ZeroAvia lands £20m funding boost from Scottish National Investment Bank

Stuart Stone
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Zero emission aviation pioneer reveals Series C funding has topped $150m following investment from Scottish Government-backed investment vehicle

ZeroAvia has announced its latest Series C funding round has hit $150m after it secured £20m in funding from the Scottish National Investment Bank, marking the impact investor's first investment in hydrogen-based...

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