Altitude et al. back Nobl series-A
Altitude Investment Management, Artemis Growth Partners and Enexis have backed UK-based Nobly, which focuses on data, conferences and consultancy regarding cannabis, in a £1.25m series-A round.
The financing round was completed at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.
The company plans to use the fresh capital to invest in talent and innovation, according to a statement.
All three GPs specialise in backing companies in the cannabis industry. Enexis is based in Stockholm, Altitude is based in New York and Artemis is headquartered in Santa Ana, Costa Rica.
Company
Headquartered in London, Nobl provides data, conference and consulting services to clients in the cannabis industry. It has partnerships with companies and industry events including cannabis data company Prohibition Partners and conferences Cannabis Europa and European Cannabis Week 2020.
Nobl was founded in 2019 and employs seven staff, according to its website.
People
Nobl – Stephen Murphy (co-founder).
Altitude Investment Management – Michael Goldberg (partner).
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