Atomico invests in ambitious technology founders from the seed stage through to initial public offering with a primary focus on Europe. Founded in 2006, the firm manages $5bn in assets and has partnered with over 100 teams.
Irina brings venture capital experience in artificial intelligence and frontier systems from roles at Atomico and Kindred Capital VC. She also contributes as an angel investor.
Bryce advises on communications in Europe for Sequoia Capital, following a tenure leading communications at Atomico. He also operates as an angel investor.
Eleanor brings editorial and advisory experience from roles at Sifted, Atomico, and Every Inc. She previously worked at the Wall Street Journal and holds an MBA.
Sameer brings consumer technology investment experience alongside instruction at Reforge. He holds venture partner and investor roles across Speedinvest, Atomico, and Infinite Games.
The financing round was led by Insight Partners with participation from a16z Speedrun, Atomico, Begin Capital, and Zero Prime.
"As more and more models launch, devs can have tens or even hundreds of endpoints to integrate with and maintain. Runware solves this problem by delivering access to all the models, at the best price, with the best inference time. We see model providers now moving to our platform and offering their APIs from our inference pod, because we can deliver 90% lower inference cost than any cloud provider."
The robotics and data intelligence firm secured the capital from a syndicate led by DTCP to expand its artificial intelligence platform and global footprint.
"We are incredibly excited about the momentum we’ve built over the past 18 months,"
The Series A round was led by Atomico with participation from AlbionVC, Revent, and prominent angel investors.
"working with tem, we are now paying less for fully traceable renewable energy, while putting more money back into the pockets of generators, hugely helping our business reduce its carbon footprint – which is a high priority for our company."
The Series C round was co-led by R42 Group and Atomico to support clinical trials for rare disease treatments.
"It is truly a pivotal time at Healx. By December 2024, we will advance HLX-1502 into a Phase 2 clinical trial in patients with NF1 both for plexiform neurofibroma, a genetic condition with limited treatment options and for cutaneous neurofibroma, for which there are no FDA approved options. We are also generating important preclinical data for multiple additional compounds identified using our novel generative AI drug discovery engine. Those compounds target rare diseases with significant unmet needs, including additional nerve-related tumor disorders, autosomal dominant polycystic kidney disease and neurodevelopmental disorders such as Angelman syndrome."
The Manchester based fintech secured the capital from backers including scout funds from a16z, Atomico, and Ada Ventures.
"We’re humbled by the calibre of investors who have chosen to back us at this pivotal stage of the journey. It’ss a testament to the clear need for our solution in the market, with many of our investors intimately familiar with the value of opening up Lombard lending. We look forward to using this raise to propel our vision forward"
Atomico led the Series A round with participation from existing investors including Lakestar, Kindred, and Maersk Growth.
"For those operating warehouses, ensuring 100% fulfilment ‘in time, all the time’ is crucial to meeting the demands of the modern consumer. A critical component to achieving this is high stock accuracy, but staff shortages, manual processes, and the speed demanded by customers means that critical decisions across the supply chain are currently being taken blindly,"
The oversubscribed seed round was co-led by firstminute Capital and Playfair to support product expansion and international growth.
"Instead of yet another freelancer platform that simply digitizes transactions that could and would happen without it, Passionfruit is bringing a completely new workforce to the market. Gen Z will represent 27% of the global workforce by 2025 and it has been so inspiring to see our specialists as they say goodbye to the Victorian-age structure of the 9-5, and begin a new life working on their own terms. Better still, companies love working with them this way. Smart businesses are realizing that there’s a more elastic and efficient way to manage their relationship with talent."
The Series B round was led by Autodesk with backing from Lockheed Martin and British Patient Capital.
"When people think of manufacturing, they tend to think of robotic car factories, and don’t realise that the industry is dominated by craft processes reliant on dwindling expert knowledge. This makes it incredibly complex to get things made, stifling the pace of innovation,"
The investment round was led by Atomico and will support international expansion.
"The fertility care model as we know it today is broken because the gap between those who want access to fertility treatments and those who can afford access is greater than ever. Three out of four people who seek fertility treatment never start because they believe the financial burden would be too large,"
The seed round was led by Speedinvest with participation from Atomico and notable angels.
