Craigie Capital
Overview
Established in 2010, Craigie Capital is a London-based early-stage investment firm that also functions as an accelerator and venture builder. The firm invests at the seed stage, either leading rounds or co-investing, with a focus on startups in the Fintech, Big Data, Cyber Security, Regtech, and Enterprise/SaaS sectors. It primarily invests in the London startup ecosystem but also considers opportunities across the UK and in emerging markets. The firm has invested in over 30 technology companies and is the investment vehicle for angel investor Alasdair McPherson.
Portfolio Companies
9
Website
craigiecapital.comInvestments
| Company | Date | Stage | Lead |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ometria | Mar 2014 | Seed | Co-investor |
| Forensic Alpha | Mar 2016 | Seed | Co-investor |
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FAQ
Where is Craigie Capital based?
Craigie Capital is headquartered in London, England, United Kingdom.
When was Craigie Capital founded?
Founding year information for Craigie Capital is not publicly available.
How many portfolio companies does Craigie Capital have?
Craigie Capital has 9 portfolio companies in Caplight's dataset.
What are some companies in Craigie Capital's portfolio?
Portfolio companies visible on Caplight include Ometria, Forensic Alpha.
What was Craigie Capital's most recent investment shown here?
Craigie Capital's most recent investment in this portfolio sample was in Forensic Alpha in 2016.
What sectors does Craigie Capital focus on?
Craigie Capital focuses on Consumer & Commerce, Consumer & Commerce, Enterprise Software, FinTech, FinTech, Enterprise Software, Enterprise Software, Consumer & Commerce, Real Estate & PropTech, Enterprise Software, AI, Data & Cloud Infrastructure, Consumer & Commerce, AI, Data & Cloud Infrastructure, Enterprise Software, Media, Entertainment & Gaming.
What company stages does Craigie Capital focus on?
Craigie Capital typically invests at the Early stage.