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Belfast, 4 February 2021 — In a significant breakthrough for its global growth, a leading Northern Ireland company, B-Secur, today announced it has received U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for its innovative ECG software. This key development in heart health provides the potential for consumer wearables, such as smart watches, and medical device manufacturers

A Northern Ireland tech company has secured a six-figure investment from Halo Business Angel Network (HBAN). SustainIQ, founded by Maria Diffley and Liam McEvoy, will use the new investment to expand its presence in the UK and Irish markets. The company has developed a software tool that helps organisations to monitor, measure and report on

Clarendon portfolio company Mountain Technologies has secured significant investment from a group of HBAN angel investors which will be used to market and launch its potentially life-saving smart ski pass system designed for ski resort operators worldwide. More than 125 million people engage in ski and snowboarding activity worldwide, and last year Americans alone spent

Clarendon portfolio company B-Secur, which commercialises the application of patented ECG algorithms for a range of uses, has been given a fresh injection of funding will which allow it to embed its life-saving technology into smart watches, cars and even clothing. Kernel Capital has increased its investment in B-Secur to £1,450,000 while Accelerated Digital Ventures

UKAS announced today that it has chosen Clarendon portfolio company AuditComply, an innovative and highly configurable Risk and Audit Management platform, as part of an initiative to automate and digitise their assessment reporting. By introducing AuditComply, the globally recognised accreditation body will provide an enhanced customer experience, improving communication, turnaround times and transparency of the

A LISBURN start-up which appeared on TV’s Dragons’ Den earlier this year has successfully closed a £350,000 funding round with local business angels to bring its innovative new insulated cable clip to market. Gray’s Clip, run by Davy and Julie Gray, secured £250,000 of investment from a group of nine private investors through the Halo

Clarendon portfolio company Sonraí Analytics has been announced as the winner of the 2020 Startup of the Year Digital DNA Awards. “We’re delighted and humbled to have been recognised amongst some of the most innovative technology companies within Northern Ireland”  

Clarendon portfolio company Fusion Antibodies the pharmaceutical contract research company have said full-year revenues rose almost 80 per cent in the year to the end of March. The company said revenues rose to £3.9 million (€4.3 million), up from £2.2 million in the same period a year earlier. The increase has been well flagged by

Clarendon portfolio company Liopa the Belfast-based start-up, a spin-out from Queen’s University Belfast and The Centre for Security Technologies (CSIT) has received significant investment for its research in automated lip reading technology. Investment in the company has also been supported by QUBIS, the commercialisation arm of Queen’s, Invest Northern Ireland’s Access to Finance funds Techstart NI managed by Techstart Ventures