iMaintain secures over £250k in pre seed funding from SFC Capital to advance its manufacturing platform.
SFC Capital has backed the pre seed round to support product development and customer deployments.
iMaintain builds software that helps manufacturers capture and reuse maintenance knowledge to improve operational reliability. The company works with industrial teams across the UK to digitise factory floor expertise.
Maintenance technology company iMaintain has raised over £250k in a pre seed funding round backed by SFC Capital. The capital will be deployed to accelerate product development, expand customer deployments, and scale artificial intelligence capabilities tailored for factory environments.
Founded by Hannah Savagar and Adam Stockwell, the firm provides digital foundations that allow manufacturers to move from reactive repairs to reliable operations. The backing highlights continued investor interest in modernising the UK manufacturing sector through practical engineering solutions.
From the founder
"Closing our pre seed round is a huge milestone for iMaintain. Manufacturing plays a vital role in the UK economy, and this backing allows us to scale with confidence while staying true to our mission, building practical, human-centred technology that genuinely helps maintenance teams. We’re excited about what comes next and proud to have investors who share our long-term vision."
Hannah Savagar
Director at iMaintain
Investor perspective
"We’re pleased to back iMaintain as they address a fundamental challenge in manufacturing, capturing and scaling the knowledge that keeps factories running. The team has a strong understanding of the sector and a clear, practical vision for how technology and AI can deliver real operational value."
Ed Stevenson
Principal, SFC Capital
Use of funds
- 01Continue product development
- 02Scale operations