Kaloma Ventures
Invests in and advises food and agriculture businesses developing sustainable, commercially viable products and technologies
Highlights
- Young companyFounded 2024
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-09
About Kaloma Ventures
Kaloma Ventures is the private investment arm of a single-family office, based in London. It invests patient capital in food and agriculture businesses, with a focus on solutions addressing the climate crisis and potential in biotechnology and AI.
The firm also advises founders and management teams on commercial strategy, organizational growth, market entry, industrial customer development, distribution and partnerships. It prioritizes B2B companies with manufacturing or production capabilities and typically works with early growth-stage businesses beyond the concept phase.
Kaloma Ventures Limited was founded in 2024 and is headquartered in London. Its Managing Director previously founded and exited food ingredients company Endemix.
Product: Private investment, strategic advisory and business development support for food and agriculture businesses.
Jobs at Kaloma Ventures
Leadership
- Baris Bilen · Managing DirectorSource: company website
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