Participated · Seed · Jul 2026

Nexcade builds AI-driven software to address operational workflows in freight forwarding, where many processes still rely on email, spreadsheets and fragmented systems. The company focuses on interpreting unstructured information and supporting context-dependent decisions in freight operations. Founders mentioned by name in the announcement include Dan and Tasho, and the team has delivered a product already used by leading freight forwarders. Investors cited the founding team's deep understanding of freight-forwarding problems as a key reason for backing the company. The company has completed a $6M Seed raise led by Philipp Werner with participation from Connect Ventures, MMC Ventures, Entropy Industrial Capital and angels. No revenue or user metrics were disclosed in the announcement.

Participated · Seed · Jun 2026

Frontier Health develops an AI agent called Juno that works alongside NHS administrative staff to navigate systems, complete routine tasks such as booking appointments, identify risks, and help keep patients moving through care. Juno escalates to a human operator when it cannot understand a case. The company cites projections that healthcare systems may face a 10 million worker shortfall by 2030 and positions its product as a way to reduce administrative burden. One reported client is East Sussex Healthcare NHS Trust. Frontier Health was founded in 2024 by former Palantir healthcare lead Rachel Finegold and currently has a 12-person team. The startup raised £9.7m in its most recent round, bringing total funding to £11.9m and plans to use proceeds to expand across NHS trusts and grow its team.

Participated · Equity · May 2026

Slamcore develops spatial intelligence software that uses stereo cameras and proprietary visual AI to continuously track the position and behavior of industrial vehicles without GPS, beacons, floor markers or other infrastructure. Its products, Slamcore Aware and Slamcore Alert, provide facility-wide vehicle visibility and monitor driver behavior and proximity to pedestrians and structures. The company says its solutions are deployed across more than 30 facilities in Europe and North America and have scaled to hundreds of units in under two years. Headquartered in London, Slamcore has raised a total of $40 million following the latest $14 million round. Company leadership and investors emphasize the operational datasets produced by deployments as a foundation for future physical AI applications.

Participated · Series A · May 2026

Fifth Dimension unifies fragmented institutional and market data into a single intelligence layer and applies agentic AI to deliver analysis, surface risk, and prepare decisions for real-assets investors and managers. The platform integrates with existing systems (including Yardi, Dealpath and SharePoint) without requiring data migration and deploys in two weeks, consolidating structured and unstructured documents into an auditable view. The company reports client outcomes such as 5x more capital deployed with the same team, a 5% increase in net operating income, underwriting complex deals in days rather than weeks, and reducing month-end close from 10 days to 3. Fifth Dimension says it runs trillions in assets on its platform and serves global investment managers, asset managers, lenders and family offices, with customers including BXP, Realty Income, Peachtree Group and Madison International Realty. The firm is certified ISO 27001 and SOC 2 Type II and keeps each client’s data within their environment with detailed audit trails. Founded in 2023 by Dr Kate Jarvis and Johnny Morris, the company is expanding its presence in the US and Asia Pacific while continuing product and team growth.

Participated · Equity · May 2026

LiveEO develops satellite-based monitoring systems and analytics to track risks along linear infrastructure corridors, including pipelines, railways, and power lines. Its Twinspector project is a dual-satellite constellation designed to capture high-resolution and three-dimensional imagery tailored to long, narrow infrastructure routes. The company intends Twinspector data to integrate with its existing analytics platforms to help operators detect threats like unauthorized construction, excavation, and vegetation encroachment earlier. LiveEO is developing the system with European partners and positions the project as part of expanding commercial Earth observation capabilities for infrastructure monitoring. The company’s current disclosed financing activity includes ESA program funding through the InCubed program to support Twinspector’s development.