Dawn Capital and Tiger Global Management co-led the round, which will fund team expansion.
"Despite significant investments in data-focused technologies and teams over the last decade, most enterprises are still unable to deliver targeted outcomes from data in a timely and scalable manner. The secure data sharing and collaboration capabilities of Harbr’s enterprise data exchange platform fast-track those outcomes,"
International Airlines Group led the syndicate backing the aviation software provider alongside Shell, World Fuel Services and JetBlue Technology Ventures.
"We are thrilled to join a strong consortium of investors to support the growth of i6. The way their proprietary digital solutions enable the end-to-end digitalisation of the aviation fuel supply chain, while solving key friction points, adds tremendous value to their customer base."
The University of Oxford spinout secured £10.4m from backers including Parkwalk Advisors and Oxford Sciences Innovation to expand its presence in the insurance sector.
"There are some technologies that can change a small part of the insurance value chain, but there are no technology companies that can help insurers transform the entire insurance operation. Therefore, we had been seeking a reliable partner with first-class technology in order to jointly develop such solutions across the insurance value chain."
The Series A round was led by Haibun Partners with backing from Neil MacDougall to accelerate growth in virtual and hybrid event solutions.
"From seeing 75% of our sales vanish in the 10 weeks leading up to April, it’s amazing to think that we’re now in a better position than we were pre-COVID."