London-based Pimloc has secured $5 million in strategic investment to accelerate global expansion.
As the most widely used and sensitive form of data today, video is pushing organisations to meet increasingly complex demands for transparency, compliance, and security. With the global surveillance market valued at $73.8 billion in 2024 and video analytics expected to reach $94.6 billion by 2034, the pressure is mounting. In Europe, growing cybersecurity concerns are placing a tighter focus on how visual data is collected, stored, and shared.
To meet this growing demand, Pimloc is rapidly scaling, driven by over 120 per cent year-on-year growth in adoption of its Secure Redact SaaS platform.
The solution uses AI to automatically detect and anonymise sensitive content across video, audio, screens, and imagery, helping organisations stay ahead of tightening compliance and security expectations.
Simon Randall, CEO of Pimloc, shared:
This is a pivotal moment for Pimloc. We’re scaling rapidly into new sectors, regions, and multimodal workflows, and this investment is a strong endorsement of the platform we’ve built and the category we’re defining. Each investor brings strategic insight – whether in AI, industry-specific domains, or international expansion – that goes well beyond capital. Their backing strengthens our ability to grow thoughtfully, unlock new high-impact use cases, and deliver the infrastructure the world needs for privacy-first AI.
Secure Redact is already trusted across sectors, including law enforcement, healthcare, education, insurance, transport, and retail. It is deployed via SaaS, APIs, and private cloud to help organisations meet rising demands for privacy, transparency, and compliance at scale.
Built entirely in-house, the platform has already anonymised nearly half a billion instances of personally identifiable information (PII).
This trust is driving the growth of Pimloc’s channel partner network, with established integrations across major platforms such as Microsoft, Eagle Eye Networks, Milestone Systems, and Rhombus Systems.
To support this next phase of growth, Pimloc secured backing from Amadeus Capital Partners and Edge Ventures, with participation from Zetta Venture Partners, MD One, and Symvan Capital.
Together, these investors bring extensive expertise across AI, cybersecurity, national infrastructure, and emerging sectors such as fintech and content compliance, strengthening Pimloc’s mission to set the global benchmark for privacy-first intelligence wherever sensitive data is captured, processed, and shared.
Nick Kingsbury, Partner at Amadeus Capital Partners, shared:
As AI matures, trust, control, and accountability become paramount. Pimloc has built a platform that’s both technically sophisticated and commercially proven, with strong momentum across sectors and regions. We’re excited to back their global growth as Secure Redact becomes foundational infrastructure for privacy-first video intelligence.
According to Hugo Sunnucks, Investment Manager at Edge Investments, the company is proud to co-lead Pimloc’s latest funding round as the company embarks on a critical phase of global growth. He added:
Under Simon Randall’s leadership, Pimloc has built an outstanding platform that enables large-scale, highly accurate video redaction, a capability that is becoming increasingly vital across a wide variety of sectors. Their pace of innovation, combined with a clear and urgent mission, is transforming how organisations handle sensitive visual data in a privacy-first world.
Driven by growing global demand and the support of mission-aligned investors, Pimloc is poised for its next phase of commercial growth.
The company plans to expand across privacy-sensitive sectors, including healthcare, public safety, insurance, education, and transportation, while strengthening its ecosystem partnerships and accelerating adoption in high-growth areas like screen redaction, creative content compliance, and fintech workflows.
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