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Everyclick Ltd |
| Based in Shipston-on-Stour in Warwickshire, Everyclick is a platform technology company that has created a number of ways for payments to be made to all 200,000 UK charities. It acts as an enabling technology for partners while still providing the ability to users to give to their chosen charities through searching the internet and shopping online through affiliated shopping sites. Everyclick was voted Website of the Year 2008 and was a Tech Media Top 100 2009. |
Funded by the Early Advantage Fund
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| 1st Investment: March 2010 | www.everyclick.com |
| Sector: Other |
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SALT |
Subsea Asset Location Technologies Ltd (SALT) is a spin-out company from the Defence Science and Technology Laboratory (Dstl), a research agency of the UK Ministry of Defence (MOD). The company was formed to exploit a new passive sonar reflector technology for the commercial marketplace. The product SonarBell™ works by focusing the sound energy like a lens to amplify sound levels and reflect them to the sender. This ability is delivered solely through the mechanical properties of the chosen materials and its construction. |
Funded by the Rainbow Seed Fund
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| 1st Investment: January 2008 | www.cesalt.co.uk |
| Sector: Other |
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Prolojik |
| Prolojik is a leading lighting management provider. They design, manufacture and deliver lighting controls solutions to a number of leading financial, pharmaceutical, educational, government and commercial property development organisations. |
Funded by the Advantage Growth Fund
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| 1st Investment: December 2000 | www.prolojik.com |
| Sector: Other |
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Midland Industrial Glass |
Midland Industrial Glass is a precision engineer manufacturing glass components for television stands, shop fitting and leisure equipment as well as for a wide range of other applications. It uses state of the art CNC technology for shape cutting, edging, drilling, bevelling, printing and toughening its products. It specialises in short runs, quick turnrounds and technically difficult products in long runs to set it apart from its competitors. |
Funded by the Advantage Growth Fund
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| 1st Investment: June 2005 | www.miglass.com |
| Sector: Other |
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P2i |
P2i's patented technology employs a special pulsed ionised gas (plasma), which is created within a vacuum chamber, to attach a nanometre-thin polymer layer over the entire surface of a product. Tests show that P2i's patented nano coating technology can deliver performance benefits for a wide range of materials, including polymers, metals, fabrics, leather, ceramics, glass and paper. Even complex, 3D objects incorporating several different materials can be treated successfully with the P2i process. P2i has two consumer brands for its technology: ion mask™, for footwear, outdoor clothing and accessories, and Aridion™, for consumer electronics. For industrial applications, the technology is covered by the corporate P2i brand. |
Funded by the Rainbow Seed Fund
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| 1st Investment: December 2000 | www.p2ilabs.co.uk |
| Sector: Other |
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Simworx |
| Simworx are market leaders in 3D/4D effects theatres, motion theatres, simulation attractions and the provision of 2D/3D film content. The Company's leading edge products are sold worldwide and can be found in a significant number of high profile amusement parks and museums. |
Funded by the Advantage Growth Fund
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| 1st Investment: January 2008 | www.simworx.co.uk |
| Sector: Other |
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Speed Plastics |
| Speed Plastics manufactures a wide range of specialist products from flexible plastics such as PVC, polyurethane film, polyester and polyurethane coated textiles, used in the medical, surgical and furniture industries. We have also developed our own products for use in the leisure industry, such as inflatable buoyancy bags for use in water sports, and sensory learning aids for children. For many years the company has been at the forefront of technology, manufacturing and developing defence and survival products on behalf of the Ministry of Defence and civilian medical evacuation authorities. |
Funded by the HSBC Enterprise Fund
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| 1st Investment: November 2000 | www.speedplastics.co.uk |
| Sector: Other |
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