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Equity Crowdfunding Pitches

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Butterfly is a retail investing platform, based in London, employing proven financial technology to enable socially responsible trading, while also allocating a portion of investment returns to support international NGOs in line with the UN Sustainable Development Goals.
days to go: Expired investment: £19,000
Caldera is a heat battery company that seeks to institutionalise zero-carbon energy solutions for the masses. It asserts that its 'Zero Carbon Boiler' is a direct replacement to an oil or gas boiler by providing low-cost renewable electricity as heat for later use on demand by the homeowner. The company asserts that the boiler consists of two elements. The first is Caldera's proprietary 'Warmstone Heat Battery' that can be charged by low-cost electricity from the grid, store that electricity for 24 hours and provide it on demand. The second is a 'Heat Interface Unit' (HIU) that replaces the existing boiler. Caldera believes that low electricity prices always tend to occur when the source of electricity is also low carbon. It will use the investment to grow its business across different verticals.
days to go: Expired investment: £615,000
Care Line Live is an award-winning revolutionary monitoring and management platform for Home Care Agencies. CLL is a client-based system that enables home care agencies to run their businesses from any place. It reduces administration, automates processes, easily rosters client visits and improves efficiency and productivity by giving the client more Time to Care. It increases client and carer satisfaction, provides accessible and responsive support, increases compliance for CQC purposes, generates higher profits through improved efficiency and capacity. The future product road map includes integration with 3rd party home automation platforms that will allow home care agencies to offer further services to their clients, such as secure key-less entry.
days to go: Expired investment: £367,000
Targeting heavy-duty diesel engines the Cibus21 retrofit technology system claims it is fuel-saving and reduces harmful exhaust emissions through the principle of Enhanced Combustion. With patents pending the company claims the enhanced combustion process introduces small amounts of LPG directly into the diesel engines' air intake to fundamentally change the chemistry of the combustion process. The company states that the current experienced efficiency gains are 15-20% reduced in diesel use and CO2 emissions.
days to go: Expired investment: £116,000
Cipher Surgical have developed a new product that is designed to remove contaminants from the laparoscope’s lens during keyhole surgery, thus removing the need to constantly take the laparascope out of the patient for cleaning. This is done by manipulating CO2 and saline across the lens and therefore removing blood, peritoneal fluid, particulate matter and condensation/fogging from the lens.
days to go: Expired investment: £175,000
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
Cyance is an award-winning marketing technology pioneer. Nexus is a software platform designed by the company to track the buying behaviour through billions of computers belonging to millions of businesses across the globe. This platform can track the consumed content and identifies customer interests and needs. The company's customers typically generate x3 more leads and x4 more sales. With the proceeds, Cyance will increase its marketing sales and improve product development to fund the general working capital.
days to go: Expired investment: Withheld
Digital Sports Arena (DSA) is a video games development company that focuses solely on mobile sports management simulations. DSA was founded in 2015 by an award-winning team of video games executives.
days to go: Expired investment: £157,200
DotFrames is pioneering an AI, VR, and AR-powered e-commerce platform for immersive 3D experiences. Their focus is on media and entertainment, creating hyper-real galleries for art and collectibles. They aim to develop a next-gen Shopify platform-as-a-service, enabling clients to showcase and sell various products in immersive environments. The investment will fuel platform development. DotFrames merges technology and artistry, reshaping art appreciation.
days to go: Expired investment: £100,000
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
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