Heal Capital invests in Actio

The company announced in December 2020 that HV Capital and Cavalry Ventures had led a €8.5m seed funding round for the company, joined by Atomico Ventures and several business angels.

Heal Capital is deploying equity via its debut health technology fund, which held a final close in January 2021 on €100m. The fund deploys equity tickets of €3-5m, but can invest up to €15m per company. Actio is the firm's fourth investment from the fund.

Cavalry Ventures is currently deploying equity via Cavalry Ventures II, which held a final close in July 2020 on €80m.

HV Capital held a final close for its eighth flagship fund in October 2020 on €535m, surpassing its target of €500m. The fund has made investments in companies including online tourism booking platform Tourlane.

Company
Founded in 2019 and headquartered in Berlin, Actio is a live coaching app that allows individual users, as well as work teams, to take classes with certified coaches, including fitness and meditation. Participants are called via VoIP at the start of each class, which is on average 15 minutes long. The app offers a range of payment plans for its users. Actio employs fewer than 50 staff, according to LinkedIn.

People
Actio – Nikita Fahrenholz, Daniel Stahlkopf (founders).
Heal Capital – Christian Weiß (managing partner); Exkhardt Weber (managing partner, managing director).
Cavalry Ventures – Claude Ritter (co-founder, managing partner).
HV Capital – Jan Miczaika (partner).

Advisers
Heal Capital – Lutz Abel, Marco Eickmann (legal).

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