Tech Company Financing Transactions
Singular Photonics Funding Round
On 8/19/2026, Singular Photonics raised $2.2 million in investment from ACF Investors, Cambridge Angels and Old College Capital.
Transaction Overview
Company Name
Announced On
8/19/2026
Transaction Type
Venture Equity
Amount
$2,150,000
Round
Undisclosed
Investors
Proceeds Purpose
The company intends to use the funds to accelerate the development of a new generation of sensors, expand its product roadmap, scale engineering capacity, and speed time-to-market for new image sensors.
Company Information
Company Status
Private & Independent
Industry
Semiconductors
Mailing Address
Orchard Brae House, 30 Queensferry Road
Edinburgh, EH4 2HS
UK
Edinburgh, EH4 2HS
UK
Phone
Undisclosed
Website
Email Address
Overview
A fabless SPAD image sensor company emerging from the labs of SPAD digital imaging pioneer Prof Robert Henderson, Chair of Electronic Imaging at the University of Edinburgh, Singular is the first company to bring advanced computation to SPAD-based image sensors. Our mission is to be at the forefront of sensor innovation inspiring the next generation of technology advancements that will improve life for everyone. Advances in SPAD detector manufacturing mean that the technology is now approaching quantum-level sensing, allowing for the integration of computational layers directly beneath SPAD arrays.
Profile
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Management Team
Title
Name
Email & Social
Chief Executive Officer
Shahida Imani
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