Participated · Series A · Jul 2026

Gridcog builds energy modelling and simulation software used by businesses to plan and optimise decentralised clean energy projects. Its platform is already deployed by several global enterprises, including Shell, Greenvolt, Perth Airport, AGL and Ausnet Services. The company is Australian-founded and operates offices across the UK, Europe and Australia. Gridcog plans to use the $12.5 million Series A to deepen its technology platform and expand its commercial, customer and product teams. The company positions its software as significantly faster and more transparent than traditional spreadsheet-based modelling, aiming to support more bankable and accelerated energy transition projects.

Led · Equity · Jun 2026

Aidalos develops cognitive AI agents that combine analysis, reasoning and decision-support designed for tasks where traceability, quality assurance and transparency are critical. The company positions its solutions for use in infrastructure, industry, medicine and health, and has highlighted projects and collaborations with partners such as IBM as well as presentations at MIT. Aidalos plans to use the new capital to expand in the U.S., strengthen sales and commercialization, and build larger technical teams in Trondheim and Oslo. DNV cited the company’s focus on explainability and trust as key for applications in infrastructure, energy and risk management. The firm attracted a diverse investor base in the recent raise, signaling cross-industry interest. The company completed a NOK 15.5 million capital round, exceeding its NOK 10 million minimum target.

Participated · Equity · Mar 2026

Ofiniti provides a digital platform for maritime fuel operations that handles scheduling, operational coordination, and automated digital documentation for conventional and alternative fuels including LNG, methanol, biofuels, and ammonia. The company reported processing more than 25,000 bunker operations in 2025, including 500,000 metric tonnes of alternative fuels, and serves more than 50 customers globally. Ofiniti claims roughly 40% market share in Singapore and has expanded across Europe, West Africa, and the Amsterdam–Rotterdam–Antwerp region, supported by adoption from major fuel suppliers and shipping companies. Its platform is designed to improve efficiency, saving an average of 45 minutes per delivery, and the company expects volumes to increase significantly in 2026. Ofiniti spun out of DNV in 2024, is headquartered in Copenhagen, and recently acquired Singapore-based Angsana Technology to bolster its Asia‑Pacific presence.

Led · Equity · Jan 2026

Founded in 2017, Recare builds a software-as-a-service platform that digitally streamlines discharge management and aftercare for hospitals and other care providers. Its newly announced AI agent sits on top of existing hospital IT systems, coordinating clinical and administrative workflows, automating routine tasks such as medical letters and handover protocols, and structuring data from PDFs, scans, and free text into interoperable formats. By reducing manual paperwork, the system targets the growing skills shortages faced by healthcare professionals. The company plans to use new capital to broaden product development, roll out the AI agent across more facilities, and expand internationally beyond its current German customer base. Recare’s most recent growth financing provides up to €37 million of additional capital, making DNV its largest shareholder. While no revenue or user counts were disclosed, the sizeable round underscores investor confidence in the company’s market traction and expansion ambitions.

Participated · Series A · Jan 2026

SkyFi is an Austin-based Earth-intelligence company offering a web platform, mobile app and developer APIs that make satellite imagery ordering and analytics simple and affordable. Its network of more than 50 imagery partners spans optical, SAR, hyperspectral and aerial data sources, enabling users in defense, energy, finance, agriculture, infrastructure, insurance and other sectors to derive actionable insights without specialized GIS expertise. The dual-use platform supports both civilian and military customers, featuring flexible ordering, transparent pricing and built-in AI analytics. In 2025 the company launched custom platforms for Vantor (formerly Maxar Intelligence), ICEYE US and Planet to provide instant access to high-resolution imagery. SkyFi was also selected for NATO’s DIANA 2026 Challenge Programme, highlighting its relevance to defense innovation. With fresh capital, the team plans to enhance its user interface, expand analytical tools and deepen partnerships with additional satellite operators to broaden its on-demand data offerings.