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Triple Point Ventures

1 King William Street, London, EC4N 7AF, United Kingdom

Overview

Triple Point Ventures is an early stage VC based in London, investing in promising start-ups across multiple sectors including ecommerce, AI, platforms and wider tech. TP's team offers entrepreneurs something a bit different - a fusion of funding and operational expertise, helping investee companies fulfil their growth plans at speed while ensuring teams themselves reach their full potential as they expand. Triple Point has funded many companies, including Skin Analytics, LendInvest, Contis Group, Capital on Tap, Payment Sense, Flatfair and MWS Technology. Several TP-backed companies have featured in start-up charts such as The Sunday Times Tech Track 100. TP recently began raising its second £30 million venture fund to invest in early stage companies who are addressing identified challenges in the B2B or B2B2C world. Triple Point Ventures is the venture capital arm of the wider Triple Point Investment Management group. The Triple Point Group manages over £1.5 billion in assets across multiple strategies including debt, infrastructure, real estate and venture capital. The group was established in 2004 as a UK venture capital trust manager and has continued to provide strong risk-adjusted returns to investors throughout this time.

Total investments
59
Lead investments
23
Investments · 12mo
7
Active investors
11
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Investment portfolio

  • Plend

    Led · Debt Financing · Jul 2026

    Founded in 2020, Plend is an FCA-authorised consumer lender that uses Open Banking data and its proprietary PLEND Score® to assess affordability based on customers’ real financial circumstances rather than traditional credit scores. The company focuses on serving near-prime borrowers overlooked by mainstream lenders, helping them consolidate multiple expensive commitments into a single, structured repayment plan. Plend describes its underwriting as technology-led and positions itself around responsible, transparent lending and financial inclusion. The business is a Certified B Corporation and plans to scale its lending platform, supported by the new committed facility to refinance existing lines and fund new originations. No revenue or user metrics were disclosed in the articles.

  • Prolo

    Led · Seed · Jul 2026

    Prolo combines AI with human procurement specialists to act as an outsourced procurement team for SME contractors, enabling orders via WhatsApp, email or phone. The platform sources competitive pricing from a nationwide network of more than 185 suppliers and provides access to trade rates and specialist plant hire typically reserved for larger contractors. Prolo offers flexible credit terms of up to 90 days to help customers manage cash flow and take on larger projects. Founded by serial proptech entrepreneur James Morris-Manuel, the company aims to modernise long-standing inefficiencies in construction procurement. Prolo plans to expand its sales and marketing efforts and accelerate development and rollout of new technology and product features following its seed raise. The company has focused on addressing price transparency and procurement manual processes that have disadvantaged smaller contractors.

  • Handshake

    Led · Equity · Jun 2026

    Handshake is an AI-native platform designed to centralise and manage commercial agreements between retailers, wholesalers, and suppliers, replacing spreadsheets and siloed systems. The company cites industry friction—such as fewer than 50% of suppliers having written agreements—and the $18.8 trillion scale of retail as drivers of demand for its product. Handshake lists customers including Gopuff and says its platform offers visibility, structure, and accountability for large trading teams. The company plans to use the $3.2 million raise to speed product development, grow engineering and customer success headcount, and deepen retailer and supplier partnerships. Founded in 2024 and headquartered in London, Handshake is backed by Triple Point Ventures, Future Back Ventures by Bain & Company, and Octopus Ventures.

  • Infrawatch

    Led · Seed · May 2026

    Founded by Lloyd Davies and staffed by alumni of CrowdStrike, Recorded Future and Intel 471, Infrawatch develops an Internet Infrastructure Intelligence Layer to identify and monitor the infrastructure behind cyberattacks, phishing campaigns, scams and online abuse. Its platform processes tens of billions of internet events each day to transform internet-scale visibility into actionable intelligence about infrastructure behaviour, potential operators and trustworthiness. The system offers pre-built threat monitoring capabilities alongside tools for creating custom detection rules. Infrawatch is positioning its product for enterprise deployments and plans a public launch later this year. The company is expanding its engineering and research teams and preparing to enter the U.S. market as part of its growth plans.

  • Lateral

    Participated · Seed · Feb 2026

    Lateral develops products that blend private healthcare coverage, nurse-led care navigation and preventative 'stay-healthy' benefits into a single policy aimed at the UK’s 14 million-strong over-60s demographic. Its flagship offering, the Lateral Health Plan, gives members help understanding diagnoses, choosing between NHS and private treatment pathways, and accessing annual health checks. A team of qualified case-management nurses delivers personalised guidance to ensure users get the most from both public and private care options. The company emphasises simple, transparent pricing and evidence-based preventative care to keep older adults active for longer. Lateral was founded by Laura Ashforth, former managing director at insurtech unicorn Zego, and Steven Mendel, co-founder and ex-CEO of ManyPets. The nine-person team sees a significant market opportunity in serving active retirees whose needs are not met by traditional insurers. Following its recent seed raise, Lateral is focused on rolling out the Health Plan across the UK. No revenue or user figures have been disclosed to date.

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