We believe the most valuable companies of our time will be those taking on the greatest global challenges

about
kiatt

Kiatt is a single family office specialized in science & technology venture capital.
Since 2003 we have a dedicated team that focuses in addressing the greatest challenges by investing in the most inspiring minds of our time and the intellectual property they generate.

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2030 challenges

We believe the most valuable companies of our time will be those taking on the greatest global challenges.

01 Environment & Sustainability

With less than 10 years to meet the UN´s Sustainable Development Goals, the demand is higher than ever to create solutions that nurture the environment and reduce the human footprint. Climate change, demographic shifts and urbanization are already sparking massive demand for greener energy, more efficient cities, and better alternatives to sourcing materials.

02 Health and
Quality of life

Between right now and 2050, the percentage of the global population over 65 will nearly triple, and this aging population is already increasingly demanding solutions. Across industries there is a push for technologies that will not only allow this population to live longer, but to increase their quality of life.

03 Agri-food
of the future

We are already seeing the effects of a growing global population and climate change on global food security and the environment. These are only some of the issues sparking an urgent need for solutions that ensure access to nutritious & safe food, enhance biodiversity, and leave a minimal trace on the environment.

04 Cybersecurity

In the minute it takes you to read this, two people will be victims of an online attack. Cybercrime attacks are becoming more frequent and more costly, with financial damages expected to reach $6 trillion by the end of 2021 alone. Protecting people, companies and governments requires radical improvements that go beyond detecting threats to actually prevent them.