Rem3dy Health, the Birmingham company behind the personalised vitamin brand Nourished, raised £14m (about $18.8m) at an £84m valuation, announced on 9 June 2026. The round came from a group of strategic investors including Suntory, Estrella Galicia, Apollo Hospitals and UPSA, according to The Next Web and BusinessCloud.
Birmingham-based Future Planet Capital Regional also took part. It had backed the company earlier, through the West Midlands Co-Investment Fund. Reports on who led the round differ: BusinessCloud described a group of global strategic investors as leading, and the other outlets list the same four names, so no single lead is stated here.
“Securing this funding marks a major milestone for us.”Melissa Snover, Founder, Nourished (Rem3dy Health)
What Rem3dy Health does
Founder Melissa Snover, a registered nutritionist, set up the company in 2019. Nourished makes vegan gummies built from seven layers, 3D-printed with patented technology and customised from a questionnaire and algorithm. The Next Web said there are more than 10 million possible nutrient combinations.
BusinessCloud described the business as combining data science, 3D printing and automation, with 29 patents. The Next Web reported that the company can make 500,000 units a day at its facility and has sold more than 53 million units since launching in 2020. BusinessCloud said more than 150 million personalised nutrient stacks have been made since its latest production technology was introduced. The two figures count different things and both come from the company.
Nourished is sold through Boots, Holland & Barrett and, according to BusinessCloud, Ocado, as well as more than 12,000 pharmacies across Europe.
Financial performance
BusinessCloud reported 2025 revenue of £10.21m, up 61% on 2024. Production yield rose from 91% to 97% and efficiency from 86% to 95%. The Next Web, citing VoxelMatters, said earlier rounds had raised about £19m, and described this as the company's largest single fundraise; the round announcement itself did not give a total.
What the money is for
Rem3dy Health said it will enter the United States, the Middle East and North Africa, and India, and launch personalised health products for pets. BusinessCloud added further investment in automation, advanced manufacturing and AI-driven personalised nutrition.
Snover said, "Securing this funding marks a major milestone for us." The Next Web also quoted her saying the company is now in a strong position to scale globally.
Who invested
The Next Web described Suntory as a Japanese beverage and wellness group, Estrella Galicia as a Spanish brewing group, Apollo Hospitals as an Indian healthcare provider and UPSA as a French pharmaceutical company. José Cabanas, chief marketing officer of Hijos de Rivera, the owner of Estrella Galicia, said Nourished combines strong expertise with advanced technological capabilities.
Rupert Lyle of Future Planet Capital Regional, who is principal of the West Midlands Co-Investment Fund, said the company is developing a truly disruptive brand and technology. Future Planet invested £500,000 through that fund in September 2025, The Next Web reported. The company did not disclose its headcount.