The latest venture capital, seed, pre-seed, and angel deals for London startups for 24/4/2023 featuring funding details for MedQ, Pharmacierge, and much more. This page will be updated throughout the day to reflect any new fundings.
MedQ – £146K
MedQ, a platform for patient assessment for the healthcare industry, has raised £146K in Seed funding led by SFC Capital. MedQ was founded by Evelina Balt in 2020.
Pharmacierge – £2.4M
Pharmacierge, an online pharmaceutical delivery platform, has raised £2.4M in Seed funding from investors that include Goldman Sachs, Citi, Merrill Lynch, and Tullett Prebon. Founded by Edward Ungar and Robert Ungar in 2015, Pharmacierge has now raised a total of £3.7M in reported equity funding.
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TreesPlease Games – $8M
TreesPlease Games, a game development studio that integrates sustainability options into gameplay, has raised $8M in Seed funding led by Lakestar. TreesPlease Games was founded by Jamie Stowe and Laura Carter in 2019.
MetaGravity – $9.5M
MetaGravity, a distributed compute infrastructure platform to support metaverse-scale gaming, has raised $9.5M in Seed funding from investors that include The Spartan Group, K5 Ventures, Market One Capital, Sino Global Capital, Cogitent Ventures, Mulana Capital, MoonPay, Perridon Holdings, Agrippa, EX Capital, Gravity Fund, and PG. MetaGravity was founded by Rashid Mansoor and Tobin Ireland in 2021.
Gaussion – £2.85M
Gaussion, a fast-charging battery startup, has raised £2.85M in funding led by UCL Technology Fund and BGF Ventures. Gaussion was founded by Thomas Heenan and Chun Tan in 2017.
