Haatch led the pre-seed round with participation from Cape Capital and angel investors to help scale operations.
"There’s no path to net zero without rapidly scaling clean energy – but today, developers are building blind. They’re making multi-million pound decisions without clear data on where they can connect to the grid. Yottar exists to change that – giving them the visibility to act faster and avoid costly mistakes."
The pre-seed round was led by Bobby Previti with participation from senior executives across global financial and logistics firms.
"We’ve identified a clear gap in the market between mainstream online travel agencies and high-end travel concierges. Premium travellers are underserved, often forced to choose between impersonal, self-serve booking platforms or expensive concierge services that are slow to access. Holiwise is building an AI travel agent that combines the convenience of technology with the quality of a tailored luxury experience. It can instantly plan and book complete personalised itineraries, including synchronised flights, premium stays, and curated experiences for individuals or groups."
Foresight Group provided growth capital to fund international expansion and product development.
"We are delighted to have secured this investment from Foresight, which marks a significant milestone in Aircards’ journey. With Foresight’s backing, we’re scaling our core Studio, expanding our network of interactive AI and AR-enabled hardware displays, and growing the immersive software and fabrication capabilities that connect digital storytelling with impactful physical experiences. Foresight’s vision aligns perfectly with our ambition to set new global standards for immersive brand engagement, while building on our proud roots in the North East, proving that world-class creative technology can thrive here and resonate worldwide"
The seed round was co-led by GV and Cherry Ventures to support the public launch of its AI agent platform.
"High-severity incidents can make or break big customer relationships, and numerous smaller problems drain engineering productivity. Software monitoring tools exist, but they aren't very intelligent and require people to spend a lot of time working out what's wrong and what to do about it."