Stirling-based iGii announced £22.7M in total funding around September 15, 2026, split between £11.7M equity and £11M public support, from the Scottish National Investment Bank, Archangels, PXN Ventures, and Scottish Enterprise. It makes a three-dimensional porous carbon nanomaterial for sensors and batteries.
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Scotland's iGii raises £22.7M for 3D carbon nanomaterial sensors and batteries
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Deep-tech founders in the UK can see the model here: pairing equity with national investment bank and Scottish Enterprise grants to fund capital-intensive materials R&D without over-diluting.
Source: Tech Startups
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