Participated · Series D · Aug 2026

NavVis provides survey-grade mobile reality capture systems (NavVis VLX and NavVis MLX) and an enterprise cloud platform, NavVis IVION, which together create and manage spatial twins of industrial plants, construction sites and buildings. The company says it captures and processes large volumes of spatial data at roughly 10x the speed of traditional methods and that more than two billion square meters now live on its platform, with more than a billion square meters added in 2025 alone. Over 150,000 users across engineering, maintenance and construction teams rely on NavVis, and the firm counts over 1,500 customers in more than 50 countries, including BMW, Volkswagen, Toyota, Mercedes-Benz, ExxonMobil and Siemens. NavVis has partnerships with technology providers such as SAP, NVIDIA and Autodesk and highlights use cases from reducing downtime to enabling robotics planning and training industrial foundational models. With the Series D funding, NavVis plans to scale its capture infrastructure, expand spatial data turnover, deepen its AI and intelligence layer, and grow its market presence, particularly in the U.S.

Led · Series B · Nov 2025

Founded in 2013 by Alex Mattos and Steve Uhrmacher, i6 Group offers a unified, cloud-based platform that digitizes the historically paper-based aviation fueling process. The software gives airlines, fuel suppliers, and ground handlers real-time visibility into fueling operations, improving safety, efficiency, and carbon-emission performance. Its technology is deployed at over 200 airports worldwide and counts British Airways, JetBlue, KLM, Air Canada, Virgin Atlantic, Menzies Aviation, PrimeFlight, Shell Aviation, Q8 Aviation, and World Fuel among its customers. Headquartered in Farnborough, U.K., the company generates revenue by licensing its SaaS platform to these aviation organizations. The recent Series B financing strengthens the balance sheet and enables expanded investment in technology and data infrastructure. Proceeds will also support international expansion and the hiring of additional product and customer-success talent. With a broadened investor base and fresh capital, i6 aims to accelerate adoption of its fuel-management solution across new geographies and customer segments.

Led · Series B · Dec 2024

Embotech is a Zurich, Switzerland–based company developing autonomous driving solutions for industrial logistics, with a focus on Automated Vehicle Marshalling (AVM) for car factories and Autonomous Terminal Tractors (ATT) for ports and yards. The company leverages real-time optimization technology developed since 2013 and offers a Level 4 AV kit using LIDAR, cameras and GPS with localization accuracy under 5 cm. Embotech has secured multi-year rollout contracts, notably with BMW to install its AVM solution in six passenger car factories worldwide by the end of 2025; the rollout began in late 2023 and is already operational in Dingolfing and Leipzig, with Regensburg in progress and Spartanburg planned. The AVM solution is currently driving hundreds of cars per day and is expected to scale to several thousands per day in early 2025. For port logistics, Embotech validated its ATT technology in a 24/7 port environment and is preparing a major rollout in the port of Rotterdam, with 30 electric ATTs slated for deployment over the next two years. The company intends to use recent funding to scale its AVM and ATT offerings across Europe, the United States, the Middle East and Asia. Embotech builds optimization and virtual-driver software (FORCESPRO and PRODRIVER) to enable L4 autonomy for vehicles and robotics on private grounds such as distribution centers, ports, car factories and mines. Its stack supports autonomous, fully electric vehicles that can perform all driving tasks and autonomously charge, and the company says few rivals combine L4 systems with autonomous charging robotics. Embotech’s technology has won multiple awards, most recently the Swiss Technology Award 2021. The team has grown to about 45 people while developing its core products. The company is deploying L4 systems into serial production for car OEM factory logistics starting mid-2022, has run 24/7 autonomous mining operations since late 2020, and plans logistics-yard production by end of 2022. Embotech plans to grow its team by 50% over the next two years and use the new capital to robustify products and accelerate deployments on private grounds. A partnership with ZF aims to develop complementary products, a global TaaS solution and an intelligent automated cruise control with predictive energy management.

Led · Series D · Jun 2022

Platform.sh offers an end-to-end platform that abstracts web app infrastructure, enabling development teams to build, host and scale websites and web applications while reducing the need for IT and cloud operations. The platform supports multiple languages and frameworks, provides a dashboard for managing databases and workflows, creates production replicas for testing and sharing, and versions infrastructure changes while resolving build dependencies and tests automatically. Founded in 2015 by Fred Plais, Damien Tournoud and Ori Pekelman, the company serves roughly 5,000 customers including Adobe, Nestlé, the Financial Times and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, as well as universities and government organizations. Platform.sh reports $45 million in annual recurring revenue, up 50% from 2021. It currently has around 340 employees and plans to grow to over 400 in the next year, focusing hires in North America and Western Europe. The company has offices in France, Germany, the U.S. and the U.K., and says it will use recent funding to hire and "double down" on automation. Platform.sh is an idea-to-cloud application platform that simplifies cloud infrastructures with git-driven technology to develop, test, deploy and run cloud-based web applications. It supports enterprise-scale production environments with an automated cloud and rapid cloning technology that can spin up exact clones of live web applications in less than 60 seconds. The platform reports a 90% reduction in DevOps efforts versus DIY solutions and 40% improved productivity compared with managed hosting providers. More than 650 enterprise customers and thousands of self-serve and enterprise customers worldwide use Platform.sh, including Magento, Gap Inc., The Financial Times, the British Council and Hachette Book Group. The company reported 110% year-over-year revenue growth and plans to use the new funding to accelerate its go-to-market strategy in North America and support its rapidly growing customer base. Platform.sh is headquartered in Paris and San Francisco and positions itself to unify production, testing and development workflows across industry verticals.

Led · Series B · Mar 2022

HeyJobs, founded in 2016 by Marius Luther and Marius Jeuck, is a Berlin-based HR tech firm that uses AI to match essential talent with employers. Its platform helps employers recruit across roughly 100 professions, including lorry drivers, nurses, and electricians. The company says its AI has advanced from identifying basic job categories to matching highly specific profiles, such as qualified intensive care nurses willing to work three-night shifts. HeyJobs reported it was responsible for around 1% of all German hires in 2021. It has raised $47 million in a Series B to further apply AI in talent acquisition and to expand its data and business teams in Germany. The startup positions itself to address a large addressable market of essential workers across Europe. HeyJobs is a talent-acquisition platform that leverages machine learning to match candidates with job profiles and attract applicants via targeted marketing across channels such as Facebook, Instagram and job platforms. It offers a personalized application and assessment flow that the company says delivers high-quality, hireable candidates and enables "predictable hiring" at scale. The startup serves more than 500 enterprise clients, including UPS, PayPal, Five Guys, Vodafone and Securitas, and typically sells to talent-acquisition teams at large employers. HeyJobs generates revenue through a mix of subscription fees and per-hire success fees, and says its cost per hire is typically a fraction of job boards or staffing firms. Founded in 2016 and launched the following year in Berlin, the company focuses on industries with high-volume hiring such as logistics, retail and hospitality and aims to address shrinking European workforces by making recruitment more scalable.