The Enterprise Investment Scheme or EIS is an HMRC-run scheme that helps younger, higher-risk businesses looking to raise funds by incentivising investors with a 30 per cent income tax relief amongst a number of other tax incentives including the investment being Capital Gains Tax (CGT) free. The Seed Scheme (SEIS), for earlier stage companies, offers 50 per cent income tax relief.
Established in 1994, EIS continued to be supported through Labour governments and was made more attractive during the coalition government in 2011.
It was further modified a few years ago to shift the focus towards more innovative start-ups.
You can raise up to £12m through EIS funds (or in some cases £20m) and in the 2021/22 tax year, around 3,780 businesses raised circa. £1.575bn through the scheme. Investment sizes have fallen since the highs of 2021 and 2022 but, making the scheme still the best way for early-stage businesses to secure reliable capital.
With this in mind, we have put together a list of the top 20 EIS funds that you should know about.
We have listed EIS investor funds that cover a variety of regions, sectors, investment sizes and given examples of previous investments so you can make the right choices as to how to grow your business.
- Amadeus Early Stage EIS Fund
- Calculus Capital
- Committed Capital
- Concept Ventures
- Endeavour Ventures
- EMV Capital
- Foresight Group
- Fuel Follow On EIS Fund
- Guinness Ventures
- Haatch Ventures LLP
- Jenson Funding Partners
- Mercia Asset Management
- MMC Ventures
- Molten Ventures
- Parkwalk Opportunities EIS Fund
- PXN Ventures (formerly Praetura Ventures)
- SuperSeed (SuperSeed Ventures)
- The Side By Side Partnership Ltd
- Symvan Capital
- Worth Capital
Top 20 EIS funds you should know about
Top 20 EIS funds – a Growth Business guide
| EIS fund | Regions | Investment size | Sectors | Previous investments | No. of exits |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Amadeus Early Stage EIS Fund | UK | Minimum £25,000 | Intelligence, human and planet-based enterprises | Pimloc, Ravelin, Glysure, PolyAI | 70+ |
| Calculus Capital | UK | £1m-£3m | Technology, healthcare and media companies | Riff Raff Entertainment, Notify, Optalitix, Brouhaha Entertainment, Wazoku, Oxford Biotherapeutics | 17 |
| Committed Capital | UK | Typically £3m per company | Technology. Sub-sectors include Edtech, Insuretech, Fintech, Digital mapping, Digital advertising, Electric motors, IoT, SaaS & Video Collaboration Tech | Data Cloud, Knowledgemotion, Konsileo, Kortext, Lightwave, Living Map, Ceed, Saietta, Seenit, Smartology, Stormagic, Fairstone and Kokoon | 24 |
| Concept Ventures | UK | Up to £750,000 | Anything that changes the nature of work, play and learn | Greendeck, Organise, Scribeless, Workscope, Labworks | 2 |
| Endeavour Ventures | UK all regions | £500,000 – £1.5m | B2B Saas and Ai for EPOS, payments, marketplaces/platforms, HR, Health and safety, compliance/reg-tech, construction, process automation, Fintech, data analytics, telcoms, media tech, and defence tech | Blue Prism Plc 150X money, Ebury Partners Ltd (FX platform) 33 x money, Workflow Management Ltd t/a Reflow 11x | 13 |
| EMV Capital | UK and international | Minimum £25,000 | AI and robotics, biotech, medtech, electronics, advanced engineering, cleantech | PointGrab, Recycling Technologies, Wanda Health, Insight, GlycoTest | 3 |
| Foresight Group | UK, North America and Italy | Between £1m and £5m | Focused on tech businesses | defaqto, GovGrant, The Naked Deli, OrthoView, IFS | 58 |
| Fuel Follow On EIS Fund | UK | £500,000 – £2m | Marketplaces, software and platform companies | Capdesk, Wombat, Yavrio, Arbolus, Journee, Wollit | 5 |
