Portfolio

HomeViews, the UK’s leading residential review platform, now part of Rightmove.

Third Financial is an innovative investment platform and software provider – ‘the fintech behind the fintechs’ – sitting behind many of the UK’s leading wealth managers, IFA networks, family offices and disruptive fintech firms.

Grafton Capital first invested in 2015 and has followed its money, culminating in a growth buyout in 2020.

Xtremepush is a multichannel engagement platform which is recognised by Gartner and a winner in the 2020 Deloitte Tech Fast 50.

ProQuo AI is the only live brand tracking and testing platform driven by consumer instincts.

Alva has developed a world-class technology and robust methodologies that help businesses link reputation to business performance.

Grafton Capital invested £2.5m of growth capital in 2015 in Alva and exited in July 2021.

SportPursuit scours the globe to bring their members the best deals on top sport and outdoor brands at members-only prices.

Grafton Capital invested in 2014 alongside Scottish Equity Partners, who invested shortly afterwards, and existing investor Draper Esprit.

Softomotive, is one of the leading worldwide providers of Robotic Process Automation solutions.

Grafton Capital invested $25m in 2018, becoming the only external shareholder, to fund expansion of sales and marketing. Microsoft acquired Softomotive in 2020.

Online media subscriptions have become increasingly important and having an effective way to convert and retain clients is vital to online business.

MPP Global’s platform, eSuite, converts and retains paid users for its clients, and is unique in its integration of identity management and automated subscription billing.

BOARD in a leading provider of BI and CPM software, serving some of the largest enterprises across the world.

Grafton Capital invested CHF 23.4m in BOARD International in 2016, achieving a strong exit in 2019 and re-investing alongside the new owner, Nordic Capital.

Omilia is a dynamic innovator in conversational AI. Omilia’s customer care virtual assistant uses machine learning to offer a more human-like experience, working across all platforms.

Grafton Capital invested $20m in 2020 to fund further expansion.