Secondlaw key facts
as of Oct 2026- Developer of climate modeling systems designed for high-resolution forecasting and simulation.
- Secondlaw is valued at approximately $18.4M as of Oct 2026, set at its early-stage round, Sep 2025; nothing has traded since, per PrivateMarketView’s mark.
- It has raised $3.4M across 1 recorded rounds; the latest was Early Stage VC ($3.4M) in Sep 2025.
- Notable investors include e2vc, Earth (Berlin), Anti Ordinary Ventures, Transition Ventures.
- Status: Privately Held (backing).
Valued at $18.4M at its early-stage round, Sep 2025. Nothing has traded since.
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Secondlaw funding rounds
1 roundsWho backs Secondlaw
4Secondlaw valuation
Secondlaw was valued at $18.4 million at its early-stage round in Sep 2025. That is the last priced event on record: no secondary trade or institutional fund mark has moved the figure since.
How much has Secondlaw raised?
Secondlaw has raised $3.4 million across 1 recorded round since 2025. The largest was a $3.4 million early-stage round in Sep 2025.
Secondlaw investors
4 investors are on record for Secondlaw, including e2vc, Earth (Berlin), Anti Ordinary Ventures and Transition Ventures. The early-stage round in Sep 2025 drew 3 investors.
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About Secondlaw
Developer of climate modeling systems designed for high-resolution forecasting and simulation. The company's platform leverages frontier machine learning techniques and scientific research from leading academic institutions to build system models capable of emulating extreme weather events, enhancing detection and attribution methods, enabling governments, researchers, and climate-sensitive industries to improve preparedness, policy planning, and environmental resilience.
- Industry
- Environmental Services (B2B)
- Sector
- Business Products and Services (B2B)
- HQ
- London, United Kingdom
- Founded
- 2024
- Employees
- 2
- Website
- secondlaw.com/
- Ownership
- Privately Held (backing)
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