Hiro Capital

Hiro Capital is a London and Luxembourg-based venture capital firm that invests in early-stage companies specializing in video games, metaverse technologies, esports, and digital sports. Founded in 2018 by Luke Alvarez, Cherry Freeman, and Sir Ian Livingstone, Hiro Capital has rapidly established itself as a major player in the gaming and metaverse sectors. The firm focuses on Seed to Series B funding, backing innovative creators and deep-tech ventures across the UK, Europe, and North America. Hiro Capital launched its second fund, Hiro Capital II, with €300 million ($340 million) to continue supporting game studios, creator platforms, and gamified fitness ventures. Their portfolio includes notable companies such as FRVR, a game development platform, FitXR, a VR fitness app, and Lamina1, a blockchain optimized for metaverse applications. Hiro Capital believes strongly in the transformative power of games and metaverse technologies, working closely with founders to scale their companies globally. With over $650 million in assets under management, Hiro Capital is committed to nurturing the next generation of digital innovators.