Participated · Equity · Jun 2026

Neuronostics develops BioEP, a clinically validated digital biomarker platform that analyses standard EEG recordings using eight predefined computational biomarkers and produces a report in under five minutes. The platform is UKCA-marked and ISO-13485 certified and has been validated across 15 NHS sites with over 1,000 recordings. NHS service evaluations are underway at multiple Trusts, including The Royal Wolverhampton NHS Trust and University Hospitals Dorset, and the company has a strategic partnership with Stratus to support scalable US deployment. Neuronostics plans to pursue FDA clearance (with a submission planned for 2026) and to extend the platform to provide brain fingerprints of treatment response in pharmaceutical trials. The company highlights clinical needs such as long diagnostic wait times, high misdiagnosis rates, and the high rate of inconclusive routine EEGs as drivers for its adoption.

Participated · Series C · Jun 2026

Rejoni is focused on developing and commercializing gynecological products built on proprietary biomaterials, with its lead investigational product the Juveena Hydrogel System. Juveena is designed to reduce the incidence and severity of intrauterine adhesions by placing a temporary hydrogel spacer in the uterine cavity using a proprietary transcervical catheter. The product is investigational and pending U.S. FDA approval and is not available for sale. Rejoni is clinical-stage and plans to scale manufacturing, supply operations, and market-access and physician/patient engagement in preparation for commercial launch. The company was founded in June 2020 in Bedford, MA; Amar Sawhney is founder and chairman and John Nealon is CEO. The recent $25 million financing will support these commercialization and regulatory preparations.

Led · Seed · May 2026

Voxmind has developed a patent-pending phoneme-frequency extraction engine that analyses the biomechanics of the human vocal tract to deliver language-agnostic voice authentication and deepfake detection. The technology achieves 99.8% deepfake detection accuracy in under three seconds and runs in under 500MB of runtime memory with no GPU or cloud connectivity required. Its architecture supports on-device OEM SDKs, platform-native integrations for CCaaS and UCaaS operators, and a cloud API for enterprise deployments. The company has already secured an OEM agreement to embed its voice biometric SDK into enterprise IP phone hardware and reports commercial pipeline activity across community banking in the U.S., telecoms in Europe, and partnership conversations with global IT services and contact centre operators. Founded in January 2024, Voxmind positions its physics-based, edge-capable approach as a response to recent exits of major cloud voice biometric services by large cloud providers.

Participated · Series D · Jan 2026

Stream, founded in 2018 and formerly known as Wagestream, delivers a workplace finance platform that lets employees access earned wages early and use integrated tools for saving, budgeting, and financial planning. By partnering directly with employers, the company positions its services as low-cost alternatives to high-interest short-term credit products. Stream now works with more than 2,000 employer brands and serves about four million workers across the UK, Europe, and the United States. According to the company, members have collectively saved over $200 million by avoiding high-cost financial products. The platform has evolved to include savings pots, budgeting guidance, and affordable credit options, and Stream plans to add pensions next. Management intends to use new capital to deepen its product suite and accelerate U.S. and broader international expansion. To date, Stream has raised $228 million in total funding from a roster of more than 75 investors.

Participated · Equity · Jan 2026

TUAL designs and manufactures the PowerUp battery-buffered DC charging system aimed at providing dependable, high-power charging for commercial EV fleets, ports and industrial operators. Its infrastructure-led model integrates on-site battery storage to mitigate grid constraints and reduce downtime risk for ‘mission-critical’ vehicles. With new capital in hand, the company plans to accelerate engineering work and move the PowerUp unit into full-scale production. Management also intends to expand and validate field operations across the UK before launching more broadly in Europe. Investors praise TUAL’s ability to deliver scalable, battery-integrated infrastructure that supports large-scale electrification. While no revenue or user figures were disclosed, the company emphasises the complex financing and deep energy expertise required for next-generation charging infrastructure.