Led · Equity · Jul 2026

Silicon Microgravity commercialises MEMS-based sensing technologies spun out of Cambridge University, developing high-performance accelerometers, gyroscopes and MEMS gravimeters. The company targets two primary markets: inertial navigation—offering smaller, higher-accuracy MEMS accelerometers and gyroscopes—and gravity sensing, providing compact gravimeters for surveys and alternative navigation. Its technology is positioned for applications across defence, space, aerospace, robotics and geophysics, and the company says its MEMS accelerometers are already supporting advanced space programmes and satellite-enabled mineral exploration. SMG emphasizes production for extreme operating environments and is focused on scaling UK manufacturing and semiconductor production capacity. Early support included BP during development for oil and gas applications, and the company reports growing commercial validation from global customers and partners.

Participated · Series B · Oct 2025

Formalize is a Copenhagen-based compliance software company founded in 2021 that centralises and automates governance, risk and compliance (GRC) workflows. Its platform supports multiple frameworks, including NIS2, DORA, ISO 27001, GDPR and SOC 2, allowing SMEs to consolidate requirements and respond quickly to regulatory changes. Initially launched as Whistleblower Software, the company has since expanded into broader risk, privacy and data compliance and now serves organisations in more than 80 countries and over 12 languages. Formalize positions automation and AI at the core of its product to simplify compliance while preserving security and local expertise. The firm’s customer base numbers in the thousands of SMEs across Europe who face an increasingly complex regulatory landscape. With €50 million raised to date, the company is financially equipped to scale its offering. Recent funding will be used to open offices and grow local teams in key European markets such as the DACH region and France.

Led · Series A · Mar 2025

ATLANT 3D uses its direct atomic layer processing (DALP®) technology to place materials precisely at the atomic scale for optics, photonics, microelectronics, quantum computing, sensors and space applications. Its systems create complex structures in a single step, replacing multi-step fabrication and reducing material waste by 90 percent. Since its Series A, the company launched NANOFABRICATOR™ LITE and a prototype multimodular NANOFABRICATOR™ FLOW; the University of Vermont was the first purchaser of the LITE system. ATLANT 3D has established partnerships with over 50 industrial and research organizations, including STMicroelectronics, Sony and several Fortune 500 companies, and expanded its validated materials library to a potential 20 materials. The team has grown to more than 35 members and the company has filed 11 patents, with one granted in the U.S., Singapore, Japan and South Korea. With the Series A+ funding, ATLANT 3D plans to focus on technology leadership, industrial product development, broaden its application portfolio and strategic partnerships, and expand sales, marketing and commercial growth. ATLANT 3D Nanosystems is a Danish deep-tech company founded in 2018 that develops a fundamentally different micro- and nanofabrication platform for atomically precise advanced manufacturing of materials and electronics. Its Nanofabricator combines proprietary hardware and AI to enable direct patterning on complex surfaces, various substrates, wafers, and textured structures, and supports atomically precise processing in micro- and zero-gravity environments. The technology is positioned to replace multi-step cleanroom process flows, reducing processing time and cost from years or months to days while increasing flexibility for material innovation, prototyping, and production of micro- and nanodevices. ATLANT 3D reports it has secured a number of customers since 2020 across space, semiconductor, and electronics industries. The company plans to build a network of advanced manufacturing hubs (A-hubs) globally and to integrate its platform with other advanced technologies to enable a network-centric smart manufacturing infrastructure. The recently raised funding will be used to accelerate technology and product development and support expansion into the company's first international market.

Led · Equity · Mar 2025

Cercare Medical develops the CMN software platform that produces advanced perfusion maps for both CT and MRI, with proprietary biomarkers and fully automated, multi-vendor compatible post-processing. The platform is used to assess brain tissue pathologies across stroke, oncology, Alzheimer’s, dementia and COVID-19. The company reports yearly triple-digit growth and has been adopted by prominent stroke and oncology facilities in more than 23 countries. Leadership includes Jeppe Øvlesen (Chairman) and Kim Mouridsen (CEO). Cercare is deepening collaborations with partners such as Microsoft, Siemens, Blackford, Aidoc, SECTRA, TeraRecon and Viz.AI. The company plans to use the new funding to expand operations in the United States, the UK and selected European countries.

Led · Equity · Jun 2024

Care Hires provides a platform that connects care providers with agencies and offers AI-enhanced tools such as real-time analytics, compliance tracking, and workforce optimisation algorithms. The product is designed to optimise operations for both providers and agencies, improving efficiency, reducing costs, and supporting a fully compliant workforce. The company reports more than 19,000 workers on its platform and partnerships with over 1,000 agencies. In 2023 Care Hires processed over 2 million hours of care and saved care providers more than £18.7M. Leadership is headed by co-CEOs Suleman Sacranie and Nizam Bata, with Haveloch-Jones as COO and Tharaka De Alwis as CTO. The company plans to use new funding to enhance and expand its AI-driven services. Care Hires is a software solution that lets care providers hire on-demand healthcare staff more efficiently and effectively. Founded in 2020 and headquartered in London, the platform consolidates and fulfills temporary vacancies and reports overall savings in excess of 10% for providers. The company works with over 150 care services across the UK, has onboarded more than 1,000 healthcare staff, and has supplied over half a million hours requested by care providers. Care Hires is live and allows care providers and recruitment agencies to register on its platform. The recent investment will be used to amplify sales and marketing, bolster technology infrastructure, and support the launch of several SaaS products to add automation and further efficiencies. Management says it aims to become the chosen staffing partner for care services and agencies across the UK.