Nansen CEO: Invested in 58 Projects at Angel Round, 8 Big Wins, 19 Went to Zero
Odaily Planet Daily News: Nansen CEO Alex Svanevik, in a discussion with ZenAcademy founder Zeneca about their angel investment track records, shared that in recent years he has invested in 58 projects as an angel investor. Of these, 8 were big wins, 10 have advanced to the next round but are still awaiting results, 14 have not yet progressed to the next round, 7 have been partially refunded (due to acquisition or losses), and 19 have gone to zero.
Zeneca’s record shows investments in 68 projects, with 3 big wins, 4 small wins, 15 small losses, 8 major losses, 10 that have gone to zero, and 22 still awaiting results (but with little hope).
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