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Midven

Cavendish House, 39-41 Waterloo Street, Birmingham, West Midlands, B2 5PP, United Kingdom

Overview

Midven is a specialist venture capital company providing investment to fast growing small and medium sized enterprises ("SMEs"), run by an energetic, experienced and hands-on team of investment managers.

Total investments
42
Lead investments
29
Investments · 12mo
2
Active investors
1

Sector focus

  • Finance
  • Financial Services
  • Venture Capital
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Investment portfolio

  • Nourished

    Participated · Equity · Jun 2026

    Founded in 2019 and based in Birmingham, Rem3dy Health is the parent company of the personalised nutrition brand Nourished, combining AI-driven personalised nutrition with advanced manufacturing techniques. The company integrates data science, 3D printing and automation to produce tailored health solutions at scale. Its positioning is more consumer-wellness oriented within the broader health technology landscape. Rem3dy has stated plans to expand into key international markets including the US, MENA region and India, and to enter personalised health solutions for pets. The recent €16 million strategic fundraising is intended to support that global scaling and market entry. The company has attracted strategic investors from both consumer and healthcare sectors, reflecting a move to partner with established global players.

  • Get Well Soon

    Led · Equity · Dec 2024

    Get Well Soon is a UK healthcare startup that helps patients access medical specialists and self-pay healthcare. The company operates a platform that links self-pay patients with private hospitals, clinics and surgeons. Its service offering spans orthopedics, general surgery, urology and diagnostic procedures, and it currently has 50 surgeons onboard. The platform attracts over 3,000 visitors a month. Get Well Soon is part of the Medmin Group, a West Midlands medical business that supports surgeons and helps more than 2,500 patients each year. The company raised £400K and intends to use the funds to further expand its patient-to-provider platform.

  • Halo Solutions

    Participated · Equity · Jun 2024

    Halo Solutions is a Nottinghamshire-based developer of event safety and crowd/security management software, founded in 2018 by CEO Lloyd Major, a former national counter-terrorism police officer. Its platform has been used at high-profile events including the coronation of King Charles III, the state funeral of Queen Elizabeth II, Eurovision, FIFA World Cup fan zones in Qatar, the Miami F1 Grand Prix, Silverstone's British Grand Prix and MotoGP. The company received a King's Award for Enterprise in Innovation. Halo now employs 16 people and was valued at £10m following the latest equity raise. Management says the capital will fund further software development for client-led features, marketing into new territories, and global expansion into America, Europe and the Middle East. Midven is cited as one of the company's main investment partners and has strengthened its investment to support growth.

  • Lexverify

    Led · Seed · Apr 2024

    Lexverify offers an AI-powered assistant that scans electronic communications with natural language processing to detect and prevent legal, compliance, and cyber risks before messages are sent. The product provides continuous development support to employees and aims to make risk prevention as easy as spell checking. It targets legal, compliance, HR, and cyber teams and addresses risks including competition law, financial sanctions, and GDPR. Lexverify has run pilots with enterprises in the financial services and pharmaceutical sectors. Led by founder and CEO Cristian Gherhes, the company plans to use newly raised funds to hire and support its expansion. The business is based in Birmingham, UK.

  • CyberQ Group

    Led · Equity · Mar 2024

    CyberQ Group provides online security products and services to businesses from its HQ in Birmingham and with offices in the Philippines and the US. The company positions itself to help organisations avoid data breaches and reputational harm amid rapid adoption of new technology and AI, according to CEO Christopher Woods. It plans to use the new funding to increase sales and marketing activities and to fund additional resources and technology required to meet new customer requirements. Management says the investment will strengthen its regional roots and allow the company to scale up to defend more global clients against escalating cyber threats. The funding is intended to support the company's growth in the UK and further its global operations while contributing to the local economy.

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