| Guinness Ventures | UK | Average £1m-£5m | Consumer, healthcare and business services | Cera Care, Popsa, ContentCal | 19 |
| Haatch Ventures LLP | UK | £250,000-£1m | B2B SaaS, future of enterprise, fintech | Buymie, Poplar, Eleanor, Deazy, Marvel, VuePay, Codices, Veritonic, Iterate.ai, Scurri, 1 Second Everyday and Elevaate | 8 |
| Jenson Funding Partners | UK | £50,000 to £500,000 | Agnostic | Voneus, LiveIT, Whispering Gibbon, Dame, Tapfuse, RotoVR, Treefrog, IBC, Warwick, Fiovana, Equus, The LinkApp, EyLog, BrainBroker, Dream Reality, FrontM, Angoka, Whitehall Finance and Tailwise | 12 |
| Mercia Asset Management | Throughout the UK, with a particular focus on the Midlands, North of England and Scotland | £150,000 – £2bn | Investments are made into sectors which have modest capital requirements but high growth potential | Oxgene, Luminous, Kaido, adaptech, Warwick Acoustics | 40 |
| MMC Ventures | UK and Europe | £1m-£10m | Enterprise AI, Cloud & data infrastructure, Fintech, Data-driven health | Interactive Investor, Current Health, Signal AI, YuLife, Copper, Brightpearl | 17 (*includes partial exits) |
| Molten | UK and Europe | £2m-£10m | Consumer technology; enterprise technology & SaaS; hardware & deep tech and healthcare | Apatech, Buy.at, Alphamosaic, KVS, CSR, Blackspider, Domantis | 23 |
| Parkwalk Opportunities EIS Fund | UK universities | Minimum £25,000 | University spinouts | Adsilico, Oxa, Accelercomm | 65 |
| PXN Ventures (formerly Praetura Ventures) | North of England | £500,000-£20m (seed – Series A) | Digital and tech; financial, professional and business services; energy and the environment, health and life sciences | Modern Milkman, Current Health, Cyacomb, HomeCooks, Ruuby, Sunamp | 20 |
| SuperSeed | UK | £100,000 to £500,000 | B2B, SaaS and AI. | Dopay, Scribeless, SuccessData and ThingTrax. | 8 |
| The Side By Side Partnership Ltd | UK | Minimum £10,000 | Technology-enabled businesses | Dendrite, Maritime Technology, Groovy, GSS, Go Now, Prism Sola, Solar Centre, CTSO, Sky City apartments, Community First Bank, Pervasive Tech, EKR Therapeutics, Systech, InstaMed, Untethered, Sintan, Bluum, Healthsqaured, Structured Web, Fusar, Mouse House, Enclothed, Fuss Free Technologies, Caervest and Skin Analytics | 11 |
| Symvan Capital | UK | £500,000-£1.5m | Sector agnostic, specialisms | Neotas, RightIndem, APIContext, TIKOS, Pimloc, Digital Clipboard, Nossa Data, Gazeal | 6 |
| Worth Capital | UK | Up to £400,000 per investee | Agnostic | Uniblock, Vitrue Health, Kanda, Weekly10 and Bedfolk | 0 |
1. Amadeus Early Stage EIS Fund
Bio:
The Amadeus Early Stage EIS Fund was launched in 2015. It is an opportunity to invest alongside Amadeus’s venture capital funds within a highly selective EIS-qualifying investment portfolio. On average, Amadeus invests in eight to ten UK companies a year and historically an average of four a year have been EIS qualifying.
Regions covered: UK
Investment size: £25,000+
Sectors covered: Intelligence, human and planet-based enterprises
Examples of previous investments: Pimloc, Ravelin, Glysure, PolyAI
Number of successful exits: 70+
Website: www.wealthclub.co.uk/eis-investments/amadeus-early-stage-eis/
Contact: Form available on the website
2. Calculus Capital
Bio: Calculus are pioneers of the EIS industry, having launched the UK’s first approved EIS Fund in 1999. Our focus has remained consistent: building portfolios of entrepreneurial, UK growth businesses and creating value for our investors through our multi-award-winning EIS funds and VCT.
