Participated · Series B · Jul 2026

Stenon's core product, FarmLab, combines proprietary optical and electrical sensors, AI, agronomic models and cloud software to generate real-time soil data directly in the field. The company uniquely measures nitrogen available to the plant (Nmin) at scale in-field and couples that with SOC and other soil parameters to inform fertilization decisions. Customer case studies across multiple countries report economic impacts including 20%–40% savings on nitrogen fertilizers and 2%–8% increases in productivity for crops such as maize, beans, cotton, sugarcane, coffee, grains and vegetables. Stenon sells to distributors, retailers, cooperatives, agribusiness groups, equipment dealers and consultancies and reports deployments across commercial areas totaling millions of acres. Near-term plans include expanding commercial operations (with Brazil as a central market), improving regional calibration and localization, and evolving FarmLab into a continuous, machine-integrated nutrient intelligence platform. The company is investing in further sensor, model and platform development as part of its growth strategy.

Participated · Series A · Jun 2026

NewOrbit develops purpose-built satellites and proprietary propulsion technology to enable sustained operations in very low Earth orbit (200–300 km). The company says its design is intended to withstand VLEO environmental challenges such as atmospheric drag and atomic oxygen and to operate for up to five years. NewOrbit targets applications including higher-resolution Earth observation and low-latency satellite connectivity. Founded in 2021 and headquartered in Reading, the startup plans to construct the NEO Production Complex in 2027 to manufacture its first commercial satellite. It expects to launch that satellite in 2028 and increase production as operations scale. The company has raised a Series A led by Voyager Ventures and participation from angels, a family office, and existing investors.

Participated · Seed · Mar 2026

PAVE Space is developing a family of orbital transfer vehicles (OTVs) including a flagship kickstage using storable bipropellants and a smaller mobile platform for rapid satellite repositioning. The vehicles are designed to transport satellites from low Earth orbit to higher-energy destinations such as geostationary and lunar orbits in under 24 hours. PAVE aims to offer a launcher-agnostic logistics layer compatible with multiple launch systems and to serve commercial and institutional customers including satellite operators, telecom providers and defence organisations. The company is preparing its first in-space demonstration mission and has secured early reservation agreements with satellite operators. With the $40 million seed round, PAVE will accelerate development, expand its engineering team, conduct initial demonstrations and ready its platforms for commercial deployments. CEO and co-founder Julie Böhning has framed the effort as building infrastructure to enable industries to move, operate and scale beyond Earth while supporting Europe’s strategic autonomy in space.

Led · Seed · Mar 2026

Laminar provides observability and debugging tooling specifically for long-running AI agents, capturing every LLM call, tool use, function execution, and browser session recording with a single-line SDK integration. Its Signals feature uses AI to surface failure patterns and anomalies at scale, while its Agent Debugger lets developers rerun an agent from any step preserving prior context. The platform syncs browser session recordings directly with traces so teams can see what an agent was viewing when it made decisions. Since launching in 2025, Laminar counts customers including Browser Use, OpenHands, Rye.com, and Alai, and its SDK is integrated with OpenHands and defaults in Browser Use documentation. The company is led by founders Robert Kim (previously at Palantir and Bloomberg) and Dinmukhamed Mailibay (previously at AWS) and recently completed a $3M seed round to fund product and go-to-market expansion.

Led · Seed · Feb 2026

Circle Health is building Circle OS, an integrated preventive-care operating system that aggregates data from wearables, laboratory tests, and clinic visits to generate personalized, proactive health programs covering metabolic health, hormonal balance, fatigue, and gut health. The platform uses AI to assist clinicians with individualized insights and care recommendations, aiming to improve both patient experience and clinical outcomes. Complementing the software, the company operates a hybrid clinic model that combines physical locations with digital follow-up, first launched in Berlin in 2023. Since opening, the Berlin clinic has served several thousand patients across numerous appointments and reports high patient-satisfaction scores. Circle Health plans to replicate this model in additional German cities, including Munich, Hamburg, and Düsseldorf over the coming year. The fresh capital will fund continued product development and national expansion. No revenue figures were disclosed, but the company emphasizes strong early patient traction and satisfaction metrics.