Cambridge Wilkinson announced it has closed a syndicated special purpose vehicle investment into a Series B round for an unnamed high growth AI hardware and technology company, positioning the transaction as a step in its broader push into technology capital raising.
The firm described the deal as a milestone in a technology practice it has been building over the past year, saying the effort is aimed at bringing its relationship driven approach and structured capital experience to growth stage technology companies. Cambridge Wilkinson said its technology practice works with a range of companies, from founder led businesses raising early institutional rounds to established operators scaling and later stage venture backed companies seeking non dilutive capital.
Cambridge Wilkinson said it supports both single investor transactions and syndicated raises, drawing on relationships across venture capital, growth equity, alternative capital providers, and venture debt lenders. The firm added that it is working on additional technology transactions and continuing to build its pipeline in the sector.
In its company description, Cambridge Wilkinson said it is a global investment bank focused on middle market companies, arranging debt and equity capital raises from $25 million to $5 billion and advising on mergers and acquisitions. It also said it provides leverage and credit facilities for private equity and alternative credit funds ranging from $25 million to $2 billion, with access to a broad network of capital sources including family offices, credit funds, banks, insurers, private equity, sovereigns, and endowments.
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“This expansion into technology is a natural evolution of our platform. We’ve always focused on sectors where deep relationships and creative structuring create real value for clients. We’re particularly focused on deep tech and resiliency sectors where relationship-driven capital raising creates meaningful value. Technology companies operate in a faster-moving universe, and they need sophisticated capital partners who not only understand their challenges but can move with the speed their markets demand—whether that’s equity capital to scale, venture debt to extend runway, or creative structured solutions.”
Rob Bolandian, Co-Founder And Global Head Of Investment Banking, Cambridge Wilkinson
