Led · Series F · Jul 2026

ThreatLocker provides a Zero Trust cybersecurity platform that enforces allowlisting, Ringfencing™, and controls for network and cloud access to prevent known and unknown threats. The company reports protecting more than 70,000 organizations worldwide and has expanded its international footprint with offices in Orlando, Dublin, Dubai, and Brisbane, and plans to open a Reading, U.K. office. Its platform has been extended to cover Zero Trust Network Access and Zero Trust Cloud Access from a single dashboard. ThreatLocker plans to invest the new capital in AI-related security controls, further platform development, and continued international growth. The company has been recognized on the Inc. 5000 list for two consecutive years. Recent investors in the business include Elephant, D. E. Shaw Ventures, Arthur Ventures, and Koch Disruptive Technologies following prior investment by Elephant.

Led · Series B · Jul 2026

TJM Labs provides a pharmacy AI platform that replaces manual processes with advanced algorithms to increase efficiency and accuracy in medication dispensing and management. The platform is currently automating over 500,000 pharmacy tasks daily across more than 450 pharmacies, indicating meaningful customer adoption and scale. The company has made two acquisitions to enhance its technology and service offerings. With the new $75 million Series B, TJM Labs plans to expand operations and accelerate development efforts. TJM Labs is headquartered in Wilmington, DE and is positioning itself to challenge traditional, manual pharmacy workflows.

Led · Series A · May 2026

Tekst develops process-intelligence software that automatically reconstructs and maps messy, end-to-end back-office processes from emails, PDFs and other digital traces. Its platform connects to systems like SAP, Salesforce and Microsoft to surface how messages trigger actions and to identify repetitive work ripe for automation. Customers named in coverage include Daikin Europe N.V., Colruyt Group, Securex and Becton Dickinson. The company had 35 employees at the time of the raise and plans to double headcount by year-end, prioritizing engineering and go-to-market hires. Tekst was founded in Ghent in 2022 by Wouter Janssen (CEO) and Tiebe Parmentier (CTO). The new funding is intended to accelerate product development and international expansion.

Led · Series A · Dec 2025

Founded in 2017, Evertrust has transitioned from a digital-trust consultancy into a full-stack software vendor offering Horizon for automated certificate lifecycle management and Stream for complete PKI infrastructure. The combined solution lets organisations issue, govern and renew digital certificates across servers, mobile devices, connected objects, on-premises systems and SaaS environments. Evertrust recently earned CSPN certification from the French National Cybersecurity Agency (ANSSI), bolstering its appeal to public-sector and regulated customers. All products are designed and hosted in Europe to meet digital-sovereignty requirements and comply with eIDAS and NIST standards. With demand for short-lived, high-volume certificates rising, the firm positions itself as a one-stop shop where most rivals cover only PKI or CLM individually. Proceeds from its latest funding will help triple sales and technical headcount over five years and support a shift from direct sales in France to an MSSP-focused reseller network across Europe and beyond.

Led · Series A · Sep 2025

Ultralytics builds and maintains the Ultralytics YOLO (You Only Look Once) family of open-source computer-vision models, which enable real-time object detection and image segmentation at the edge. Its technology is deployed across industries such as agriculture, manufacturing, healthcare, robotics, retail, logistics, and autonomous driving. The company’s models have attracted over 1 million developers, receive more than 2 billion daily usages, and have earned 115,000+ GitHub stars, making the repository the world’s fifth most-starred in GitHub’s 2024 Octoverse Report. Profitable since inception, Ultralytics introduced an enterprise licensing model in 2023 that supports secure, large-scale deployments for customers including Siemens, STMicroelectronics, and Duolingo. The firm has registered 115+ million Python package downloads and continues to expand its commercial footprint without heavy prior funding. With fresh capital, Ultralytics plans to accelerate YOLO R&D, scale its enterprise solutions engineering and go-to-market teams, and deepen its ecosystem of application-layer products. The company will also grow community engagement through initiatives such as its annual YOLO Vision event in London. Ultimately, Ultralytics’ mission is to simplify and democratize AI, bringing high-performance vision capabilities to organizations worldwide.