
Intrepid Growth Partners
Growth investment firm backing artificial-intelligence businesses from offices in Toronto and London.
Intrepid Growth Partners backs AI businesses with established commercial traction. Its Toronto and London Teams combine institutional-investment experience with academic expertise in artificial intelligence.
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Which growth fund brought Canada's pension money into PhysicsX alongside Temasek?
Timeline for Intrepid Growth Partners
Took £55m into its debut fund
UK Startups and Innovation: British Business Bank writes £180m into six AI fundsInvested as new investor in PhysicsX Series C
UK Startups and Innovation: PhysicsX hits $2.4bn on Temasek cashBackground
Intrepid Growth Partners provides growth capital to artificial-intelligence businesses. Mark Machin, Mark Shulgan and Ajay Agrawal founded The Firm, bringing experience from institutional investment and academic research. It seeks companies that already demonstrate commercial traction and can use AI to change how an industry operates. Canada and the UK are particular areas of focus, alongside the United States and Europe.
The Firm works from offices in Toronto and London. Portfolio companies receive capital alongside operational support and access to a network of growth partners, advisers and AI scientists. Intrepid’s investment approach spans industries rather than concentrating on a single application of AI. Its founders’ backgrounds connect pension-fund investment, growth equity and the economics of artificial intelligence.
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