Fast casual restaurant chain unveiled its new $50 million venture fund this week to invest in early-stage companies.
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The fund, Cultivate Next, will invest in seed to Series B stage companies ���that can accelerate the Company’s strategic priorities such as running great restaurants, amplifying technology and innovation, further advancing its Food With Integrity mission, and expanding access and convenience for consumers,��� Chipotle said in a statement.
The venture fund will be financed by only Chipotle, according to the company. And while the venture fund itself is new, it won���t be the first time the Newport Beach-based company, which was founded in 1993 in Colorado, invests in startups. Chipotle has invested in at least three companies before, according to 蹤獲弝け.��
Most recently, the company invested in self-driving vehicle and delivery company Series C in March 2020, per 蹤獲弝け data. The company also invested in restaurant chain ���s venture round and the incubator ���s seed round.
Chipotle has nearly 3,000 restaurants in the United States, Canada and Europe.
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