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Claret Capital

Claret Capital

Venture Capital

Claret Capital is an investment firm that provides flexible debt facilities to scaling technology companies.

Portfolio

3

companies

By category

  • Satellites£31.5M
  • IT Services£10.5M
  • Uncategorised£5.3M

By location

  • Harwell£31.5M
  • London£10.5M
  • Dublin£5.3M

Portfolio companies

Devtech

Devtech

Devtech provides outcome-driven digital innovation services to help enterprises respond to market change.

G

GridBeyond

An intelligent energy platform provider using artificial intelligence for distributed energy resource management.

OC

Open Cosmos

Open Cosmos delivers end-to-end satellite mission management and data analysis.


Team

AB

Antony Baker

Principal

DB

David Bateman

Managing Partner


Recent investments

Series B
$39.4M

The Series B round was led by ETF Partners, Trill Impact and A&G to support international growth and product expansion.

"Since launch, we’ve viewed Open Cosmos as more than a space tech company; we are agents of change, harnessing the power of satellite data to drive meaningful impact on Earth. Our successful Series B funding, with the support of such prominent ESG and impact investors, is a testament to our commitment to sustainability and innovation."
— Rafel Jorda Siquier, CEO and founder
Debt
€6.0M

The Dublin-based energy management startup has raised €6m in a debt facility led by Claret Capital.

"We are delighted to be working with Claret Capital. GridBeyond is at an exciting juncture in its evolution, scaling rapidly over the last years with a further 85% forecast revenue growth in 2023. This partnership enables us to continue apace with our Global expansion plans. It will further allow the Company to strengthen our position in the market and provide new opportunities to our customers not only to bolster their energy resilience and mitigate against high and volatile energy costs but to make cost savings that can be further invested into actions that support their net-zero transition."
— Richard O'Loughlin, Chief Operating Officer