The funding round was led by Oxford Science Enterprises to support growth in the US and UK markets.
"We invest in companies with the potential to become leaders in their field, and that is why we’re proud to back the incredible team at Navenio on their latest fundraise. Navenio is revolutionising the way we create more efficient healthcare workplaces, through its proven technology powered platform for indoor mapping, and we are excited to continue supporting the team on the next stage of the company’s journey as they look to deliver its offering to a wider range of use cases and across new geographies."
— Heather Roxborough, senior partner of Health Tech
The upsized funding round was led by existing backers including Ally Bridge Group and Lightrock.
"Versius is very well suited to our needs as a world-leading thoracic surgery department. We have successfully helped patients get the benefit of robotic assisted surgery and we look forward to developing our robotics programme working with CMR and other centres around the world as the adoption of Versius continues."
The robotics and analytics firm has added backing from Schenker Ventures following its recent Series A raise.
"Technology that operates autonomously, provides real-time insights, possesses intuitive interfaces, and seamlessly integrates can lead to a revolutionary transformation in the day-to-day efficiency, productivity and precision of warehouse operations"
YFM Equity Partners led the investment round with backing from GFR Fund and FOV Ventures.
"The biggest brands in the world have been relying on GEEIQ and this latest investment will turbo-charge our ability to support them further, as well as enabling us to tap into new business opportunities. We want to ensure that our company is as well positioned as possible to help visionary brands gain a data-driven and profitable presence in the virtual space."
The funding round was led by East Innovate to support team growth and international expansion.
"We believe that time and location-based markets for energy and flexibility are foundational to the fastest, cleanest path to Net Zero energy. But, when Electron started developing these markets six years ago, the policies, business models and technologies required to support such markets were still unclear."