Saudi Aramco Energy Ventures

Saudi Aramco Energy Ventures, the corporate venture capital arm of Saudi Aramco and a consortium, has acquired stake in Seeq, US-based provider of software and services for industrial data, for $50 million.

Established in 2012 and based in Seattle, Seeq provides software and services that convert industrial data into information and has raised $115 million so far. (SAEV invest globally into start-up and high growth companies and has so far invested publicly in 45 companies. Based out of Dhahran, SAEV also operates through regional offices in North America and Europe)

Saudi Aramco Energy Ventures is listed in the Middle East Investors Directory with the code SINOC23 .

Saudi Aramco Energy Ventures, the corporate venturing subsidiary of the Saudi Arabian Oil Company and a consortium acquired stake in California-based FogHorn Systems in an investment offering totaling $15 million.

FogHorn Systems is a privately held company founded in 2014 by Mohan Reddy, T.M. Ravi and Kamesh Raghavendra. The company is a leading developer of "edge intelligence" software for industrial and commercial IoT applications. (Saudi Aramco Energy Ventures is the corporate venturing subsidiary of Saudi Aramco, the world's leading integrated energy and chemicals company. They invest globally into early-stage and high growth companies that have strategic importance to its parent, Saudi Aramco.)

Saudi Aramco Energy Ventures is listed in the Middle East Investors Directory with the code SINOC23.

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Saudi investment firm SAEV, the corporate venturing subsidiary of Saudi Aramco, has acquired stake in Oxymem, a wastewater treatment firm based in Ireland.

Oxymem solves energy intensive wastewater treatment with a specific solution. Among Oxymem other investors you can also find the Dow Chemical company. (Saudi Aramco Energy Ventures invest globally into early-stage and high growth companies with technologies of strategic importance in oil and gas, petrochemicals, renewables, energy efficiency and water sectors.)

Saudi Aramco Energy Ventures SAEV is listed in the Middle East Investors Directory with the code SJL71.

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Saudi Venture Capital firm Saudi Aramco Energy Ventures (SAEV) has invested $10 million and $26 million in two US firms; Maana and NanoMech.

Maana, based in California, is an analytics platform that turns big data insights into line-of-business applications and has received $26 million in Series B funding led by SAEV. NanoMech, based in Arkansas, uses nanotechnology to develop advanced products for industrial and mechanical applications and has raised $10 million from SAEV. (SAEV is the corporate venturing subsidiary of Saudi Arabian Oil Company, Saudi Aramco. As DubaiBeat reported back in 2012 on its launch, its investments range from $1 million to $30 million per company).

SAEV is listed in the Middle East Investors Directory with the code SINOC23.

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Saudi Aramco has announced the launch of its corporate venturing subsidiary Saudi Aramco Energy Ventures (SAEV).

Headquartered in Dhahran, SAEV's global investments will target start-up and high growth companie in renewable energy, water and energy efficiency technologies. Individual investments were expected to range from $1 million to $30 million per company. They also joined with Energy Capital Management, a European venture capital firm specialized in the oil & gas sector, for corporate venturing activities in the upstream oil and gas sector in Europe.

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