Participated · Series B · Aug 2026

Wordsmith offers a legal AI platform organized around four actions—Receive, Route, Resolve, and Record—to centralize requests from email, Slack, Salesforce, Teams and informal business questions. The platform applies a legal team’s playbook to handle routine work and routes matters to lawyers when judgment or risk assessment is required. Wordsmith reports more than 500 in-house teams use its solution to organize, route and complete legal work and to reduce reliance on outside counsel. The company was founded by CEO Ross McNairn, CTO Volodymyr Giginiak, and COO Robbie Falkenthal and is headquartered in Edinburgh, with offices in London and New York City. Following the $70M Series B, Wordsmith plans to expand operations and accelerate product development efforts. The article did not disclose revenue, valuation, or prior funding amounts.

Led · Series B · Jun 2026

Founded in 2024 by Shay Levi, Larissa Schneider, and Adi Azarya, Unframe provides a managed delivery model and an open platform called The Framery to implement enterprise AI solutions rapidly. Its approach pairs core platform components with hands-on delivery so solutions can run in a customer's cloud, on-premises, or as a managed SaaS offering without tying customers to a single large language model. Commercially, Unframe reached $100 million in total contract value within its first twelve months and reported 400% net revenue retention, with roughly half of customers converting to paid contracts under an outcome-based pricing model. The company employs about 120 people across Cupertino, Tel Aviv, and Berlin. Near-term plans announced alongside the Series B include expanding delivery capacity, investing further in The Framery, and adding senior leadership to support growth.

Participated · Series C · Mar 2026

9fin combines proprietary data, analytics, and AI-driven workflows into a single platform aimed at credit professionals operating across loan, bond, and private credit markets. The company centralizes information that often resides in data rooms, emails, and PDFs to fuel its AI capabilities and speed up sourcing, analysis, and monitoring of debt opportunities. 9fin serves more than 300 banks, asset managers, law firms, and advisory firms and reports multiple consecutive years of 100% ARR growth and industry-leading retention. The firm is expanding its proprietary dataset and accelerating product development following its Series C. It is scaling its presence in the United States while maintaining offices in London, New York, Hong Kong, and Belfast. 9fin was founded by Steven Hunter and Hussam EL-Sheikh.

Participated · Series A · Dec 2025

Cellular Origins, led by CEO Edwin Stone, provides a factory-led automation platform that adapts to existing cell-therapy manufacturing processes and facilities. Its Constellation ecosystem integrates mobile robotics and automated sterile welding with established bioprocess instruments to streamline and scale production. The technology is already in use by industry leaders such as Cytiva, Fresenius Kabi, Thermo Fisher Scientific and Wilson Wolf, demonstrating early commercial adoption. With fresh capital, the company plans to expand its commercial team and widen the range of unit operations that can be integrated into Constellation. It also intends to build the systems and infrastructure required for full manufacturing and services scale-up. Looking ahead, Cellular Origins aims to extend its capabilities beyond cell therapies into the broader Advanced Therapy Medicinal Products (ATMP) sector, positioning itself for growth in adjacent markets.

Led · Series A · Dec 2025

Founded in 2023, Barcelona-based Titan OS supplies an Android-based smart-TV operating system to brands such as Philips and JVC, reaching 18 million users across Europe and Latin America. The software aggregates broadcast TV, subscription streaming apps and more than 100 free ad-supported (FAST) channels, using viewer data to shorten content-discovery time. Titan OS monetises through home-screen and in-stream advertising, placement of partner FAST services and shoppable ad formats, driving a 10× revenue increase over the past two years. TV makers adopt the platform to capture ongoing ad and content revenue that now often surpasses hardware margins. The company employs roughly 200 people in Barcelona, Amsterdam and Taipei. With fresh capital, Titan OS plans to expand local-language FAST offerings, add product and sales staff and secure additional partnerships. Management expects to maintain its rapid growth trajectory and pursue another financing round in 2025.