The Series A round was led by 20VC and Chalfen Ventures to accelerate product development in clean energy markets.
"Energy and commodities account for around $5trillion worth of world trade, and price benchmarks are used in the majority of those contracts. Historically, these benchmarks have been created manually by journalists in traditional media organisations. The industry has found this inconsistent and expensive – often being forced to pay tens of millions of dollars for this data. This is exactly what GX is hereto disrupt! We’re bringing technology to produce better benchmarks, that objectively price the world’s trade. We are excited to work with 20VC alongside Chalfen Ventures to accelerate our expansion into the energy transition as these markets mature into tradable commodities."
Episode 1 led the pre-seed round to help the platform expand its team and accelerate product development.
"Generative AI is poised to be a multi-trillion dollar industry, and Sentify’s unique approach to LLM analytics positions it as a standout solution for businesses looking to leverage the benefits of LLM to provide actionable data. We are pleased to be supporting them on this journey and look forward to their public launch in the coming months."
The investment was backed by Ufi Ventures and existing investor TwinklHive to support product development and international growth.
"We are delighted to be able to provide further support to Fabrio. Jay, Anirudh and team have worked hard over the past 18 months to successfully launch Fabrio into schools and universities and we are excited to follow them on the next stage of their journey"
The seed round includes backing from prominent recruitment tech founders and private crowdfunding.
"For recruitment agencies, their candidates are their product. So, it’s essential that they present the candidate and their brand in the best light possible. There’s no room for human error in candidate presentation, as, according to CFA Institute research, a CV with two or more typos will be instantly rejected by over 97% of hiring managers."
Steven Bartlett backs ethical jewellery brand Kimaï with his largest investment since joining the BBC show.
"I am clearly realising that I can’t apply the usual metrics to value a business to value this business. Because you have raised big funds, at a very high valuation, long before you were profitable."
