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.
The round is led by AVP. 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. Do it fast or do it right. With Isometric, industrial companies can get both. 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.
The closest software comparables are Hybridity, Cleo Labs, A-Cube, Duna and Outpost, which apply AI or automation to regulatory, tax, product and identity compliance.
In adjacent physical-economy and climate infrastructure, MAECONOMY, Cocoon Carbon and D-CRBN show continued funding for auditable circular materials, lower-carbon construction inputs and industrial CO₂ reuse.
The UK is especially relevant in this sample: Outpost and Cocoon Carbon are both UK-based, as is Isometric, indicating a national focus on compliance-heavy and industrial transition infrastructure.
François Robinet, Managing Partner, AVP adds: “Certification has always forced a choice between speed and rigor. Isometric has eliminated that compromise. Eamon and the team have built a genuinely category-defining company, and their agentic AI platform has the potential to transform certification across the industrial economy. We’re thrilled to partner with them as they scale that vision.”
Founded in 2022, Isometric is an agentic certification platform for the industrial economy. It was founded by Eamon Jubbawy, co-founder of Onfido, the AI-powered identity certification company that verified over one billion identities and caught 25 million fraudsters prior to its acquisition by Entrust.
Isometric’s AI agents work alongside human verifiers, reviewing every data point so expert judgment is freed for the calls that matter, in place of the manual reviews that have defined certification for decades.
AI, automation, and decarbonisation are driving the largest industrial buildout in decades. But the company says every one of these projects needs to be certified against regulatory, safety, and sustainability standards before a buyer pays a premium, before a regulator grants a permit, or before an investor commits capital.
Isometric’s platform, Certify, uses AI agents to ingest and cross-check the millions of data points behind a claim, from sensor readings and satellite data to supply chain records and lab results, flagging discrepancies and surfacing the cases that need expert judgment.
Isometric cut their teeth in the carbon removal industry, where it is now the largest certification company globally, having been contracted to certify over 16 million tonnes to date.
It’s trusted by customers including Microsoft, Anglo American, JPMorganChase, and Boeing, supports more than 200 industrial projects. The company says they employ the largest team of carbon removal scientists and engineers of any certifier.
Blair McDougall, Minister for Economic Transformation: “Isometric is exactly the kind of frontier AI success story we want to see built and scaled in the UK – turning world‑leading ideas into global businesses that attract top international investment.
“This investment shows how, with the right support to access talent and scale, Britain can be the best place in the world to grow the next generation of world-changing companies.”
Read the orginal article: https://www.eu-startups.com/2026/06/londons-isometric-lands-e34-million-to-scale-certification-platform-for-industrial-markets/
