Oxford spin‑out OXCCU raises €23.7m ($28m) in oversubscribed Series B; IAG among investors

Oxford University spin‑out OXCCU has raised €23.7m ($28m) in an oversubscribed Series B to scale a patented one‑step process that converts waste carbon and hydrogen into sustainable aviation fuel. The round includes participation from IAG and will fund commercialisation and scale‑up of the SAF project.

Discovered 2025-09-29T03:40:01.899350-07:00 | 2025-09-29T03:40:01.899350-07:00

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What Hype is tracking

€23.7m ($28m) Series B and IAG participation signal continued airline and industry capital into SAF supply, reducing supply‑risk exposure and aligning with broader initiatives such as the oneworld $150m SAF fund and Airbus/Boeing investments in SAF.
OXCCU's patented one‑step waste‑carbon + hydrogen route could broaden feedstock options beyond used oils and biogenic CO2; scaling this technology with Series B proceeds directly complements other pilots and domestic SAF projects such as Liquid Sun's eSAF pilot in Finland and India's Panipat refinery waste‑oil SAF output.

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