$400M
The financing features backing from Bezos Expeditions and Kleiner Perkins, elevating the valuation of the Cambridge startup to $2.6bn.
Portfolio
6
companies
Investment by month
By category
- AI/ML£680M
- FinTech£5.0M
By location
- London£354M
- Cambridge£331M
Portfolio companies
Atlantic Money
Atlantic Money provides low-cost international money transfers for retail customers.
CuspAI
CuspAI builds generative artificial intelligence software to discover and manufacture new materials.
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Granola
Granola turns workplace conversations into searchable company memory.
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Lumafield
Lumafield builds accessible X-ray CT scanners and analysis software for engineers.
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Skew
Skew provides real-time data analytics for cryptocurrency derivatives markets.
Synthesia
Synthesia builds a platform for generating professional video content directly from text using customizable avatars.
Team
MD
Monica Desai
Investing partner
Mamoon Hamid
General Partner
Mamoon is a partner at Kleiner Perkins and holds board seats at Figma, Glean, Rippling, and Roadrunner.
LinkedInRecent investments
$125M
The London startup secured $125m at a $1.5bn valuation to scale its conversation search technology.
"To make your company’s context work for you"
£146M
Google Ventures led the Series E financing round, which valued the video platform at $4bn.
"Synthesia is a UK success story, creating new jobs and opportunities in this country. It shows that by backing innovators to start, scale and stay in the UK through better access to finance and generous tax reliefs, we can turn the promise of AI into better-paid jobs and long-term growth across the UK."
£71.5M
The financing values the enterprise video platform at $1bn with backing from Accel and NVIDIA's NVentures.
"We’ve made great strides towards our vision to make video easy for everyone, but there’s still a long way to go. I’m proud of our team for building Synthesia into a sustainable company that today delivers real business utility, not just novelty, for our thousands of customers,"
$35.0M
Spark Capital led the Series B financing for the X-ray CT technology developer.
"Industrial CT has been out of reach for most production lines—until now"
