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Oxa 🇬🇧 Hiring · 1 open role ↗

Series D

Self-driving technology for industrial mobility automation, automating repetitive driving tasks across ports, airports, and manufacturing sites.

About Oxa

The company specializes in Industrial Mobility Automation (IMA), providing self-driving technology that automates repetitive driving tasks across various industrial environments, including ports, airports, and manufacturing facilities. Their solutions integrate self-driving software with modular hardware systems and cloud-based fleet management, enabling the up-fit of existing vehicles for enhanced operational efficiency and safety.

Oxa is a UK-based company founded in 2014, now around 353 people. It has raised $338.3M in disclosed funding. FundFinder classes it as Logistics & Mobility.

Founded by Paul Newman (Chief Executive Officer; previously Sonardyne International Ltd; The University of Sydney), Paul Newman Cbe Freng Fieee Fiet Ceng (Chief Executive Officer; previously Sonardyne International Ltd; The University of Sydney).

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Series D · Mar 2026

  • British Growth Fund — Business Growth Fund, is an investment company that provides growth capital for small and mid-sized businesses in the UK and Ireland. · cheques £5M – £20M
  • Parkwalk Advisors — Parkwalk is an investment management firm focused on UK-based technology companies that are spun out of UK university and research centres. · cheques £1M – £10M

Funding history

Sep 2018Series A · $18M
Jan 2021Series B · $47M
Jan 2023Series C · $140M
Mar 2026Series D · $103MBritish Growth Fund, Parkwalk Advisors

● rounds tracked in this directory · ○ earlier rounds web-verified from public announcements. Amounts as announced; undisclosed rounds omitted.

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