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SuperSeed III: For the founders rebuilding Europe’s real economy

30.04.2026

Mads Jensen
Managing Partner​

"Nothing is more powerful than an idea whose time has come. Especially when it's championed by world-class founders!"

Mads Jensen

Managing Partner​

Mads is a successful entrepreneur and passionate technologist (having authored multiple US patents) who has worked for 2 decades building and growing tech businesses. At SuperSeed he helps ambitious technical founders build great companies from the early stages. Prior to SuperSeed, Mads was an entrepreneur, taking Sefaira (a SaaS company) from inception in 2009 to exit in 2016. Before that he was a business executive at IBM.

SuperSeed III: For the founders rebuilding Europe’s real economy
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TL;DR

SuperSeed has held first close on its third fund at £40 million, anchored by the British Business Bank, to back founders applying Physical AI to Europe's real economy and frontier categories such as space, quantum and fusion.

Key Takeaways
  • First close of SuperSeed III is £40 million, with a further £20 million committed towards a final close target of £80 million.
  • Fund III backs companies bringing intelligence into manufacturing, construction, logistics, agriculture and energy, and companies building frontier categories in space, quantum and fusion.
  • The fund continues SuperSeed's Fund II thesis with a sharper focus on Physical AI applied to real-world economies.
  • The first Fund III investment is All3, a London company rebuilding construction from design to delivered building.

We have held first close on SuperSeed III at £40 million, with the British Business Bank as our anchor investor. A further £20 million is committed towards final close, taking us to £60 million on a target of £80 million.

Dan and I started SuperSeed because we believed Europe could build great technology companies, and that the founders trying to do so deserved partners who had done the work themselves. Twenty-five-plus years of building, scaling and selling has only sharpened that conviction. Europe sits on more deep engineering and scientific talent than almost anywhere else in the world. Lately, other parts of the the world have sprinted past us. We need to catch up, fast, and will do that by supporting the founders who are rebuilding our economy.

Fund III is a continuation of what we have been backing since Fund II, with a sharper emphasis: Physical AI applied to real-world economies. AI is moving from the screen into the physical world, and Europe has the industrial substrate to win that contest. We make things, grow things, build things, move things. That is where the productivity gains will land, and where the capital should follow.

We will back two kinds of company in Fund III. First, the ones transforming today’s industries (manufacturing, construction, logistics, agriculture, energy) by putting intelligence into the physical work that runs the economy. Second, the ones building Europe’s frontier categories: space, quantum and fusion, where AI is the unlock that turns world-class research into commercial leadership. Both strands share the same logic: hard problems, real customers, durable moats. Both play to European strengths.

We are doing this work with a team I am proud of: Dan Bowyer (Partner), Andrew Sherlock (Managing Director), Elena Klijn (Principal), Mia Grosen (Venture Partner), Jamie Giles (Senior Associate), Nick Sopuch (Senior Associate), Harriet Ball (Head of Talent), Pepe Lopez (Digital) and Serena Potts (Operations). Each of them backs founders the way we wanted to be backed when we were the ones building.

Our first investment from Fund III is All3, a London company rebuilding the construction industry from design to delivered building. Rodion Shishkov and Slava Bocharov, the founders behind Samokat (a $1.5bn exit in five years), are applying AI design, robotic factories and an autonomous on-site robot called Mantis to one of the world’s most stubbornly inefficient industries. Construction is exactly the kind of sector where Physical AI changes the economics. All3 is exactly the kind of company we built Fund III for.

Europe will get its productivity and sovereignty back through Physical AI, and the founders bringing it to life. That is what SuperSeed III exists to back. If you are one of those founders, we want to talk to you.

— Mads

Frequently Asked Questions

How large is SuperSeed III?

SuperSeed held first close at £40 million with the British Business Bank as anchor investor. A further £20 million is committed towards final close, taking the fund to £60 million on a target of £80 million.

What does SuperSeed III invest in?

Two kinds of company: those putting intelligence into the physical work of manufacturing, construction, logistics, agriculture and energy, and those building Europe's frontier categories of space, quantum and fusion where AI helps turn research into commercial leadership.

What was the first investment from SuperSeed III?

All3, a London company led by Samokat founders Rodion Shishkov and Slava Bocharov, which applies AI design, robotic factories and an autonomous on-site robot called Mantis to construction.

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