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Infogrid

Infogrid# is a technology sector company founded in 2005 in Serres, Greece. It offers IT services, including consulting, cloud-based solutions, e-commerce...

Infogrid

Infogrid# is a technology sector company founded in 2005 in Serres, Greece. It offers IT services, including consulting, cloud-based solutions, e-commerce development, data warehousing, ERP implementation, and corporate training. The company serves various sectors with a focus on technology and business services.

General information

Firm type

PropTech / IoT / Smart Building Solutions

Year founded

2018

Location

Region

Europe

Country

United Kingdom

City

London

Corporate office

London, United Kingdom

Principals

William Cowell de Gruchy

Chief Executive Officer

Sector focus

PropTechESG & SustainabilityEnterprise SoftwareAI/ML

Frequently asked questions

What is the company's relationship with the Smart Building and ESG regulatory tailwinds?

Infogrid positions its platform as a direct answer to tightening environmental and health-compliance regulations in commercial buildings. Mandates such as the UK's Health and Safety Executive guidance on Legionella, broader EU taxonomy-driven ESG reporting, and US municipal building-performance standards create compliance needs that the company's automated monitoring directly addresses without adding human inspection costs.

How is Infogrid funded, and what is its governance structure?

Infogrid is a venture-backed private company, not a family office. Its most recent major funding was a $90 million Series B round in April 2023 led by Northzone and AO Proptech, with prior backing from SoftBank Vision Fund 2. CEO William Cowell de Gruchy is the co-founder and operational lead. The company is not publicly known to have a single controlling family shareholder.

What happened with Infogrid's reported layoffs, and how does that affect allocator diligence?

In late 2023, Infogrid reduced its workforce by roughly 25% in what public reporting described as a restructuring to right-size operations following a period of aggressive pandemic-era hiring. For allocators evaluating the PropTech sector, this signals a maturation from growth-at-all-costs toward unit-economic discipline—a pivot worth monitoring in any potential follow-on opportunity.

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