Participated · Equity · Jun 2026

Quantifind develops the Graphyte AI-native Risk Intelligence platform, which unifies internal, third-party, and open-source data and applies advanced entity resolution, Name Science™, dynamic risk typologies, and real-time network graph intelligence. It also offers Graphyte Agentic Middleware to help operationalize agentic AI within risk workflows while preserving explainability, auditability, and human oversight. The company serves a global customer base, including six of the world's top 10 Tier 1 financial institutions, and its platform supports tens of thousands of financial crime, compliance, and national security professionals. An independent Celent economic analysis cited in the announcement estimated Tier 1 banks deploying Graphyte across KYC and sanctions screening could reduce annual alert-processing costs by up to $177.9 million. Quantifind says it has generated rapid, profitable growth. The company plans to use the new capital to expand internationally across Europe, Asia-Pacific, and the Americas and to strengthen regional partnerships and regulatory alignment.

Participated · Equity · Nov 2025

Founded in 2014 in Slovakia, GymBeam develops and sells a broad portfolio of sports nutrition, functional foods and fitness accessories through online and offline channels. The company already serves over two million customers in more than 16 European countries and is positioning itself to become a market leader across the continent. Management projects that revenue will reach approximately €220 million in 2025, underscoring rapid growth momentum. With fresh capital, GymBeam plans to accelerate expansion in Western and Central Europe, bolster its distribution infrastructure and deploy advanced automation solutions. The firm is also eyeing strategic acquisitions to widen its product range and geographic footprint. As part of its regional push, GymBeam is opening a new DACH headquarters in Vienna along with a local Fitness Hub. These initiatives reflect the company’s ambition to strengthen brand visibility and customer engagement while scaling operations efficiently.

Participated · Seed · Mar 2022

Climate X provides a digital-twin platform that models climate risk for residential and commercial properties as well as road, rail and power infrastructure. The platform uses more than 500 trillion data points and a proprietary library of 1.5 billion assets and 44 million miles of infrastructure, with a Google Maps–like interface. Clients can view the effects of weather conditions, including extreme heat and flooding, over a 100-year time horizon and zoom to individual properties. The company already serves financial-services clients including Legal & General, CBRE and Virgin Money and assesses risk for clients with over $6.5 trillion in combined AUM. Founded by corporate risk veterans Lukky Ahmed and Kamil Kluza, Climate X is coming out of stealth. The startup plans to use new funding to expand in Europe, North America and APAC. It recently raised a fresh round of institutional capital to scale product and go-to-market efforts. Climate X's core product, Spectra, is an on-demand climate risk data analytics platform available via an online interface or API that delivers location-specific risk ratings and loss estimates for extreme weather events under multiple warming scenarios. Spectra is presented as a vertically integrated solution covering a comprehensive range of hazard types, achieving up to 95% performance accuracy and providing access to over one trillion data points tied to millions of UK locations. The platform is designed to help firms meet emerging regulatory disclosure requirements and to incorporate climate-related risks into pricing, investment and resilience planning. Climate X emphasizes a transparent ‘glass box’ approach to produce explainable insights for financial institutions and real-estate stakeholders. The company says it will use the new funding to service growing customer demand, expand the product offering and accelerate international expansion. To date Climate X has raised over £5.2M in total funding. Climate X is a London-based purpose-driven startup building climate intelligence data and analytics. The company combines physical risk models, remote sensing, a digital Earth twin and machine learning to project how extreme weather events linked to climate change could impact specific assets or locations up to 80 years into the future and to estimate impacts on asset values. It is building infrastructure to help tens of thousands of companies, governments and individuals assess climate risks and understand the data used to inform investments and business strategies. The solution is being designed to comply with incoming government climate-disclosure mandates and central bank requirements for scenario analysis and stress testing. Climate X was founded earlier this year; leadership highlighted in the article includes co-founder and CPO Kamil Kluza and CEO Lukky Ahmed. The company plans to release its final product to the UK market by the end of 2021 and pursue rapid international expansion in 2022; it has just completed a €1.3M pre-seed fundraising.

Participated · Equity · Nov 2018

Streamloots provides a customizable monetization and engagement platform that lets creators sell interactions, set prices, and customize cards their viewers can purchase. The company reports more than 50,000 content creators using the platform and has a team of about 30 people. Creators on average can see a 500% increase in income after implementing Streamloots, according to the CEO. Streamloots is building additional services beyond monetization, including health plans, mental health counseling, and a fund to help streamers take days off. The product currently focuses on English and Spanish users, with the largest customer bases in the U.S., Spain, the U.K., and South America, and the company plans future expansion into markets such as Asia. Funding will be used to drive user growth and to create more product teams to build out the platform. Streamloots operates a marketplace enabling live streamers to monetize their broadcasts by selling interactive 'cards' (grouped in chests) that viewers buy to trigger actions during streams. The company was founded in January 2018 by four founders who previously built an eSports player-investment marketplace and launched between Spain and Silicon Valley. Its platform has shown early traction: more than 1 million interactions have been redeemed and some viewers pay up to €8,000 per month to interact with streamers. Streamloots positions itself to help individual creators earn a living from their content while giving fans closer, real-time engagement. CEO Alberto Martínez Guerrero frames the mission as enabling influencers to live off their content and bring fans closer to their idols. The product focuses on a variety of interaction types, from playing games with creators to on-stream challenges, and monetization is driven directly by audience purchases. Streamloots collects and packages interactions from players across different video games and sells those interaction packages back to the players so they can commercialize them to their audiences. The company began activity in January 2018 in Spain and is headquartered in Cartagena (Murcia). It is present in more than 25 countries, monetizes activity from over 1,500 players and has 100,000 registered users. The team totals 10 employees (8 in Valencia, 1 in the U.S. and 1 in Mexico). Streamloots will use the new funding to double headcount and to expand its game-activity monetization business. The company recently closed a venture capital round of €500,000. Streamloots operates a platform that enables esports players and streamers to monetize fan interactions—from playing a match with a fan to giving Skype lessons or performing live. The company began activity in January in Spain and already reports presence in more than 20 countries. It maintains an office in Valencia and recently opened an office in California. Streamloots is preparing to double its team in the coming months and plans expansion into northern Europe and increased presence across the Americas. Financially, the company has received €200k in convertible instruments and is pursuing further convertible funding to complete a larger round. The sector is internet/software (streamer monetization) and the operation is described as venture capital activity.