The Series C round was led by BGF with participation from BlackRock, Hiro Capital, Westerly Winds, Octopus Ventures and IPGL.
"Elvie has already revolutionized every category it has entered – but we know that we have barely scratched the surface of what is possible for women’s tech."
The oversubscribed round included participation from BGF and Techstart Ventures.
"Over the last year we’ve helped some of the world’s leading companies address the immediate challenges of hybrid working at scale, while also building the foundations for a more data driven approach to real estate strategy and urban planning,"
The Scottish video software provider has secured backing from BGF to fund its expansion into North America and Australia.
"Until now we’ve grown organically, reinvesting profits back into the business to help us scale. I’m extremely proud of that journey and what we’ve achieved; and now is the right time for us to take on investment. We’ve built a solid foundation and are primed for international expansion. With BGF’s backing, we can really accelerate that plan."
The investment coincides with a commercial partnership to integrate autonomous vehicle software into warehouse and delivery operations.
"We are excited about the opportunity to work with Oxbotica to develop a wide range of autonomous solutions that truly have the potential to transform both our and our partners’ CFC and service delivery operations, while also giving all end customers the widest range of options and flexibility."
BGF led the Series A investment to fund technology development and scale operations.
"Adam and Amabel are a powerful combination and Bloom is a unique asset, which has access to a large market and the potential to rapidly scale. This is a business offering a best-in-class solution, delivering results for its users and driving social value throughout the supply chain. We’re looking forward to working with the team to achieve our shared ambitions for Bloom."