Participated · Equity · Aug 2026

Neocrete develops additives that allow low-quality fly ash and volcanic ash to replace 30%–50% of cement in concrete while maintaining strength, durability, and workability. Founded in 2018 in New Zealand, the company positions its technology as both lower-carbon and lower-cost compared with conventional cement. Its technology is commercially deployed in Southeast Asia, including Readymix Brunei, which has poured 3,700 cubic metres of Neocrete concrete and achieved a 25% reduction in embodied carbon, avoiding about 215 tonnes of CO2 and saving nearly $20,000. The company expects a much larger deployment at Brunei’s Muara Port redevelopment, projected to use ~65,000 cubic metres of Neocrete concrete, save about $300,000 and avoid roughly 5,200 tonnes of CO2. With the recent $3.5M raise, Neocrete plans to expand into European and U.S. markets and scale further commercial deployments.

Led · Equity · Apr 2026

Founded in 2020 in South Korea and described in the article as Singapore-based, injewelme develops AI and data-driven preventive and personalised healthcare solutions. Its flagship contactless monitoring technology, DeepHealthVision (DHV), uses remote photoplethysmography to analyse over 20 vital health parameters in roughly 30 seconds via a camera. injewelme also builds predictive AI (DeepHealthNet) to analyse personal health data and a Gamified Health Management app aimed at children and adolescents. In real-world pilots with SingHealth Polyclinics and private partners, DHV demonstrated about 95% detection accuracy. The company plans to expand DHV's parameter set (including blood glucose, stress index, fatigue, and hydration) and pursue customer acquisition in Singapore and broader Southeast Asia. Coverage notes potential deployments across healthcare, eldercare, insurance, and workforce safety but does not disclose revenue or other operating metrics.

Participated · Series A · Apr 2023

BlueMark provides independent impact verification and intelligence to investors and other market participants, assessing impact management practices and the completeness and reliability of impact reporting. Its verification methodologies draw on industry standards and frameworks including the Impact Management Project, the Operating Principles for Impact Management, PRI, SDG Impact, and the EU's SFDR. The company was founded in January 2020 as a spinoff from Tideline and is led by CEO Christina Leijonhufvud. BlueMark has completed 125 verifications to date for investors with a combined $206 billion in impact AUM. The firm sells verification and intelligence services to the impact and sustainable investing market and intends to use new funds to expand operations and broaden its business reach. BlueMark provides independent impact verification services that assess both Impact Management Practice (systems and processes) and Impact Performance (reporting approaches) for investors and companies. The firm has completed more than 60 impact verifications across a broad range of asset managers and asset owners. Its services also cover impact labeling and classification (including alignment with SFDR and the UN SDGs) and ESG practices and performance reporting by portfolio companies and fund managers. BlueMark is an independent subsidiary of Tideline and is led by CEO Christina Leijonhufvud. The company plans to use the new funding to expand its verification services across different industries and geographies. BlueMark’s mission is to strengthen trust in impact investing and increase accountability for impact.