Led · Series B · Aug 2026

Computomics develops machine-learning models that combine genomic data with environmental information—such as temperature, rainfall, soil conditions—and field trial measurements to predict genotype performance in specific environments. Its commercial offerings include the ×SeedScore platform for large-scale breeding programmes as well as tools like CropCompass, BreedScope, Pantograph, MORPHEUS and MEGAN7 for climate-smart breeding, omics analysis and microbiome study. The company works with commercial breeders across field crops, forage crops, vegetables and specialty crops to identify varieties resilient to hotter, drier conditions and stable across environments. Founded in 2012 and headquartered in Tübingen, Computomics aims to accelerate breeder decisions that would otherwise take years of field testing. The recent Series B financing is intended to support expansion of the platform into additional commercial breeding programmes.

Participated · Series B · Feb 2025

Tidal Vision develops scalable chitosan-based biomolecular solutions for critical industries including water treatment, agriculture, and material science. Headquartered in Bellingham, Wash., the company positions chitosan chemistries as higher-performing, more economical, and easier-to-adopt alternatives. It holds an expanding intellectual property portfolio around chitosan extraction, modification, characterization, and commercial applications. The company is investing in expanded commercial-scale and R&D facilities to increase production capacity and global accessibility. Proceeds from its recent financing will accelerate R&D in chitosan and adjacent technologies and fund new infrastructure. Tidal Vision frames its mission as creating positive, systemic environmental impact by enabling broader industry adoption of its biomolecular solutions. Tidal Vision develops chitosan-based biomolecular technologies that transform chitosan into high-performance, biodegradable chemistries for water treatment, agriculture, and material science. The company leverages advanced manufacturing technologies and partners with industry leaders to offer its solutions at scale. Tidal Vision positions its products as green chemistries intended to outcompete non-biodegradable alternatives on performance, economics, and convenience. The company is focused on expanding the use of chitosan-based chemistries into new applications globally through industry partnerships. Tidal Vision is headquartered in Bellingham, Washington, has more than 200 employees, and operates facilities in five states. Tidal Vision converts seafood-industry scraps—salmon skin and discarded crab shells—into materials and consumer goods. Its core products include chitosan for textile use and salmon leather sheets sold to fashion designers, plus finished wallets and belts sold in 130 specialty stores. CEO and cofounder Craig Kasberg negotiated with seafood processors to buy scraps and lead the company’s product development. The company has 12 employees and is backed by more than $1 million from investors. Management is pursuing diversification beyond fashion, with coproduction deals for eco-friendly pool clarifiers and a pipeline of products including preservatives, fertilizers, athletic fabrics, car seat cushions and antimicrobial sponges. Tidal Vision aims to supply textile companies and designers while expanding into other markets as sustainable apparel adoption grows.

Led · Equity · Oct 2024

FarmDroid develops a lightweight, easy-to-operate solar-powered field robot that can sow, remove weeds, and perform precision spot spraying via a micro spray system while operating continuously in the field. The robot is positioned as a sustainable alternative to traditional farming, enabling mechanical weed removal that can reduce certain pesticide use by up to 100 percent versus conventional methods. FarmDroid has proven traction primarily on organic farms and has surpassed 500 robots in the field, with a near-term milestone of 1,000 units. The company highlights benefits including reduced labour costs, lower chemical inputs, preserved soil health, and increased productivity for farmers and plant breeders. FarmDroid plans to expand further globally and target both organic and conventional open-field farming following the introduction of its spot-spraying application. The business emphasizes affordability and scalability of its solution to support the green transition in agriculture.

Led · Series C · Oct 2024

BE WTR is a Swiss-founded company offering sustainable, premium on-site water solutions that deliver filtered, flavored water in stylish glass bottles as a circular alternative to single-use plastics. Its core product portfolio centers on water distribution, purification and circular bottling operations for residential, commercial and hospitality customers. The company recently launched in Singapore and is pursuing broader expansion across Asia. BE WTR plans to use new funding to enhance its market-leading product lineup and to invest in research and development. Management also intends to extend the company’s international footprint, including targeted openings in China and North America and further activity in Switzerland. The firm emphasizes innovation in sustainability and aims to set new benchmarks for water consumption and waste reduction.

Participated · Series B · Apr 2023

SafeSize provides AI-powered fitting technology that matches consumers’ 3D foot data and personal preferences with a shoe database to deliver personalized shoe recommendations in seconds. Its proprietary solution is deployed with large footwear retailers including INTERSPORT, Decathlon, Sports Direct, HOKA, New Balance, Skechers, Super Sports Xebio, CCC and Marks & Spencer. The company operates offices in the Netherlands, Slovenia, Greece, China and recently expanded in Australia and New Zealand, and runs nine shoe scanning facilities that scan and analyze more than 1.5 million shoes annually. SafeSize plans to use new funding to expand internationally—targeting new markets such as the US—and to accelerate growth in the APAC region. It also intends to further invest in technology innovation and broaden its product offering. The company is headquartered in Athens, Greece. SafeSize builds 3D foot scanning systems and fitting algorithms paired with a large database of previously 3D scanned shoes to recommend correctly sized footwear. Its solution is used by more than 2,000 shoe retailers and brands. The company says it has analysed over 13 million consumers and one million shoes to date. SafeSize aims to match shoppers with the perfect pair of shoes quickly for both online and offline channels. The startup recently raised €10 million in a Series B round to support growth. It plans to use the capital to attract new talent, accelerate product innovation and enter new markets.