Industrya
Rue Jean Potier 1, Seraing, Liège, 4100, Belgium
Overview
Industrya is a hands-on investment fund that operates exclusively in the Industry 4.0, energy, and new materials sectors.
- Total investments
- 8
- Lead investments
- 2
- Investments · 12mo
- 1
- Active investors
- 0
Investment portfolio
- PureNat
Participated · Equity · Oct 2025
Purenat develops proprietary filtration systems aimed at removing pollutants from the air in industrial and other environments. The company has advanced beyond the prototype stage and is now working to deliver a finalized, reproducible product suitable for large-scale manufacturing. Its technology has attracted strategic interest from John Cockerill’s Industrya fund, which could also help speed market adoption through its decarbonisation and air-treatment activities. Financially, Purenat has just secured €2 million in fresh equity capital and plans to supplement this with bank loans before year-end. Previous backer Skalepark, which first invested in 2023, remains on the cap table. The new funds will be directed toward scaling production capabilities and completing industrial certification of the product.
- SpotLight
Participated · Series A · Aug 2023
SpotLight develops noninvasive subsurface surveillance solutions for geological CO2 storage using proprietary algorithms to analyze large volumes of subsurface data. Its technology emphasizes speed, enhanced deployability, and reduced need for intrusive fieldwork to improve monitoring of carbon storage. SpotLight demonstrated CO2 monitoring capability in the GreenSand pilot injection offshore Denmark in early 2023 and has projects onshore and offshore in Canada and Denmark. The company plans to expedite its product development roadmap and expand into emissions-intensive industries such as steel, concrete, and chemicals. Financially, SpotLight previously raised a €500,000 seed round in 2020 and has now completed a $6.68 million Series A to support growth and commercialization.
- Enosis
Participated · Equity · Dec 2022
Enosis develops equipment based on biological methanation to boost production of renewable or low‑carbon gas from CO2 and non‑reusable waste, suitable for injection into existing gas networks. Its solutions can be coupled with electrolysis in a Power‑to‑Gas architecture to store surplus renewable electricity and serve low‑carbon mobility applications. The technology was developed with academic partners and has received financial support from Bpifrance and the Occitanie Region; Enosis won the 2020 i‑Nov competition. The company targets industrial customers in the waste‑treatment sector and participates in territorial decarbonization programs such as Vilagil. Management says the new capital will accelerate the industrialization and deployment of its offer. Historical shareholders include KIC InnoEnergy SE.
- Qviro
Participated · Equity · Aug 2022
Qviro digitises the procurement process for industrial technology such as robots and machines by collecting professional user reviews and market insights. The company positions itself as a review-driven marketplace for Industry 4.0 buyers and sellers. It collects reviews to help buyers make choices and to generate market insights. Qviro sells those data and insights to large industrial companies as part of its monetisation strategy. The startup plans to use new funding to unveil an online marketplace for Industry 4.0. The company was founded by Sven De Donder and Jorg Hendrikx and is based in Belgium.
- Aloxy
Led · Equity · Jun 2022
Aloxy develops plug-and-play Industrial IoT technology and a valve monitoring system combining wireless sensors (LPWAN/LoRaWAN) with its Aloxy IIoT Hub platform to manage device fleets and feed sensor data to clients. Launched as a 2018 spin-off from imec and the University of Antwerp, the company focuses on chemical and energy customers, with early demand from Europe followed by the US and interest in South America and Asia. Product offerings include an annual valve monitoring system and continued prototyping of Aloxy.Connect to integrate PT100 temperature and 4-20 mA probes. Planned product work includes launching Ex-certified (explosion-proof) wireless sensors and expanding the Aloxy IIoT Hub to support third-party sensors and multiple network protocols. The company is pursuing certifications including ISO27001 and country-specific Ex certifications to accelerate industrial adoption. Aloxy says it will grow its European and US sales teams as part of its scale-up strategy.
Team
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