£2.9M
Parkwalk led the round to help the University of Cambridge spinout expand its manufacturing and commercial reach.

Oxford Innovation Finance backs ambitious technology businesses that seek to transform established industries.
Parkwalk led the round to help the University of Cambridge spinout expand its manufacturing and commercial reach.
The funding round was led by Oxford Innovation Finance to support artificial intelligence developments and platform enhancements.
"We’re excited to progress this new phase of growth with backed support from Oxford Innovation Finance. Their experience with scaling technology businesses and access to a high-quality investor network will be invaluable as we deepen our AI capabilities, enhance our platform and expertise, and transform the air cargo charter industry to define the digital future for freight forwarders."
Oxford Innovation Finance backed the proptech platform alongside OION angel investors.
"We’re excited to have Oxford Innovation Finance join our investor group at such a pivotal moment. Their experience in supporting transformative early-stage companies aligns closely with our long-term strategy as we continue to grow our platform and reach more movers across the UK. This funding enables us to accelerate development across our five core verticals, deepen integration with key industry partners and expand our national footprint. Our goal is not only to simplify the home moving process but to build the market-leading platform in proptech that becomes the default destination for anyone planning a move in the UK."
The investment round includes participation from LDV Capital, MMC, and Navus Ventures.
"We are thrilled to have secured further investment to accelerate our mission of revolutionising controlled environment agriculture. By scaling our technology, expanding our commercial team and strengthening our market presence, we can help growers optimise yields, reduce waste and produce higher-quality food more efficiently. This is a major step forward in making precision plant intelligence accessible at a global scale."
The funding round was backed by investors including The FSE Group, Oxford Innovation Finance, Syndicate Rooms and Cambridge Angels.
"The biodiversity collapse is one of the top global risks identified by the World Economic Forum, with over half of the world’s GDP relying on nature. Our technology addresses the urgent need for accurate, scalable, and unbiased biodiversity monitoring around the world. This investment will enable us to enhance our platform and expand our reach, helping industries and government bodies make informed decisions backed by solid data."