A consortium of high-profile property and data figures has acquired a 41% stake in the land acquisition technology platform.
"This is an exciting strategic milestone for the business that demonstrates proof of concept, where we are leveraging sophisticated technological solutions to unlock a deeply opaque land market. Our new investors recognise that as the AI landscape evolves, there is early mover advantage to be had by backing emerging companies applying it to a part of the real estate market that has always suffered from a lack of innovation."
Hudson Cove led the financing package, which comprises $75m in debt and $5m in equity.
"Having the right backer at the right time can fundamentally change someone's life and the trajectory of the business they've started. This funding round lets us scale payment-linked financing that repays at source and reaches more business owners who are too often overlooked by traditional lenders."
Speedinvest led the Series A round to fund the company expansion into Germany and the wider European market.
"With a strong footprint in our home market France, Germany is the perfect starting point for our ambitious European expansion. Our goal is to create a clear and secure way to use both euros and digital assets in everyday life – and these markets are critical to defining the future of on-chain banking in Europe."
The financing round was led by Lunar Ventures to support product commercialisation and clinical development.
"Menstruation is known as the fifth vital sign, but has historically been overlooked by the wearable sector, leaving millions without the data they need to understand and advocate for their own bodies. We envision a future where menstrual health is measured and understood as comprehensively as cardiovascular or metabolic health, giving people access to objective, actionable insights to better manage their health and wellbeing."
General Inception and Vertical Venture Partners back Planet Smart to support research and product trials.
"Every parent knows the guilt of throwing away nappies. The first thing we do to babies the moment they’re born is wrap them in plastic. I want to change that by creating smarter biomaterials that my daughter won’t have to clean up in thirty years’ time,"