Incuba Venture

Incuba Venture is the investment arm of INCUBA, a leading science park and innovation hub based in Aarhus, Denmark. INCUBA houses 175 startups, spinouts, scaleups, and established companies represented by more than 1,800 employees, researchers, entrepreneurs, and specialists across approximately 60,000 square meters at four locations in the city. The organization operates in close collaboration with Aarhus University, Aarhus University Hospital, and other knowledge-intensive partners, and focuses on three key verticals: IT and tech at Katrinebjerg, cleantech at Navitas, and life science at Skejby. INCUBA Next, the newest facility, opened in October 2024. Incuba Venture makes early-stage pre-seed and seed investments in Danish companies across software, cleantech, health technology, biotech, and AI. CEO Jakob Doktor Morgensen is also involved with Delphinus Venture Capital, a new fund established by the Aarhus University Research Foundation, HEARTLAND, Norlys, and Salling Group to drive growth in the startup ecosystem across East and Central Jutland. The organization has an estimated 243 investments to date, reflecting its central position in the Danish early-stage ecosystem. Beyond capital, INCUBA serves as a growth driver for emerging companies by providing facilities, networking, business counselling, and research contacts. The organization also owns and organizes the Aarhus Investor Summit, an annual series of events bringing together angel investors, accelerators, and venture capitalists from Denmark and Europe with a shared interest in early-stage tech startups. This combination of infrastructure, services, and a collaborative network positions Incuba Venture as a distinctive hybrid of investor and ecosystem builder in the Nordic region.