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Exosect

Market: 
VC
Type: 
Fundraising
Industry: 
Chemicals
Raised: 
£2.25 million
Date: 
Feb 2010

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CEO: Martin Brown

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Environmentally friendly pest control specialist Exosect has secured £2.25 million of venture capital to bring their products to market. Investors in the fundraising include MTI Partners, which has contributed £1 million, as well as Wheb Venture Partners, Oxford Capital Partners, Hygea VCT and Entrepreneurs Fund Management. Funds invested in the Southampton university spin-out now exceed £5 million.

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