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Keyhorse Capital
VC firmKeyhorse Capital is a seed-stage venture capital firm based in Kentucky, dedicated to supporting entrepreneurs in building and scaling innovative companies within the state. Through their flagship fund, the Kentucky Enterprise Fund (KEF), they have invested in over 375 companies across various industries, contributing to the creation of more than 800 jobs.
Specification
Stages
2. Prototype
3. Early Revenue
4. Scaling
Target countries
USA
Lead
N/A
Tickets
$25k to $1M
Location
PO Box 1049 Lexington, KY 40588-1049, USA
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