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16 Jun

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Sharesy, an organisation revolutionising the venue-hire marketplace platform for community spaces, has received investment from Henley Business Angels contributing towards a funding round of £950k. Sharesy has since extended the fundraise to £1.5m, thus making a further £550k available to oversubscribe the round.Sharesy has addressed...

13 Jun

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At the start of April, the UKBAA Awards opened their nominations for the 2022 categories, and Henley Business Angels nominated a number of our investments across various categories.On Friday, the finalists were announced and we are happy to announce that two of our nominations were...

11 May

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Process Vision, a technology company developing specialist pipeline monitoring solutions to detect contamination in the oil and gas industry, has received investment from a Henley Business Angels member, contributing to a total funding round of £1.5m.Liquid carryover is a major problem in natural gas pipelines,...

18 Mar

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Tonic Health, a natural healthcare company that combines all-in-one vitamins, minerals and plants into a drink that fuels the immune system to help end unnecessary illness, has received investment from Henley Business Angels members. This investment contributes to a total funding round of £463k.The problem...

24 Feb

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SpaceBands, a company that creates wearable technology solutions to make workplaces safer by tracking social distancing, decibel levels and more, has received investment from Henley Business Angels members contributing to a total funding round of £600k.Workplaces can be dangerous; studies have shown sickness and injury-related...

05 Jan

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Scalpel, a healthcare services company that automates surgical protocols using sensor-driven event detection technology, has received investment from Henley Business Angels members as part of their Pre-Series A funding round.Within the UK alone more than £220k per year is spent on replacing lost medical instruments...