DOZEN INVESTMENTS - Risk and return review
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DOZEN INVESTMENTS – Platform statistics 2026
20000
investors
DOZEN INVESTMENTS – Pros & Cons
About DOZEN INVESTMENTS
Dozen Investments is a regulated Spanish equity investment platform that gives private and institutional investors direct access to high-growth startup opportunities typically available only to professional venture capitalists. Through a rigorous selection process (accepting only ~2 % of applicants), Dozen curates a portfolio of high-potential companies across sectors like technology, health, fintech and more, including well-known names such as Glovo and Cuideo.
Investors can build a diversified startup portfolio with a minimum ticket €2,000, benefit from detailed due diligence and professional contract structuring aligned with VC standards, and receive ongoing reporting and support from Dozen throughout the life of the investment.
The platform is authorised and supervised by Spain’s CNMV and has facilitated millions in startup funding, while also co-investing alongside leading venture funds to align investor interests with institutional deal terms.
Regulation
License / Regulation: Dozen is a crowdfunding platform accredited by the CNMV (National Securities Market Commission) since March 2017.
Functionality
For Investors
For Fund Seekers
Useful Information
Dozen Investments allows investors to directly invest in startup equity. Investors can browse vetted startup projects, analyze company details, and choose which companies to support. Each startup goes through a detailed selection process, and once approved, they are listed on the platform for funding. The platform facilitates investment rounds, offering professional-level contract structuring and supporting investors through the lifecycle of their investments, from entry to exit. While it does not have a secondary market, Dozen offers investors insight and reporting on startup growth
Dozen Investments offers equity investments in startups. Investors acquire shares in early-stage or growth-stage startups, with a focus on high-growth sectors like technology and healthcare. The minimum investment is €1,000, and investors can build diversified portfolios by participating in multiple rounds. While returns depend on the startup’s success, some companies have achieved substantial exits
As with any equity crowdfunding, investing in startups via Dozen involves high risks. Startups can fail or underperform, potentially resulting in a loss of the investment. Liquidity risk is also present, as there is no secondary market on the platform, meaning that investors must wait until a company exit or liquidity event to recover their investment. However, Dozen mitigates some of these risks by using a thorough vetting process and supporting investors with reporting and follow-up rounds
