Participated · Debt Financing · Jan 2026

Klir develops enterprise software that centralizes data for water utilities, giving operators a single source of truth for compliance, risk reduction, and day-to-day operations. Its platform aggregates program data, offers enterprise-grade security and governance, and features a generative AI assistant called Boots to reduce administrative burden. The company is focused on building durable, long-term infrastructure for utilities that expect decades-long vendor stability. Following sustained demand in a North American digital water market projected to more than double to $23.8 billion by 2033, Klir intends to invest in additional generative capabilities, faster customer onboarding, and other product enhancements. The firm employs roughly 60 people and plans rapid head-count expansion over the next year to support growth and customer success. With founders and employees retaining control, Klir emphasizes customer-driven development over short-term scaling pressures. The latest financing strengthens its balance sheet and provides operational flexibility for continued product and market expansion.

Participated · Equity · Aug 2025

Pulse Clean Energy develops battery storage and grid-stability infrastructure, including synchronous condensers that provide inertia to the electricity system. The company secured a £52.5 million loan from Nord L/B to build two synchronous condenser units at Upper Boat, Pontypridd as part of the UK National Grid ESO’s Pathfinder 3 programme. The first condenser is expected to be operational by Q4 2026. Pulse says these assets will help integrate renewable energy and battery storage into the grid. The company plans to operate over 2 GWh of battery storage capacity by 2030. Watson Farley & Williams advised the lender on the Pontypridd financing.

Participated · Debt Financing · May 2024

Zenobe Energy provides electrification services aimed at enabling fleet electrification, particularly for bus operators and local authorities. The company arranges and deploys EV-focused financing and infrastructure to support fleet transitions. With the newly announced £980m UK and Ireland debt facility, Zenobe intends to support the deployment of more than 1,000 electric buses. Since 2017 the company has raised over £3.2bn in capital. The recent financing strengthens its balance sheet to scale electrification projects across its markets. The articles do not disclose revenue, valuation, or specific investor names.

Led · Series A · Dec 2023

Kythera Labs develops Wayfinder, a data-transforming technology platform that provides access to real-world healthcare data spanning over eight years, covering more than 320 million lives and 29.3 billion encounters. Wayfinder is built on Databricks and is described as enterprise‑grade scalable, using a dynamically improving common data model to correct, enhance, and add dimensions to healthcare data to facilitate integration. The platform targets Life Sciences market access and commercial segments by delivering high-fidelity analytics and RWD to accelerate therapy innovation and improve patient outcomes. Kythera reports strong recent growth, forecasting a 41% CAGR for the year and citing a 245% year-over-year increase in platform utilization. The company has appointed a new Chief Science Officer to lead Life Sciences and BioPharma initiatives and a Chief Commercial Officer to accelerate business growth. Kythera also plans to expand partnerships with industry players such as Datavant and Databricks to broaden adoption and offerings.

Participated · Series B · Nov 2023

Fnality International is building a global settlement network that uses distributed ledger technology (DLT) to connect established wholesale markets with emerging institutional tokenized assets. Its flagship offering, the Sterling Fnality Payment System (launched in the U.K. in December 2023), provides 24/7, central-bank-backed cash rails for real-time delivery-versus-payment of tokenized securities, payment-versus-payment foreign-exchange settlement, and on-demand repo transactions. Fnality’s platform leverages ‘earmarking’ to secure settlement while optimizing liquidity management across participants. The company works closely with central banks and major financial market infrastructures to ensure regulatory compliance and interoperability with innovations such as stablecoins and tokenized deposits. Near-term plans include extending the network to additional major currencies and enhancing liquidity tools to support a broader digital-asset ecosystem. By fusing decentralized finance operational efficiencies with traditional finance capital efficiency, Fnality aims to become a foundational pillar of the next-generation financial market infrastructure.