London’s Isometric lands €34 million to scale certification p…

Market sources reveal that homeFundingLondon’s Isometric lands €34 million to scale certification platform for industrial markets FundingUK-Startups London’s Isometric lands €34 million to scale certification platform for industrial markets By David Cendon Garcia June 22, 2026 Share FacebookTwitterWhatsAppLinkedin Isometric has closed a €34 million ($40 million) Series A to expand its AI certification platform across the €305 billion ($350 billion) industrial certification market and accelerate its AI-enabled services expansion. HomeFundingLondon’s Isometric lands €34 million to scale certification platform for industrial markets FundingUK-Startups London’s Isometric lands €34 million to scale certification platform for industrial markets By David Cendon Garcia June 22, 2026 Share FacebookTwitterWhatsAppLinkedin Isometric has closed a €34 million ($40 million) Series A to expand its AI certification platform across the €305 billion ($350 billion) industrial certification market and accelerate its AI-enabled services expansion.All of Isometric’s existing institutional investors, including Lowercarbon Capital and Plural, joined the round, with personal investment from Kleiner Perkins chairman John Doerr and Walter Kortschak.Eamon Jubbawy, Founder and CEO, Isometric says: “For decades the certification industry faced a tradeoff between speed and rigor.Key players involved: Goldman Sachs Asset Management, Accel Market AnalysisEamon Jubbawy, Founder and CEO, Isometric says: “For decades the certification industry faced a tradeoff between speed and rigor. AI agents are here, and they’re making the certification process instant and invisible, unleashing the potential of the industrial economy.” Isometric’s Series A sits within a broader 2026 pattern of AI-enabled compliance, verification infrastructure, and industrial decarbonisation. Trading InsightsVolume and momentum indicatorsSupport and resistance levelsSector rotation patterns Expert Commentary Looking AheadFor complete details on this development, refer to the original report from EU-Startups. Frequently Asked Questions