Oxford Technology has been a prominent figure in the investment of science start-ups since 1983, with a portfolio of over 200 investments to date. The company prides itself on its unique approach, seeking not only to take advantage of tax breaks, but also to establish thriving businesses and maximize long-term, tax-free returns for its investors.
For nearly ten years, Oxford Technology’s SEIS and EIS funds have been open to investment from private UK taxpaying investors. The opportunity for investment is available year-round, with a minimum investment of £15,000. Conversely, the maximum investment could reach approximately £650,000, allowing investors to utilize their full quota of allowed SEIS investments within a tax year. The company’s founders have emphasized the importance of early investors being capable of providing additional capital to support their investees when necessary, drawing from their extensive experience in the field.
As of the fourth quarter of 2023, Oxford Technology had already made SEIS investments in 60 start-up science companies, in addition to 169 follow-on EIS investments in the same companies. With six successful exits and a pending seventh, it is evident that the company has a strong track record in nurturing start-ups. However, it is important to note that eight companies did not reach a stage where an exit was feasible.
For a more in-depth look at Oxford Technology’s investment report, interested parties are encouraged to visit the provided link.
This blog post was written based on information from IFA Magazine.
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