Too many EIS investments are effectively gambles, justified by tax relief rather than demonstrably great early stage businesses. We take the opposite approach. Taking the principles of Buffett-style discipline, and applying that to the start-up world,  we find businesses that already demonstrate strong metrics, genuine customer validation, and valuations that leave room for sizeable upside.​

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Each year we review hundreds of opportunities and invest our own capital into a handful of high-quality start-ups — once a company clears the bar, we help them raise further by sharing with trusted angels in our network.

 

We share plain-English notes on why we passed, why we invested, and the terms.