"In a world where you order food in a tap, hail taxis in an instant, and swipe to date, there’s something oddly exhilarating about being forced to wait. Before digital cameras you had no idea what you captured. The suspense of not knowing paired with seeing your snaps for the first time is a powerful feeling. We’ve re-created that experience and made it social"
The Series B round was led by Lakestar with backing from institutional investors and venture funds to support team growth and product expansion.
"accuRx’s product has reinvigorated communication with our patients, enabling a better relationship between GPs and patients, which has ultimately led to better care provision. Our patients now have the confidence that they’re getting speedy and accurate responses from our team, and the use of regular Florey questionnaires to gather more information from our patients has been transformative for clinical record keeping and the care we provide. We’re thrilled that accuRx has received funding which will enable it to expand its primary care product set, some of which we’re trialling at the moment. We’re also excited about accuRx’s progress into secondary care as better interaction between primary and secondary care is a huge step forward for safer and more effective patient care."
The London-based venture firm secured backing from RIT Capital Partners and seventy unicorn founders for its second early-stage vehicle.
"firstminute exists to support entrepreneurs, at the earliest stage, in creating platforms that will re-shape our world. Globally, outstanding technical minds are plotting how to solve the toughest societal and economic challenges with software. Many of these challenges have been exacerbated by the pandemic and its recession. Our healthcare systems, workplaces and educational establishments face fresh complexities. The service economy is having to re-imagine itself. The gap between financial markets and the real economy is growing wider (with the young most at risk). Start-ups are not a panacea, but emerging technology companies have a key role to play in today’s recovery strategy, both in their mindset and the products they will create. firstminute aims to be a talent magnet to star founders building the most ambitious businesses, wherever we find them."
The funding round was led by Atomico with participation from Lux Capital, Obvious Ventures, Kindred Capital and Inovia Capital.
"To add a fund of Atomico’s calibre and reputation to our investor base is a huge win for LabGenius. Atomico’s operational experience is second to none and they are the perfect partner to help us scale a global company from Europe. In addition, the confidence that Lux, Obvious, Kindred and Inovia have demonstrated in doubling down in this round reflects the tremendous technical progress that the team has made over the past 12 months."
The Series B round was led by Lakestar with participation from LocalGlobe, Atomico, GMG Ventures, and Octopus, and will fund platform development and headcount growth.
"Human reality is incredibly complex, and while technology has made progress in healthcare and pharmaceuticals, we’re still no closer to truly understanding the decisions that we make. Our behaviour is captured online and in the artificial reality of social media, but the near 80 percent of our lives that happens in the offline world, remains untapped,"
The Series C round was led by Augmentum Fintech, SBI Group and mojo.capital to support continued company growth.
"At Habito, we’re on a mission to make mortgages easier for anyone who wants to own a home in the UK. For too long, the odds have been stacked against customers who still have to put up with poor service, uncompetitive products and punishing loyalty penalties. The tide is turning on traditional home financing and we’re here to usher in a new future of home financing that combines the very best of human expertise with the efficacy of technology and reduces cost, stress, time and friction for all."
The financing round was led by Atomico with participation from several returning and new investors.
"The size of this Series B financing, especially this quickly after our Series A round last year, is an endorsement of the value of our platform and the pace at which we have developed. It allows us to scale our impact with the launch of our Rare Treatment Accelerator programme and to progress into clinical trials."
Atomico led the Series A round with participation from Connect Ventures, Greycroft, Hoxton Ventures, and EXOR Seeds.
"The foundation of Kheiron’s approach to rigorous development and testing is to ensure reliably improved patient outcomes and safety by helping doctors in their daily practice,"
Atomico led the Series A investment to support geographic expansion and team growth.
"Despite being critical infrastructure for our society, childcare has been overlooked for far too long. We’ve already seen how profoundly our services can improve the well-being of families, as well as older adults and children who have a chance to connect with another generation while working. We’re excited for Atomico to help us scale our vision of building a completely new way of doing childcare so even more families can benefit."