
Kernel Capital and IIU inject €2m in Decawave
Kernel Capital and International Investment & Underwriting (IIU) have invested €2m in Irish semiconductor company Decawave.
Kernel Capital invested through the Bank of Ireland Kernel Capital Fund II, a €70m vehicle closed in 2007 and focusing on early-stage investments. IIU is a private equity firm set up by Dermot Desmond in 1995.
Dublin-based Decawave is a provider of real-time location and wireless sensor solutions founded in 2004. The company's flagship product ScenSor has applications in areas such as manufacturing, healthcare, lighting, security, transport, inventory and supply chain management.
Decawave will use the fresh funds to accelerate the next phases of growth for the ScenSor technology.
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