Meatly announced a 10.4 million GBP Series A funding round. The funding will enable the company to build a 20000-litre cultivated meat bioreactor facility in London, described as the largest of its kind in Europe. Fit-out of the facility will begin immediately, with product releases expected in 2027. Investors in the round include Oyster Bay Venture Capital, Clean Growth Fund, and JamJar Investments. The article states this round builds on 7 million GBP in seed funding from Agronomics and Pets at Home, bringing total funding raised to date to 17.4 million GBP.
About Meatly
Meatly is a foodtech company focused on cultivated meat production. It says it has solved key technical cost challenges in cultivated protein production and became Europe's first company to sell cultivated meat. Following regulatory authorisation in 2024, it sold the world's first cultivated pet food in 2025.
London, United Kingdom
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What type of funding round did Meatly raise?
Meatly raised a series-a round.
How much did Meatly raise in its series-a?
Meatly raised $10,400,000 GBP in its series-a.
When did Meatly raise its series-a?
Meatly raised its series-a on 2026-05-07.
Who invested in Meatly's series-a?
The investors in Meatly's series-a are: Oyster Bay Venture Capital, Clean Growth Fund, JamJar Investments.
What type of investment was Meatly's series-a?
Meatly's series-a was a equity investment.
How will Meatly use the funds from its series-a?
Meatly plans to use the funds for: Build a 20000-litre bioreactor facility in London, Scale commercial output, Support product releases expected in 2027.