General Info
Markus Kullendorff, the founder of Benify, utilizes Friends Capital to invest in companies. His investments have an average round investment of $11.62M USD and an average of 1.2 investments per year. His geographical preference is focused on Sweden, with investments mostly in Software Services. Some of his previous investments include Goodfeed, Insert Coin, and Doktor.se. The check size of his investments is around $11.62M USD per round. Markus Kullendorff’s partnership and collaboration style information is not available based on the sources searched.
Location: Stockholm, Stockholms Lan, Sweden
Country: Sweden
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Investment Regions: EU, SEA
Investment Stages: pre-seed, seed
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🤖 AI Activity Report
Status: very-active
AI Reasoning: Found a recent investment in Goodfeed where Markus Kullendorff (via Friends Capital) participated in a SEK 5M oversubscribed round. The Goodfeed funding is reported in October 2025 sources, indicating an investment within the last 6 months relative to the reference date, so classification is very-active. The startup invested: Goodfeed.
Angel activity thresholds:
Low Activity – Only known angel investments more than 12 months ago.
Active – Known angel investments between the last 12 and 6 months.
Very Active – Known angel investments in the last 6 months.
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