Haatching the Future Podcast
Hello! We’re excited to launch our new regular Podcast series, ingeniously named “Haatching the Future”.
Haatching the Future is a podcast by us – the team behind Haatch.
Each week we’ll cover stories from inside our portfolio businesses, getting to know founders and teams who work for them and demystifying the complexities of raising and getting funded and what all the jargon really means.
Tune in for a no-holds-barred insight into the world of startup investment 1 investment at a time.
Haatching the Future is published everywhere you listen!
Listen Here: Anchor, Spotify, Apple Podcasts & Google Podcasts.
By
Charlie Weavers-Wright
Principal (Seed)
The latest
from Haatch
Backing Prolo: AI-Powered Procurement for the Construction Industry
July 14, 2026
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We're delighted to announce that Prolo has successfully raised £4.2 million in Seed funding, in an oversubscribed round led by Triple Point Ventures, alongside a strong syndicate of investors including Haatch, a16z, Concrete VC, Foundation Ventures, Love Ventures, Portfolio Ventures, Anamcara Capital and Koro Capital.
Three Reasons Enterprises Are Buying: A Q1 2026 Read From the Haatch Portfolio
April 28, 2026
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Most commentary on enterprise AI adoption sits at one of two extremes. Either macro forecasts about trillions of dollars of value, or anecdotes about a single tool deployment. What's harder to find is the middle ground: what's actually driving buying decisions right now, and how that translates into revenue for the companies catching the wave.
Haatch Invests in StirLight: Advancing Real-Time Quality Assurance in Manufacturing
April 14, 2026
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We’re excited to announce our investment in StirLight, a UK-based advanced manufacturing company pioneering real-time quality assurance in friction stir welding (FSW).
Against the Grain: A Record EIS Close and What It Signals for Early-Stage Investing
April 2, 2026
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The start of January through to the end of the UK tax year is an incredibly important time for EIS & SEIS Fund managers, with a combination of a large number of early-stage companies seeking to complete their fundraising, as well as increased levels of investor appetite to offset income/capital gains tax liabilities before tax-year-end.
