• Twelve Labs

  Participated · Series B · Jul 2026

  TwelveLabs develops foundational video models and an end-to-end video cognition platform that converts raw video into structured, searchable intelligence. Its Marengo 3.0 model provides advanced video embeddings and its Pegasus 1.5 model extracts structured scene boundaries, entities, and temporal segments; both models are distributed via TwelveLabs’ API and Amazon Bedrock. The company has begun moving beyond models into a full-stack agentic architecture that maintains persistent, compoundable memory of indexed video and ships application-layer products such as Rodeo. TwelveLabs counts customers and traction in media and entertainment and is expanding into government and other verticals including advertising, security, sports, and automotive. It operates R&D in San Francisco and Seoul and plans geographic expansion with new offices in New York and London. The company also maintains a strategic partnership with AWS, including optimization on Trainium chips and prioritized model launches on AWS.

• Liom

  Participated · Series A · Dec 2025

  Founded in 2017 in Schwyz, Liom (formerly Spiden) is building a wearable that measures glucose non-invasively using a miniaturised Raman spectroscopy platform. The technology achieves 12× higher light throughput than lab-scale devices, enabling smartwatch-sized hardware with more than 24-hour battery life. Liom has already demonstrated calibration-free glucose measurement on over 130 subjects and plans to launch its first commercial product in 2028. The company positions its device as a breakthrough over existing continuous glucose monitors that rely on microneedles, targeting mass-market adoption among consumers and athletes. Recent progress shifts the firm from pure R&D toward product development and commercialisation, supported by new board member and investor Marc Maurer, former co-CEO of On Running. To date, Liom has raised €67.6 million in venture funding, giving it resources to scale manufacturing and prepare for regulatory and market entry.

• Algori

  Participated · Equity · Dec 2025

  Algori is a Madrid-based purchase and behavioural data platform serving the fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG) sector. It collects physical and digital receipts through its consumer apps and uses a proprietary AI classification engine to transform every line item into SKU-level, retailer-specific data. The resulting dataset gives manufacturers and retailers timely visibility into full basket composition, store-level pricing shifts, purchase missions and shopper leakage, filling the gaps left by traditional household panels of 4,000–20,000 participants. Customers use Algori’s insights to inform distribution, pricing, promotions, assortment and category strategies across increasingly consolidated European retail markets. The company plans to expand its shopper panel into Poland, Germany and France, followed by Latin America, while also broadening behavioural data collection and rolling out new AI-driven insight tools. Including the latest growth capital round, Algori has raised a total of €7.5 million to date.

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