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293 Ireland’s XOCEAN secures €115M to offer a safe, economical, and carbon-neutral solution to ocean data delivery

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Vishal Singh @ Silicon Canals · 01/09/2025 05:09 EDT

Ireland’s XOCEAN secures €115M to offer a safe, economical, and carbon-neutral solution to ocean data delivery

Ireland-based XOCEAN, a provider of ocean data for the offshore energy and civil hydrography sectors, has secured €115M in funding to support its global expansion.  The funding round was structured in partnership with S2G Ventures and included contributions from S2G, Climate Investment, Morgan Stanley’s 1GT fund, and an affiliate of CC Industries. Dr. Francis O’Sullivan, ... Read more

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