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Bray Capital

The Old Fuel Depot, Twemlow Lane, Twemlow, Cheshire, CW4 8GJ, England

Overview

Bray Capital are looking for opportunities to invest in privately owned companies throughout the world. They work with companies around the globe to help them develop their business, acquire capital, gain marketshare and expand internationally. Business is their passion and they are proud to work in partnership with their investee companies, taking as active a role as necessary to help the business achieve its full potential. They are not a bank and providing financial support is only a part of what they do. They believe in every business that they invest in and are committed to its success, They are involved with their investee companies at board level providing advice on a strategic level when required, with the ultimate aim to realise the full potential of the business and its management. Typically they look to invest between £100k to £1 million in a wide range of start-up or growing businesses, from innovation or technology oriented companies, to service and asset-based businesses. At the smaller end of the funding scale, they look at a variety of new or existing growth businesses, including those requiring seed capital, second or third round technology propositions, invention opportunities or special projects.

Total investments
2
Lead investments
1
Investments · 12mo
0
Active investors
0

Sector focus

  • Finance
  • Financial Services
  • Venture Capital
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Investment portfolio

  • Glint

    Led · Equity · Aug 2017

    Glint is a stealthy London fintech startup positioning gold as a new global currency via an app and account that enable users to store and spend money in gold, including at the point of sale. The company describes itself as “a new global currency, account and app” and says it will give users more control over how they store, spend, exchange and transfer money. Glint says it will offer a frictionless way to both store and spend money in gold, functioning like a regular local currency at checkout. The startup has been authorised and is regulated by the U.K.’s FCA, reportedly under an Electronic Money Institution license. Glint has raised £3.1 million from a range of individual backers in financial services and asset management alongside early-stage investor Bray Capital. The company plans to launch in the last quarter of this year, and its leadership includes CEO Jason Cozens and COO Ben Davies, both with prior experience in gold and commodity markets.

  • Yekra

    Participated · Series A · May 2013

    Yekra is a Los Angeles, CA-based digital entertainment distributor founded in 2011. Its core product is a digital marketing suite and distribution platform that delivers on-demand entertainment to the most relevant audiences on any connected device. The company’s AffiliateConnect technology enables producers and distributors to generate revenue by matching connected viewers with content they are likely to prefer. Yekra provides full copyright and DRM-enabled protection for all material distributed on its platform. The company was founded by Lee Waterworth, Sonya Waterworth, Miles Romney and Chris Larson and operates a platform-focused business model.

Team

No current team members are available.