SyndicateRoom has reported a series of significant funding successes across its Access EIS Fund portfolio, totaling over £70 million in new capital within the last six months. The portfolio’s recent achievements include a $9.3 million Series A raise for biotech innovator Antiverse, £10 million for fintech platform Incard, £6 million for e-commerce logistics company Hub Box, and a landmark $60 million financing for global jewellery marketplace Nivoda.

These milestones highlight the effectiveness of the Access EIS Fund’s data-driven strategy, which co-invests alongside top-tier UK “super angel” investors to identify and support future market leaders at their earliest stages.

Funding Highlights

Antiverse (3 March 2026) – Cardiff-based biotech Antiverse secured $9.3 million (£7.3 million) in Series A funding. The company uses generative AI to design antibodies for previously “undruggable” disease targets. The capital will advance in vivo studies and expand its AI-driven antibody discovery platform.

Incard (2 February 2026) – Fintech platform Incard raised £10 million in a Series A round to scale its financial operating system for the creator economy, with plans for rapid expansion across Europe and the US.

Hub Box (24 November 2025) – E-commerce logistics specialist Hub Box secured £6 million to grow its local pickup point software, addressing global delivery failures for brands like Gymshark and Selfridges.

Nivoda (30 September 2025) – The B2B marketplace for the global diamond and gemstone industry raised $60 million (£44.6 million) to provide embedded trade credit to over 10,000 retailers, enhancing inventory purchasing with flexible payment terms.

A Legacy of High-Performance Growth

The Access EIS Fund has a strong track record of supporting high-growth companies:

• Moth Drinks – Achieved national retail dominance in the premium cocktail sector with a MOIC of over 10x.

• PoroTech – Raised £20 million in 2022 to mass-produce world-first microLED micro-projectors for AR and AI computing markets.

“The funding rounds for Antiverse, Incard, Hub Box, and Nivoda are a direct result of our data model’s ability to find quality,” said Tom Britton, Co-founder of SyndicateRoom. “By following the UK’s most successful private investors, we gain access to deals that top-tier VCs compete to lead. We aren’t just picking companies; we are backing a proven system of expert discovery.”

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