Published on Jul 20, 2016
Braveheart
Investment Group runs a number of investment syndicates and provides
funds to small and medium-sized business. Chief executive officer Trevor
Brown said the company has made some tough decisions over the last
year, determining where it can get “the biggest bang for its buck”.
That has meant closing or trimming some parts of the business, “so the oxygen can go where it is most needed”.
That has meant closing or trimming some parts of the business, “so the oxygen can go where it is most needed”.
The focus now is very much on the things that, historically, the company has done best, such as fund management, and investing in university spin-outs. Having garnered a lot of experience in investing in university spin-outs, the company is now confident of his ability to pick winners, which basically means it can back fewer prospects more heavily.
Brown thinks a couple of its investments are at a tipping point in terms of their world-class technology, and said that more investments will be in the pipeline.
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