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Alvant is a British advanced materials technology group that specialises in the design, development, testing and manufacture of Aluminium Metal Matrix Composite materials and components (AMCs). These components are demanded the engineering applications across a wide range of industry sectors. Till now, they have invested £10 million for the development, prototyping & testing AMC materials with several projects secured with distinguished clients such as Ford & Safran. Alvant has seen new advances in current customer projects and applications. Space - Tesla, Design for Demise(D4D), Bauer Hockey are some examples. With the proceeds, the company will accelerate commercialisation and growth at the rate its customers are presently demanding.
days to go: Expired investment: Withheld
A purpose-focused digital nutrition brand with a goal to enhance amino acids' impact worldwide, aiming to transform human health and performance; Having sold over 10,000 units to customers across 30+ countries, generating a monthly revenue of £27,000; Successfully raised £270,000 in funding, achieving overfunding with EIS approval and activating a £300,000 growth loan through FSE Group, further supported by the founder's personal guarantee of £150,000 due to strong confidence in success. Experience the next level of amino acid products with a delightful twist - No more struggling with water binding and bitterness. Through innovative methods, we've introduced the market's first enjoyable amino acid drink.
days to go: Expired investment: £275,000
Arca have introduced new tools for property risk management and created a marketplace to trade portfolio risks to match buyers and sellers of financial products connected to the performance of real estate. They are opening up the concept of short term property market risk management for property portfolio managers.  
days to go: Expired investment: £575,000
Co-Space is a forward-thinking flexible office operator with a focus on affluent towns and cities outside Central London. Established in 2018, Co-Space has thrived even during the pandemic, boasting two successful sites in Reading (95% occupied) and Stevenage (93% occupied). Our approach involves transforming underutilized spaces into highly sought-after flexible offices, incorporating exceptional interior design and dedicated service. With a revenue run rate of £1.5 million and over 90% of it being contracted and recurring, Co-Space is a promising contender, bridging the gap between exceptional London design and regional competition.
days to go: Expired investment: £50,000
Metal matrix composite components and materials, primarily comprised of aluminium for use in the engineering and manufacturing industries. Alvant specialise in designing, developing and producing the composite for well-known clients such as Ford and Safran. In the last financial year, Alvant achieved a turnover of almost £617k and has invested more than £10m towards manufacturing and testing their own product. Alvant is now raising funds to distribute their components to a wider market and expand the number of commercial applications that would benefit from their materials.
days to go: Expired investment: £2,105,001
Based in Kent, Folc is an English Rosé wine producer. They distribute through their website, wholesale and trade stocklists including in the first-class cabin on Virgin Atlantic. Sourced from family-run growers, the company has won multiple awards including IEWA Gold and the prestigious Star of Kent.  With over 18,000 bottles sold, all packaging is 100% recycled or recyclable with the bottles made from 94% recycled glass. 
days to go: Expired investment: £260,000
Go In Store is a first person shopping experience that allows online visitors to experience a store as if they were in the store.  Customers can engage with a retail associates in real time.  They intend on using new technologies to bring this human to human virtual shopping experience to life.
days to go: Expired investment: £275,852
GreenPiP produce sustainably sourced, green packaging for the packaging market. Their packaging will be made of just one material and therefore it is easier for the agencies that deal with recycling once it has been discarded.
days to go: Expired investment: £105,000
Habitat Learn Group offers AI - powered speech-to-text solutions for students to over 300 Higher Education Institutions (HEIs) in North America and the UK, with advance semantics contextual linking tools enhancing its performance.
days to go: Expired investment: £730,000
Hemspan states that it designs bio-based building systems and products for construction by combining modern methods, technology and hemp to produce net-zero carbon solutions. The company argues that every time an average house is built, the CO2 emitted by the manufacture, transport and assembly of the materials used is around 50 to 60 tonnes. Hemspan says that one hectare of UK-grown industrial hemp can absorb 11 tonnes of CO2 each year with regeneratively farmed hemp capable of sequestering a further 6 tonnes per hectare of CO2 into the soil each year. Hemspan intends to activate significant demand for hemp farming in the UK and develop processing technologies to reduce reliance on imports and enable large scale manufacturing of bio-based cladding and insulation products that spin out of R&D programmes. It asserts that the global industrial hemp market is expected to grow at 25% CAGR reaching US$ 27 billion by 2028. It aims to be a contender in this segment. 
days to go: Expired investment: £200,000
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