_note: "Primary portfolio source: https://haatch.com/portfolio/ plus public company-specific sources cited inline."