
Qflow, a London, UK-based construction tech company, recently announced their successful £7.2M Series A funding round. The investment was led by Systemiq Capital, with contributions from Ascension Ventures, Bridge Investment Group, Gravel Rd, Greensoil Proptech Ventures, Grosvenor, John Emrey, MMC, and Suffolk Tech. This substantial funding will be used to not only expand operations in the UK but also to establish a stronger presence in both the US and Australia.
Founded in 2018 by Brittany Harris and Jade Cohen, Qflow offers a cutting-edge digital platform designed to streamline construction teams' processes by enabling real-time collection of materials and waste data.
This valuable data empowers construction professionals to make more informed decisions regarding costs, carbon emissions, and overall project quality. By automating and digitizing what has historically been a manual process, Qflow is revolutionizing the industry and paving the way for more sustainable construction practices.
With a notable list of clients already utilizing their services - including Berkeley Group, Canary Wharf Group, Grosvenor, Landsec, Morgan Sindall, Multiplex, and Workplace Futures - Qflow has proven its value in improving efficiency, reducing waste, and promoting transparency in the construction sector. As the demand for more sustainable and data-driven solutions continues to grow, Qflow is well-positioned to capitalize on these trends and to further solidify its position as a leader in the construction tech space.
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