Aviva backs nature restoration firm Nattergal in £40m seed funding round

Stuart Stone
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Aviva chief sustainability officer Claudine Blamey joins board of nature based solution pioneer

Nature restoration company Nattergal has today announced it has successfully raised £40m in equity funding in a seed funding round that sees insurance giant Aviva become a key institutional investor and...

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