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Entrepreneurship impacts and achievements
Over the last five years, more than 400 new student startups were created at UCL. Collectively they have raised over £355 million in external investment and currently employ over 1,900 people. (HEBCI 2019-2024)
Our entrepreneurs' achievements
eNOugh secures $2.7 million investment
eNOugh, founded by UCL alumni, has raised $2.7 million (£2 million) in investment to transform personal safety with their AI-powered wearable smart badge designed to act as a personal safety companion.
Startups take part in UK-Swiss entrepreneurship exchange
The most promising UCL startups have taken part in the UK-Swiss Entrepreneurship Exchange Programme 2025, an initiative designed to help early-stage ventures expand internationally and attract investment.
Camera Intelligence raises $2 million in seed funding
Camera Intelligence, co-founded by UCL alumnus Vishal Kumar, is developing an AI-powered camera platform designed to simplify professional content creation.
Throxy secures $6.2 million investment
Throxy, co-founded by UCL alumnus Pablo Jimenez de Parga Ramos, alongside Bergen Merey and Arnau Ayerbe Garcia, combines AI agents with human experts to deliver highly bespoke sales campaigns.
Entrepreneurs pitch for investment at London Demo Day
The most promising entrepreneurs from across London’s top universities pitched their startups to investors at London Demo Day 2025, hosted by UCL.
Double Dutch Drinks secures £4.5 million funding
Twins and UCL alumnae Joyce and Raissa de Haas have secured £4.5 million to help their premium mixers business expand further into the UK and international markets.
Celebrating UCL startups
On 3 July, UCL’s entrepreneurial community gathered to celebrate the achievements of UCL startups, with several receiving awards acknowledging their growth and contribution to the UCL entrepreneurial ecosystem.
Case studies
BoxxDocks
BoxxDocks helps logistic businesses boost efficiency while lowering costs and environmental impact. The company was founded by UCL alumnus James Della Valle (BSc Architecture 2020 and MArch Architecture 2023) and Alessandro Attanzio.
Your Juno
Set up by a UCL alumna Margot de Broglie (UCL Economics) and her sister Alexia, the financial education app Your Juno has over 65,000 users and has raised over £2.5 million in investment.
Znotes
Social enterprise startup ZNotes, founded by alumnus Zubair Junjunia (UCL Mathematics), has helped over 5 million students with free revision notes and other online content.