Kwikpay is the first app in the UK to make it easy to top up your prepaid mobiles and prepaid services. Kwikpay have relationships with all major UK mobile operators, as well as mobile operators for another 100 countries.
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£168,821
nHouse is a disruptive housing company that builds eco-friendly homes offsite in the UK. The company uses modular methods wherein individual parts of a house are constructed separately in a factory before being transported and assembled at the building site. The company's homes have Buildoffsite Property Assurance Scheme (BOPAS) accreditation, are mortgage friendly, and have a 60-year structural warranty. nHouse argues that it can fulfil the target of making 75,000 new homes using modern methods of construction by 2030 in line with the UK government's directive of having more living premises in the UK. nHouse aims to be a contender in the $130 billion offsite sector industry by 2030. It has received coverage from publications like FT, The Times, The Guardian, and The Sun. nHouse will use the investment to support the growth and delivery of homes exiting the planning process during the next six months, and enter the VC round.
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£149,320
Football INDEX is the stockmarket for football players. They are a platform that allows you to buy footballers for real money, earn dividends, trade players and sell at a profit.
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£1,156,327
Care in One Place provides a one-stop online marketplace where people can assess their personal circumstances to find the right care package, and purchase the necessary products and services.
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£14,310
Intellibonds is a platform that utilizes AI to enhance fixed-income investing. It assists institutional investors in reducing expenses through intelligent automation and converting data into actionable insights. Intellibonds' virtual AI assistants work alongside your investment professionals, enhancing efficiency and decision-making.
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£208,713
Hexis is a fitness application that helps users become fitter scientifically, fuel smarter and feel on top of their game. The company argues that despite users becoming knowledgeable in fitness, courtesy of the internet, nutrition hasn’t become a core area of concern. Hexis asserts that its proprietary 'Carb Coding' tool amplifies the human body's response to exercise, enhancing performance, recovery and adaptation. Hexis stresses that its tool removes the guesswork from nutrition by predictively personalising a user's requirements as per their workouts and lifestyle. The company points out that its beta system was tested on 1,000 users. It aspires to dominate the personalised nutrition market that is set to grow to £11.7 billion by 2027 and counts athletes like Paul Dunne (Golf), Rohan Dennis (Cycling), and Lauren Delany (Rugby) amongst its star users. Hexis states it will use the investment to democratise nutrition and increase its user base across global markets.
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£398,234
Market Porter is a food-tech platform connecting independant food producers, such as butchers and farm shops, with the consumers. The company are the only food-tech platform which work on a national scale instead of just locally. They source out the best small scale producers with top quality and taste, all delivered straight to your door.
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£885,000
Using digital technology to help manufacturers reduce costs and increase profits whilst cutting their environmental impacts. Manufacture 2030 has developed a highly scalable, cloud-based software platform for businesses to utilise and become more resource-efficient. The software contains project management features, technical information and the best action to take in particular scenarios. As the software sits in the cloud, manufacturers can quickly and easily access the platform without modifying their current IT configurations.
Manufacture 2030 generates revenue via licensing fees sold to individual factory sites owned by businesses. Current clients include Mars, ABP Group and Interface who are all ready to scale the product further. The company has also gained support from the UK and US Department of Energy, as well as the University of Cambridge.
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£280,120
POD Point have placed electric chargepoints at more than 27,000 locations in the UK and supply to businesses, public locations and homes. They supply software to go along with the chargepoints so users can see where the nearest public points are and use a smart phone to be in control of charging their car.
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£1,528,970
Business Finance Market (BFM) is a financial technology platform that stimulates the market towards Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) lending via data in the UK. BFM claims that SMEs are gradually being excluded from mainstream banking. The company cites that in 1988, 40% of all bank lending went to SMEs. BFM points out that lending today is closer to 4% with an estimated £22 billion funding gap to the 5.9 million UK SMEs. BFM asserts that almost 90% of SME loan applications are stuck due to a lack of choice and transparency when it comes to securing finance. BFM aspires to solve this dilemma. It states that its technology allows SMEs to experience quicker finance decisions based on true addressable market access and allows lenders and intermediaries access to its platform to help manage the end-to-end application process, improve deal flow, and deliver faster credit decisions. BFM intends to exit via a trade sale within the financial sector.
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