A Bristol-based tech business led by former UK and US government and military intelligence specialists has been acquired for an undisclosed sum.
Geospatial intelligence specialist Geollect has developed mapping platforms that gather and visualise data using space and ground-based sensors, allowing organisations to mitigate risk or identify opportunities.
The business, founded by Cate and Richard Gwilliam in 2017 and based in Almondsbury Business Park in Bradley Stoke, has now been bought by science and engineering firm Roke, which is itself part of FTSE-250 defence tech group Chemring.
