Future Tech Ventures

Avoxt is a technology company specializing in the manufacturing of industrial machinery for efficient hydrogen production. Their offerings include an advanced power control system, optimized cell and stack architecture, and an energy control system. These innovations aim to facilitate the transition to green hydrogen, making it a more cost-effective alternative to fossil fuels. By utilizing Avoxt's technologies, clients can enhance efficiency, minimize maintenance, and easily manage fluctuations in green electricity.

BiOrion Technologies is a biopharmaceutical company developing radiopharmaceuticals, imaging diagnostics, and targeted therapeutics for diseases driven by PDGF-ß receptor signaling. The company focuses on addressing fibrotic diseases and related cancers by creating in-vivo imaging agents and receptor-targeted therapies. Its pipeline includes BOT-103, a liver fibrosis imaging tracer, and BOT-191, a mimetic of IFN-gamma in which the binding moiety is replaced by a PDGF-ß receptor–binding element. BiOrion aims to treat conditions such as portal hypertension associated with liver fibrosis, idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis, and renal cell carcinoma. Founded in 2003 and headquartered in Groningen, the Netherlands, the company combines diagnostic and therapeutic modalities to enable disease visualization and targeted intervention for patients with high medical need.

IonIQs is a technology company that specializes in water treatment solutions for mining and refining industries. Its core offering is a proprietary technology designed to filter and recover valuable minerals, such as lithium, from wastewater, thereby reducing water consumption and enhancing operational efficiency. This process not only helps businesses comply with environmental regulations but also enables them to achieve zero liquid discharge, recover useful by-products, and minimize waste.

SeaO2 is an ocean carbon removal company that develops scalable technology to remove carbon dioxide from seawater at gigaton scale, with the goal of reducing CO2 concentrations in the ocean and, indirectly, in the atmosphere. The approach enables cost-efficient atmospheric carbon removal by leveraging partnerships to turn captured CO2 from seawater into a viable business, allowing clients to support climate goals by lowering oceanic carbon levels and, in turn, atmospheric CO2.