JamJar Investments is a venture capital fund set up by the three founders of Innocent Drinks.
The London-based sustainable toothbrush developer has raised funding to scale its team and retail presence.
"We’re delighted to have the backing from Hambro Perks and JamJar Investments. Their unique expertise and support will enable SURI’s growth to progress from a high potential alternative on the market to a modern industry disruptor, which we feel is sorely lacking in the oral care space"
The London startup secured the Series A financing from backers including JamJar Investments, Tom Blomfield and Jägermeister to scale its venue technology across Europe.
"By unifying all of the brands under ChargedUp, we believe we can empower consumers and the trade through a full suite of digital solutions."
The funding round was led by Alfvén & Didrikson alongside a debt facility from Pollen Street Capital.
"While two out of three UK drivers want their next car to be electric, the transition can be expensive and daunting. At Onto we’ve been changing the rules of the game for car ownership through our no-commitment, all-inclusive subscription service. Our focus is on providing an easy, flexible and affordable alternative, and we’re seeing huge demand."
The audio platform for children raised the capital from backers including Acton Capital and JamJar Investments to expand across Europe and North America.
"In times where kids are growing-up on screens, one of the most important skills they need is to be able to use technology consciously and with balance. Yoto’s proprietary audio platform puts children in full control of how and when they consume audio content,"
The funding round was led by RTP Global with backing from JamJar Investments.
"The broadband market is broken and consumers are being ripped off every day. The importance of fast, reliable and affordable broadband has come into sharper focus with millions of people working from home over the past year. We’re excited that this funding will enable us to help tens of thousands of people across the country make their broadband simple, for good."
