Where is Genflex located?

Genflex is headquartered in Liverpool, United Kingdom.

Where does Genflex rank among its competitors?

Genflex ranks 541st amongst 421 active competitors, of which 64 are funded. It stands 11th in terms of total funding among its competitors. The most recent competitor to raise funding was Aedifion, which secured $19.7M in Jun, 2025.

Who are the top competitors of Genflex?

Genflex's top competitors include Resideo, Sunamp and CyanConnode. Among them, Aedifion secured the most recent funding round in June, 2025.

Genflex - 2026 Company Profile, Team & Competitors

Company Details

Genflex is a provider of project management services for the installation of energy efficient upgrades. The process followed for project management includes modeling of the improvements needed based on current prices and predictive analysis of future costs, optimization of existing assets and procurement of additional services for grid balancing services, commission and development of the project, along with post-installation monitoring.

Website: genflex.co.uk
Email ID: *****@genflex.co.uk
Phone Number: +44 **********

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Founded Year

2015

Location

Liverpool, United Kingdom

Stage

Deadpooled

Ranked

541^st among 564 competitors

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Genflex has not raised any funding rounds yet.

The founders of Genflex are Steve Kennedy and Simon Neil Stockton.

Here are the details of Genflex's key team members:

Steve Kennedy: Co-Founder & Director of Genflex.
Simon Neil Stockton: Co-Founder of Genflex.

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Top competitors of Genflex include Resideo, Sunamp and CyanConnode. Here is the list of Top 10 competitors of Genflex, ranked by Tracxn score:

Rank	Company Details	Short Description	Total Funding	Investors	Tracxn Score
1st	Resideo 2018, Wilmington (United States), Public	Provider of smart home solutions for security, air, water, and energy	-	CD&R	69/100
2nd	Sunamp 2006, Edinburgh (United Kingdom), Series B	Manufacturer of thermal energy storage solutions for homes and buildings	$30.4M	Equity Gap, Par Equity & 49 others	64/100
3rd	CyanConnode Cambridge (United Kingdom), Public	Provider of narrowband radio frequency mesh networks for IoT communications	$5.43M	ET Capital, Herald Investment Management & 4 others	63/100
4th	Green Revolution Cooling 2009, Austin (United States), Series C	Provider of oil immersion cooling for data centers	$43M	SK Lubricants, SBIR & 1 others	60/100
5th	UrbanChain 2017, Manchester (United Kingdom), Series A	Developer of technology facilitating direct energy transactions between generators and consumers	$6.51M	Eurazeo, Ukri & 3 others	60/100
6th	Utilita 2003, Winchester (United Kingdom), Unfunded	App-based utility bill management platform	-	-	57/100
7th	Aedifion 2017, Cologne (Germany), Series B	Provider of cloud platform for building operation and energy efficiency	$32.8M	BeyondBuild, Bauwens & 8 others	57/100
8th	learnd 2020, London (United Kingdom), Public	Cloud-enabled platform offering building management solutions	-	-	56/100
9th	Ogre 2021, London (United Kingdom), Series A	Provider of AI-powered platform for energy forecasting and management solutions	$6.25M	Soulmates Ventures, VERBUND & 4 others	52/100
10th	Wattstor 2013, London (United Kingdom), Acquired	Provider of solar energy based microgrid management platform	-	Janom, St and I Partnerships & 11 others	51/100
541st	Genflex 2015, Liverpool (United Kingdom), Deadpooled	Project management services provider for energy efficient upgrades	-	-	15/100