• Freightify

  Led · Series A · Oct 2023

  Freightify is a Singapore-based digital freight forwarder company. The firm provides digital freight forwarding services. According to filings, Freightify has raised an additional $2.4 million in its Series A round. The funding was provided by Trail Mix Ventures and Rainmaking. The transaction was disclosed in filings with the Accounting and Corporate Regulatory Authority (ACRA). No other operational metrics, valuation, or use-of-proceeds details were reported in the article. Freightify is described in the article as a software-as-a-service (SaaS) company. The report highlights a $12 million Series A fundraise for the company. The financing was executed as a mix of equity and debt. Investors named in the article include Sequoia Capital India, TMV and Alteria Capital, alongside other existing backers. The round was the sole $12 million transaction noted in the day's funding roundup on February 2, 2023. No operating metrics, product details, founding year, or location are provided in the article. Freightify provides white-label rate management and e-booking tools that let freight forwarders set up online stores and automate pricing and bookings. The platform integrates with transport management systems and pulls pricing from carrier APIs or automates entry of offline contract rates. Freightify says its technology has handled more than $400 million in freight revenue and $2 billion in gross merchandise volume and it serves customers in 10 countries. Its customers range from forwarders handling about 250 shipments a year to those handling more than 100,000. Founded in 2016 by Raghavendran Viswanathan and originally launched as FreightBro, the company evolved into an automated rate-management system. Freightify plans to use funding to expand into the United States and Europe and is piloting a closed-group data-sharing product later this year.

• viboo

  Participated · Seed · Sep 2023

  viboo targets the energy inefficiency of Europe’s existing building stock by offering an IoT-based retrofit kit composed of smart thermostats, room sensors and connectivity modules. Its AI software integrates with legacy heating and building systems, allowing property owners to lower energy consumption without installing an entirely new building-management system. This lowers both cost and implementation complexity for customers pursuing decarbonization goals. The company positions itself as a technology partner for large-scale, energy-efficient building operations across Europe. With fresh funding and a broadened investor base, viboo plans to accelerate international expansion, prioritising the German market as a key growth lever. Financially, the company closed a CHF 3.3 million financing round in October 2025 and has now secured an additional, undisclosed investment to fuel its scale-up phase.

• RideTandem

  Participated · Equity · Jul 2023

  RideTandem operates a mobility-as-a-service platform focused on transport outside cities and towns, connecting people in transport poverty with employment opportunities. The company offers two mobile apps—one for passengers and one for drivers—and a proprietary dispatch system with driver and fleet management features. It works flexibly with local transport partners to integrate with existing systems while providing fully managed customer service, 24/7 support, and digital ticketing. Employers receive a dashboard with operational data such as attendance to help adjust shifts; customers include DPD, Lidl, Next, Royal Mail, Direct Table Foods and staffing agencies Reed, First Call Contract Services, and Everest People Solutions. RideTandem plans to use the new funding to expand operations and broaden its business reach. The team was founded by Alex Shapland-Howes, Tatseng Chiam, and Huw McLeod and is based in London, UK. The raise increased the company’s total funding to £5M. RideTandem operates outside cities and large towns to close the transport gap by working with taxi, minicab and coach companies to deliver block-bookable commuter services subsidised by employers. The company has a proprietary dispatch system with driver and fleet management features and an app for drivers, and a passenger app designed for block-booking, flexible payments and live vehicle tracking. Employers underwrite route risk and can subsidise or fully cover fares as a talent and retention investment, while independent local transport providers gain a reliable revenue stream and digital ticketing support. RideTandem reports revenue growth of tenfold for two consecutive years and trips on its services currently create an annualised CO2 offset of about 1,000 metric tons versus equivalent car journeys; the average RideTandem vehicle carries more than 20 passengers. The business model is positioned as both impact-driven and commercially sustainable, and the team plans to expand the service to a wider range of workers and geographies while emphasising environmental benefits.

• Everimpact

  Participated · Seed · Dec 2022

  Everimpact offers an MRV platform that combines satellite data, ground sensors and AI to measure greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions in real time and certify emissions and sequestration data. The platform lets cities and industries identify reduction opportunities and access carbon finance to fund decarbonisation projects. Everimpact is working with Dijon (with EDF), British cities (in partnership with BT), and partners with Hitachi Systems in Japan to monitor municipal forest sequestration. It is also developing a shipping measurement solution being trialed onboard a Mitsubishi Corporation Group vessel and available through an Early Adopter Program. Headquartered at Station F in Paris and founded by former UN executives, the start-up recently closed a seed funding round. The company plans to use the funding to expand carbon monitoring and monetisation capabilities for cities globally and to scale its shipping measurement solution.

• 7879

  Led · Seed · Nov 2022

  7879 is a modern-day jewellery house founded by Sach Kukadia and Ben Flowers that sells items produced from bullion priced in real-time by weight. Customers can buy or "invest in" non-diluted pieces of pure precious metals and track metal value through a personalised online portfolio. The company says customers can sell back items regardless of condition for the prevailing price of gold or platinum, so resale prices are governed by international market prices. All pieces originate from responsibly mined or recycled sources, adding a sustainability element. 7879 aims to transform the jewellery industry by bringing price transparency and liquidity to consumers. The startup self-reportedly reached an annual revenue run rate of £2 million within its first year of launch.

No current team members are available.