Eka Ventures

Latest fund size

$107M

Announced

April 17, 2026

Global HQ

United Kingdom

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Check size

$1M – $3M

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Stage focus

Pre-Seed, Seed

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Regions of investment

Europe

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About

Eka Ventures is a London-based impact venture capital firm founded in 2018 by Jon Coker, Camilla Dolan, and Andrew Richardson. The firm invests in early-stage UK companies building solutions in health and wellbeing, sustainability, and financial inclusion. With Fund II, Eka has become the largest early-stage impact VC in the UK.

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Jon Coker - Co-Founder & Managing Partner

‍Camilla Dolan - Co-Founder & Partner

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Investment focus

Eka invests across three interconnected themes. In health and wellbeing, the firm backs companies focused on preventative healthcare and underserved conditions. In sustainability, they target startups working on the decarbonization of major consumer industries and the reduction of waste. In financial inclusion, Eka supports technology-enabled businesses bringing essential products and services like insurance and housing to underserved populations.

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Fund

Eka Ventures Fund II closed at GBP 80 million (approximately USD 107 million) in April 2026. The fund will back up to 30 UK pre-seed and seed-stage companies, with an average first investment of around USD 2 million. Eka leads or co-leads approximately 90% of its deals and maintains meaningful reserves for follow-on investment.

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The fund's LP base includes the British Business Bank, Better Society Capital, Guy's & St Thomas' Foundation, The Health Foundation, WRAP (Waste and Resources Action Programme), Esmee Fairbairn Foundation, John Ellerman Foundation, and Vivensa Foundation. Fund II has already backed seven companies including Hesta Health, Cyclana Bio, Conveyed, DITTO Daily, and Chune.

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Leadership

‍Jon Coker is Co-Founder and Managing Partner. Before founding Eka, he served as Managing Partner at MMC Ventures, where he spent over a decade investing in consumer technology.

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Camilla Dolan is Co-Founder and Partner. She also came from MMC Ventures, where she invested in consumer-facing technology companies. She has been recognized for her work at the intersection of venture capital and impact investing.

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Andrew Richardson is Co-Founder and Partner. Together with Coker and Dolan, he combines over 30 years of venture capital experience, with a track record that includes backing Gousto, Bloom & Wild, and Interactive Investor.

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Investment Strategy

‍Eka invests at the pre-seed and seed stage, with an average first check of approximately USD 2 million. The firm leads or co-leads the vast majority of its rounds (around 90%) and reserves capital for follow-on investment in its strongest performers.

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Notable Investments

‍Eka's portfolio spans Fund I and early Fund II investments across health, sustainability, and financial inclusion:

  • Runna (acquired by Strava in 2025)
  • Urban Jungle
  • Axle
  • Hived
  • Jude
  • Flok Health
  • Hesta Health
  • Cyclana Bio
  • DITTO Daily

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Other

‍Eka's LP base is distinctive in the UK venture landscape. Having foundations and public institutions as backers gives the firm access to deep domain expertise in health, sustainability, and social impact. Fund I ranked in the top 5% for both DPI and TVPI among its 2021 vintage.

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