Belfast environmental health service Catagen has been placed on The Future Fifty cohort for 2025, backed by Tech Nation and Founders Forum.<br /><br />Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer hosted the launch of the 2025 Future Fifty programme at 10 Downing Street.<br /><br />Catagen’s CEO and co-founder Dr. Andrew Woods was invited to celebrate the achievement alongside fellow future industry leaders in the 2025 cohort, as well as colleagues and members of the wider tech community.<br /><br />The Future Fifty is the leading late-stage growth programme for technology companies in the UK, coined as a ‘rite of passage’ for many of the most innovative and successful tech scale-ups.<br /><br />Catagen’s mission is to clean and decarbonise the air. Through the ClimaHtech system, Catagen is decarbonising hard-to-abate industries such as aviation, mobility, heavy machinery, marine, and more.<br /><br />The Future Fifty programme is invite-only and has supported over 30% of unicorns and 40% of decacorns in the UK, with alumni like Monzo, Revolut, Skyscanner, and Deliveroo. Tech Nation’s Future Fifty cohort are the tech companies to watch, having raised a collective £16 billion in funding.
