Mission
The FAST Initiative aims to provide future generations with a Sustainable Planet
Food and textile production has a negative footprint that is neither sustainable nor can it satisfy the future needs of a growing wealthier world population
Mission
The FAST Initiative aims to provide future generations with a Sustainable Planet
Food and textile production has a negative footprint that is neither sustainable nor can it satisfy the future needs of a growing wealthier world population
We focus on 4 segments: agriculture, food, waste and textiles
Leveraging technologies that reduce mankind’ environmental footprint
While generating superior financial returns
We are conscious capitalists, purpose and profit driven
We look at funds and direct investments
We focus on 4 segments: agriculture, food, waste and textiles
Leveraging technologies that reduce mankind’ environmental footprint
While generating superior financial returns
We are conscious capitalists, purpose and profit driven
We look at funds and direct investments
Focus
The food, textile and waste industries generate in excess of $10 trillion turnover annually
Combined this is the 3rd largest economy worldwide, double that of Japan
Focus
The food, textile and waste industries generate in excess of $10 trillion turnover annually
Combined this is the 3rd largest economy worldwide, double that of Japan
- Vertical, indoor, urban farming
- Regenerative agriculture
- Soil health
- Irrigation / water management
- Aquaculture (onland, offshore)
- Animal feed (Omega 3)
- Precision agriculture
- Proteins
- Cultivated meat
- Alternative proteins
- Novel food
- Plant-based
- Food safety and traceability
- Slow food
- Waste mitigation
- Shelf life extension
- Logistics & platforms
- Storage & transportation
- Smart & eco-packaging
- Alternative plastics
- Reuse / up-cycling
- Circular economy
- Slow fashion
- Organic textile
- Innovative textiles
- Manufacturing optimisation
- Reuse / up-cycling
- End-of-use
- Circular economy
- Vertical, indoor, urban farming
- Regenerative agriculture
- Soil health
- Irrigation / water management
- Aquaculture (onland, offshore)
- Animal feed (Omega 3)
- Precision agriculture
- Proteins
- Cultivated meat
- Alternative proteins
- Novel food
- Plant-based
- Food safety and traceability
- Slow food
- Waste mitigation
- Shelf life extension
- Logistics & platforms
- Storage & transportation
- Smart & eco-packaging
- Alternative plastics
- Reuse / up-cycling
- Circular economy
- Slow fashion
- Organic textile
- Innovative textiles
- Manufacturing optimisation
- Reuse / up-cycling
- End-of-use
- Circular economy
Selection
Our key parameters when assessing direct investments
We are the intersection of market opportunities, environmental reality, advances in innovation and expected superior financial returns
Selection
Our key parameters when assessing direct investments
We are the intersection of market opportunities, environmental reality, advances in innovation and expected superior financial returns
A proven technology contributing to a sustainable future for the planet
Top-notch management team
Key lead investor(s) either CVCs or specialised VCs in the Cap-Table
Impact measurability and scalable technology
$1bio TAM
Turnover > $1Mio
Series A and above
Capital raise >= $5Mio
Target IRR of 25%+
Exit within 3y to 7y
- A proven technology contributing to a sustainable future for the planet
- Impact measurability and scalable technology
- Top-notch management team
- $1bio TAM
- Turnover > $1Mio
- Key lead investor(s) either CVCs or specialised VCs in the Cap-Table
- Series A and above
- Capital raise >= $5Mio
- Target IRR of 25%+
- Exit within 3y to 7y
Background information
What does the logo stand for ?
The green represents our land, nature, vegetation, food. It is the colour of life and renewal
The blue represents the sky and the sea. The air we breath
The combination of both represents what takes place above and below the surface
The circle conveys wholeness and perfection
It is inclusive yet open. It is round like our planet
It is synonymous of the Circular Economy where nothing is thrown away but instead reused and valued
Two of civilisation biggest inventions are the carriage wheel and ball bearing, both also round. This symbolises technological breakthroughs