Led · Series A · Jun 2026

Superlight produces a purpose-built middle-mile commercial EV platform led by its OV-1 vehicle, which the company says is modular and customizable. The company claims its vehicles deliver 50% more cargo capacity and 50% lower energy expense than 7.5-tonne truck competitors, and generate 73% energy cost savings per pallet per kilometer. Superlight operates a digital-first, AI-native production system that includes SuperVisor, a factory digital twin for real-time shopfloor monitoring and quality prediction, and an Autonomous Logistics & Integrated Service that uses vehicle and fleet sensor data for proactive maintenance and optimization. The company has accrued more than 500,000 kilometers of powertrain mileage and conducted commercial pilots of OV-1 in the U.K. with major e-commerce and ground handling providers. Superlight reports integrating more than 70 proprietary inventions across design, materials, software and battery technology, and is led by founders Noamaan and Sheban Siddiqi.

Led · Series A · Mar 2026

Cocoon develops a rapid cooling, low-capex, modular process that retrofits into existing electric arc furnace waste handling to convert steel slag into a high-performance supplementary cementitious material (SCM). The company’s product matches traditional SCM performance while reducing the embodied CO2 of concrete by up to 40%. Cocoon has piloted its technology at a major steel mill, completed third-party validation of its material in concrete applications, and established an R&D facility and concrete testing lab in London. With demand for SCMs growing roughly 6–7% annually and supply tightening as legacy industrial sources retire, Cocoon targets faster, capital-efficient deployment by co-locating at steel plants to minimize logistics and leverage existing operations. The company is scaling hiring across the U.K. and U.S. and aims to deploy more than 50 sites in the U.S. and Europe (targeting 50 sites by 2035) following its U.S. commercial demo.

Participated · Series A · Dec 2025

Getmobil integrates all steps of the second-hand and refurbished electronics value chain—purchase, refurbishment, pricing, inventory tracking and regulatory compliance—into a single digital operating system. Founded by Mehmet Uygun and Zeynep Uygun, the company serves more than 32,000 mobile phone dealers across Turkey, enabling data-driven pricing and stock management. Dealers using Getmobil’s infrastructure have reported approximately 60% revenue growth and a 50% increase in inventory turnover. The platform also powers trade-in and refurbishment programs for major brands such as Apple, Samsung, Hepsiburada, Sahibinden, Troy and Vatan, making certified devices available to consumers. Turkey’s second-hand electronics market is estimated at roughly $8 billion and has recently gained clearer regulatory backing, which Getmobil leverages to standardize an otherwise fragmented space. Post-financing, the company plans to roll out a nationwide “doorstep buyback” model that lets consumers sell devices from home with digital payments. The fresh capital strengthens Getmobil’s balance sheet as it scales both its dealer network and direct-to-consumer services.

Participated · Series B · Oct 2025

Founded in 2022 by former executives of Tesla and Rappi, Vammo operates a subscription-based electric motorcycle rental service targeting app delivery drivers and motoboys. Its plans offer monthly or annual subscriptions that include unlimited battery swaps and vehicle maintenance. Vammo currently reports more than 7,000 motorcycles in circulation and about 600 battery-swap points in São Paulo. The company’s vehicles are manufactured in the Zona Franca de Manaus. Vammo has raised multiple rounds since inception, including a 2022 Seed led by Construct Capital (US$8.5M), a late-2023 Series A led by Monashees (US$30M), an October 2025 round led by Ecosystem Integrity Fund (US$45M), and the recent R$75M investment led by EXT Capital. The latest funding is earmarked to expand fleet size and the battery station network in São Paulo, with an ambition to triple its local fleet.

Participated · Equity · Oct 2025

OpenSolar is a San Francisco-based software platform that supports more than 25,000 solar installer businesses across over 160 countries. The company offers a free-to-use solar operating system that enables installers to create highly accurate system designs using Google’s Solar API data. Beyond system design, the platform includes sales-proposal generation, project management, payment processing, finance solutions, hardware ordering, and inventory management tools. OpenSolar’s business model centers on delivering these end-to-end capabilities at no cost to installers, encouraging wider adoption of solar technology. The company plans to deploy artificial-intelligence enhancements to further automate and optimize system design and project workflows. With its global reach and robust feature set, OpenSolar positions itself as a key enabler in the accelerating renewable-energy transition.