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Solidatus Secures £5M Funding From Salica Investments

Oct 31, 2025 | By Kailee Rainse

London-based Solidatus, a data lineage solutions provider, has secured a £5 million loan from the Growth Debt Fund at Salica Investments to accelerate R&D and fuel expansion.

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  • London-based Solidatus, a data lineage solutions provider, has secured a £5 million loan from the Growth Debt Fund at Salica Investments to accelerate R&D and fuel expansion.

As global data governance moves toward a projected $20 billion market by 2032, Solidatus is addressing the growing need for transparency, compliance, and data quality across industries.

Its platform helps organizations in financial services, energy, and pharmaceuticals map, manage, and trace data across its lifecycle ensuring accuracy, regulatory compliance, and stronger AI and digital transformation outcomes.

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AlunBaker, Executive Chairman at Solidatus, said: Our focus on advancing the platform’s AI capabilities will further enhance our customers’ ability to manage complexity, ensure compliance, and unlock the value of trusted data at scale. Without lineage, even the most advanced models risk instability, and regulatory cracks will start to show, with major consequences to businesses across all sectors.

By cutting manual work in complex governance tasks and adding natural language capabilities to its lineage intelligence, Solidatus is making it easier for organisations to build data trust, understand complex data flows, and stay compliant.

The new funding will accelerate AI-powered features like automated lineage creation with human-in-the-loop verification and cross-system lineage mapping.

Founded in 2011 Solidatus empowers organizations to visualize, trust, and govern data like never before. Its platform maps complex data flows, uncovering opportunities, reducing risks and revealing the impact of change enabling smarter decisions, stronger compliance, and sustainable data governance across even the most intricate digital ecosystems.

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