The funding was co-led by Kadmos Capital and Clay Capital to expand the company's enzyme engine and wet-lab capabilities.
Scindo develops a data-rich artificial intelligence platform to discover and design next-generation enzymes for sustainable chemistry. The company enables scalable production of bio-based ingredients across food, flavourings and cosmetics.
Scindo has secured £4m in a funding round co-led by Kadmos Capital and Clay Capital. The financing included participation from PINC alongside existing backers Synbioven, AgFunder, SOSV, Farvatn Venture and Savantus Ventures.
The capital will be directed towards scaling the company's enzyme discovery engine, expanding wet-lab capabilities and strengthening the team. Scindo develops artificial intelligence models combined with reaction data to engineer enzymes that transform renewable feedstocks into high-value bio-based ingredients for specialty chemical and food applications.
The investment arrives as the company builds industrial partnerships and prepares pilot scaling initiatives to bring its sustainable chemical alternatives to market.
From the founder
"We’re thrilled to have the backing of such a strong consortium of investors,"
Gustaf Hemberg
Co-founder & CEO at Scindo
Investor perspective
"Scindo represents exactly the type of company we seek to back – one that combines data-driven approaches with strong technical talent to address sustainability challenges,"
Remy Kesrouani
Managing Partner, Kadmos Capital
Use of funds
- 01Grow the team
- 02Continue product development
- 03Fund research and development
- 04Build out infrastructure
Investors
Remy Kesrouani
Kadmos Capital

Ali Morrow
Clay Capital
Rosemari Herrero
PINC
Synbioven

AgFunder

SOSV
Farvatn Venture
Savantus Ventures