The funding round was led by Eos Advisory and includes participation from the Scottish National Investment Bank.
"This funding round marks an important milestone for Cumulus, as oncology remains a critical area of scientific innovation and unmet medical need. At Cumulus, we're not only innovating at the scientific level but also offering a uniquely differentiated process for decision-making and prioritisation in drug discovery and development. The business model enables only the strongest science to be translated from discovery into clinical trials. Our portfolio approach aims to enhance the ultimate success rate in cancer therapy development, which currently remains unacceptably low. It also provides an alternative approach to the de-risking of early-stage oncology investment. We are grateful for the support from Eos and the Scottish National Investment Bank enabling us to continue investing in our existing companies and expand our portfolio of new biotechs, advancing our mission to develop the next generation of cancer therapies."
The funding round was led by the Scottish National Investment Bank alongside participation from Par Equity, Orchard Venture Capital, and Scottish Enterprise.
"This is an enormous step forward as it will provide the funds necessary to execute significantly larger projects, which will in turn, grow the strength and diversity of our team."
The Scottish National Investment Bank led the Series A round to accelerate clinical validation and regulatory submission of the company's respiratory monitoring platform.
"We are delighted to close this round and thank both our existing investors and the Scottish National Investment Bank for their support,"
The Glasgow space technology start-up has raised £3.1m from investors including Space Capital and the Scottish National Investment Bank to scale its connectivity platform.
"We immediately saw the opportunity with R3-IoT, which is essentially Nest for organisations with remote industrial facilities. This is the right company at the right time that will benefit tremendously from new backhaul capacity coming online through low-Earth orbit satellite communications."
