The round was co-led by Eclipse, Balderton and SoftBank Vision Fund 2.
"We are making larger investments in high growth companies like Wayve to support the UK’s most promising businesses to start, scale, and stay in the UK."
Portfolio
4
companies
Wayve
Wayve develops autonomous driving technology powered by embodied AI foundation models.

tem
tem provides AI-native infrastructure to modernise and simplify energy transactions for businesses.
Luminance
Luminance builds artificial intelligence technology to automate and manage enterprise contract lifecycles.
Cera
Cera provides digital-first home healthcare and nursing services.
Tim Creed
Head of Private Equity Investments
The round was co-led by Eclipse, Balderton and SoftBank Vision Fund 2.
"We are making larger investments in high growth companies like Wayve to support the UK’s most promising businesses to start, scale, and stay in the UK."

The oversubscribed round included participation from Hitachi Ventures, Voyager Ventures, and Schroders Capital, alongside existing investors.
"Energy underpins every industry in the world, and yet no one has succeeded in course-correcting the fundamentally flawed way the markets work. For decades, the industry has tried to patch over the costly inefficiency of energy transactions with new utility brands and new promises. The real opportunity in energy looks a lot like what fintech did to banking: rebuild the core infrastructure, then let innovation explode on top of it."
Point72 Private Investments led the round to support global expansion and research initiatives.
"We know this market well and strongly believe in the power of next-generation AI to revolutionise contracting processes across the enterprise. We are excited to back Luminance as it continues building a specialist and trusted technology that has already been adopted by many of the world’s largest organizations. Their team, strategy and vision positions them well to win this market."
The financing round was led by Kairos HQ alongside Schroders Capital and other backers to expand at-home patient care capacity.
"Since Cera’s launch in November 2016 the company has scaled at an unprecedented rate for the sector, benefiting countless lives, and proving the need for technology-powered improvement in healthcare. Receiving such significant financial backing during this period of global economic volatility, is testament to the strength of Cera’s business model, our innovation, and our commitment to revolutionising healthcare. We’re now in pole position to be able to use our unique technology to expand what we do for patients across the world who are in need of care, while relieving pressures on public services."