Led · Equity · Sep 2025

Capsol Technologies develops the CapsolEoP carbon capture process aimed at improving carbon capture efficiency and lowering costs. The company pursues joint R&D and testing with partners to advance its technology. Capsol has expanded its commercial collaboration with Munters to combine its capture process with Munters' mass transfer and mist elimination solutions. The firms are embarking on a coordinated go-to-market strategy to serve more projects. CEO Wendy Lam described a strategic shift toward a carbon capture platform to make carbon capture, utilisation and storage easier to buy by pairing technology leadership with strong partners. Capsol was selected to deliver a feasibility study of its CapsolEoP technology at a biomass-fired combined heat-and-power plant in Europe.

Participated · Equity · May 2024

AgriWebb offers an all-in-one livestock management software platform that simplifies farming operations and provides insights to improve ranch productivity and practices. The platform is used to manage over 23 million head of livestock across more than 150 million acres in 18 countries, with strong presence in Australia, the UK, the US, and Brazil. AgriWebb partners with major food companies and programs, including McDonald’s, USDA’s Climate Smart Commodities collaborations, and Cargill in Brazil. In May 2024 the company closed a $7.2M (AU$11M) funding round. The company plans to use the funds to enhance platform capabilities, particularly to connect on‑farm data with global food brands and retailers. AgriWebb focuses on beef cattle production customers and on integrating farm-level data with supply-chain partners. Founded in 2014 by fifth‑generation farmers, AgriWebb offers a connected livestock business management platform that turns everyday on‑farm data into actionable insights for profitability, efficiency, and sustainability. Its digital solutions are used to manage animal records, productivity and land stewardship across a unified agtech ecosystem the company is expanding. AgriWebb is trusted by over 16,000 farmers, manages more than 19 million animals and 136 million acres of land, and is adding roughly 250 new users each month. The company plans to roll out new partnerships, features and capabilities to support improved animal productivity and sustainable land stewardship and to expand early‑stage U.S. partnerships such as RanchBot and RanchSense. AgriWebb is also participating in USDA Partnerships for Climate‑Smart Commodities grant projects to launch carbon‑smart initiatives with partners led by Trust in Food and American Farmland Trust. AgriWebb offers a mobile-first farm-management and record-keeping app built around a visual, map-based interface with drag-and-drop functionality tailored for livestock producers. The product includes task lists per field, inputs tracking for pasture and complementary cropping, and decision-support reports on stocking rates, fertility, sales, treatments, and feed. Much data is currently entered by farmers, and the company is working to integrate electronic ID tags, soil sensors, and point-of-sale platforms to automate data flows and connect to supply chains. AgriWebb emphasizes a bottom-up approach targeting smaller producers who largely do not track animals individually; it cites that 80% of producers don’t track livestock individually. The company has over 300 clients across roughly 400–500 farms in Australia. Management plans to explore expansion into the US market in the future, likely via a local partner to adapt to varied livestock management techniques.

Participated · Series B · Jan 2023

Qvantum develops and supplies heat pump generation technology tailored for urban apartment buildings and district systems. Its core product adapts heat pump configurations to specific building interiors and external thermal-transfer capacity. The systems include a connected control platform that reports to Qvantum's operational centre and enables data extraction and publication to support building operators or residents. Qvantum positions its technology as a decarbonisation solution for densely populated district networks that have historically favoured cheaper gas-fired heating. The article cites strong Nordic activity in large heat-pump projects and high Swedish uptake of heat pumps as market context for Qvantum's expansion. Qvantum announced an SEK 460 million (€41.2 million) fundraise backed by Thomas von Koch and IKEA's investment arm Ikeasfaren.