Funding Announcements

"The investment will enable us to accelerate the development and expansion of our platform’s capabilities to comprehensively tackle some of the more complex monitoring, reporting, and verification challenges faced by various industries today."

"The strength of our pre-seed round is a welcome start to the next phase of GRYD Energy’s journey as we prepare to scale our solar technology and service nationwide. We’re fortunate to have the backing of fantastic investors like Black Seed and SFC who share our sense of urgency to accelerate the UK’s clean energy transition and ensure no one is left behind. With around 250,000 new homes being built in the UK each year, the untapped solar potential of our residential rooftops is immense and only continues to grow – as does the pressing need to ensure that Britain’s new housing stock is futureproofed and primed for a clean, energy efficient future. With the support of such renowned and motivated industry players, we’re confident GRYD Energy can play a vital role in that effort."

"This funding will help support our growth and fuel further investment in our platform, product roadmap, and most importantly, in delivering enhanced value to our customers. By strengthening our ability to meet their evolving needs, we aim to deepen our partnerships and support their success."

"This refinancing agreement with CIBC marks a significant milestone for Infinity, strengthening our financial foundation and providing the flexibility we need to pursue our growth strategy with confidence. The £5 million refinancing ensures we are primed to ensure customer satisfaction and loyalty, as well as deliver even greater value to our partners and stakeholders while advancing our mission to help businesses worldwide make smarter, more impactful calls. We deeply appreciate CIBC’s support and belief in our vision to transform the way brands connect with their customers."

"Whether you care about climate change or the standard of living, the need for action on retrofit is urgent, with homes driving 26% of total emissions in the UK and an estimated 6.5 million households living in fuel poverty."