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Green Angel Ventures and Counteract led the pre-seed round to help scale manufacturing of the startup's plastic-free foam.
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The latest funding rounds from the UK tech ecosystem. Updated 5 November 2026.
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£202M
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Green Angel Ventures and Counteract led the pre-seed round to help scale manufacturing of the startup's plastic-free foam.
The investment round includes participation from LDV Capital, MMC, and Navus Ventures.
"We are thrilled to have secured further investment to accelerate our mission of revolutionising controlled environment agriculture. By scaling our technology, expanding our commercial team and strengthening our market presence, we can help growers optimise yields, reduce waste and produce higher-quality food more efficiently. This is a major step forward in making precision plant intelligence accessible at a global scale."
The investment from Palatine supports the workforce optimisation platform as it scales sales and marketing functions.
"The funding from Palatine Growth Credit comes at an important and exciting time for our business, where having now established the leading foothold in the professional services sector, we're looking to scale at pace and invest in further market growth."
The financing round was led by Osprey Investors and Columbia Lake Partners to support product development and US expansion.
"AI is redefining the enterprise software stack and CRM is at the heart of that transformation. With data complexity continually growing, legacy CRM systems are buckling under the pressure to increase the value and productivity for organisations and deliver solid intelligence. This investment is a pivotal milestone in enabling us to better support the world’s largest organisations with the most complex workflows to move faster, smarter and at scale."
The pre-seed round was led by Fly Ventures with participation from Octopus Ventures and Pact VC.
"These facilities are like WeWorks for servers. They’re procuring energy to power all of their tenants’ workloads, but they’re having to make their best guess at how these workloads will evolve over time."