St. Albans-based Fuseaware secures £384.8k for construction safety technology

The fuseAware safety system, a technology solution for tracking and managing on-site health and safety, has received fresh backing as its parent company Fuseaware Limited raised an estimated £384.8k. Based in St. Albans and incorporated in 2016, the company develops hardware and software tools designed to reduce workplace accidents on construction sites.

This latest investment follows a series of capital injections over the past year, including a £642.3k raise in August 2025 and a £169.9k raise in June 2025. While the valuation for this specific round was not disclosed in the filings, Fuseaware was valued at £23.4m during a £259.5k funding round in February 2025. This followed a September 2024 valuation of £23.1m.

The company utilizes a combination of sensors, beacons, screens, and smartwatches to monitor on-site compliance and alert operatives to high-risk scenarios in real time. The fuseAware platform integrates this hardware with an administrative application to facilitate safety training and track worker movements in hazardous areas.

Financial records show the company filed its latest accounts for the year ended 30 June 2025. Previous funding history shows a steady increase in valuation since 2021, when the company was valued at £6.1m. Since then, Fuseaware has completed multiple rounds, including a £781k raise in October 2022 at a £15.9m valuation and a £637.6k raise in August 2023 at a £20.5m valuation.

The company operates as a technology consultancy focusing on the digital transformation of site safety management. The recent allotment of shares took place in April (allotment date), with formal documentation filed in May (filing date).