Calculus focus on the fastest growing sectors in the UK – technology, healthcare and media companies. We have been able to produce significant results for our clients via tax free dividends for our VCT investors, or tax free capital gains for our EIS investors. We are proud to have been awarded ‘Best EIS Fund Manager’ by the EIS Association five times over.
Regions covered: UK
Investment size: £1m-£3m
Sectors covered: Technology, healthcare and media companies
Previous investments: Riff Raff Entertainment, Notify, Optalitix, Brouhaha Entertainment, Wazoku, Oxford Biotherapeutics
Number of successful exits: 17
Website: https://calculuscapital.com/
Contact: info@calculuscapital.com
3. Committed Capital
Bio: Committed Capital are specialists in growth stage venture capital, and they have been investing for more than two decades in the UK’s most promising high growth technology companies. Their investee companies typically have excellent technical solutions to pressing issues in a substantial addressable market. Applying these solutions systematically gives their companies a high probability of rapid growth and a successful exit.
Their mission is to support post revenue (over £1m) investee companies through applying and sharing the expertise the team has of founding, building, internationalising and exiting companies. For investors, they offer an opportunity to invest in a portfolio of actively managed growth stage technology companies, whilst benefitting from potential tax reliefs under the Enterprise Investment Scheme.
The fund invests in UK-based smaller companies, one of the most dynamic and potentially highest returning sectors of the market, and a core area of expertise at Committed Capital. Committed Capital aims to deliver strong returns irrespective of any tax benefits through the EIS structure. Since 2001 the team have achieved an average 3x ROI, or a 36.8 per cent IRR with an average holding period of 4.5 years.
Regions covered: UK
Investment size: Typically £3m per company
Sectors covered: Technology. Sub-sectors include Edtech, Insuretech, Fintech, Digital mapping, Digital advertising, Electric motors, IoT, SaaS & Video Collaboration Tech
Number of investments a year: 10
Previous investments: Data Cloud, Knowledgemotion, Konsileo, Kortext, Lightwave, Living Map, Ceed, Saietta, Seenit, Smartology, Stormagic, Fairstone and Kokoon
Number of successful exits: 24
Website: www.committedcapital.co.uk
Contact: info@committedcapital.co.uk
Number: 02075291350
4. Concept Ventures (formerly RLC Ventures)
Bio: Concept is a pre-seed VC fund backing companies building towards the future of how we work, play and learn.
They aim to challenge limiting issues in the VC space such as investor bias, time-wasting and a lack of transparency.
Regions covered: UK
Investment size: Up to £750,000
Sectors covered: Anything that changes the nature of work, play and learn
Examples of previous investments: Greendeck, Organise, Scribeless, Workscope, Labworks
Number of successful exits: 2
Website: https://www.conceptventures.vc/
Contact: Form available on website
5. Endeavour Ventures
Bio: Endeavour Ventures was founded in 2005 and focuses on scalable technologies and enterprise software, also some Greentech.
Regions covered: UK all regions
Investment size: £500,000 to £1.5m
Sectors covered: B2B Saas and Ai for EPOS, payments, marketplaces/platforms, HR, Health and safety, compliance/reg-tech, construction, process automation, Fintech, data analytics, telcoms, media tech, and defence tech
Examples of previous investments: Blue Prism Plc 150X money, Ebury Partners Ltd (FX platform) 33 x money, Workflow Management Ltd t/a Reflow 11x
Number of successful exits: 13
Website: www.endven.com
Contact: Bill@endven.com, magnus@endven.com
6. EMV Capital
Bio: EMV Capital is an award-winning VC investor specialising in early stage high-growth deep tech companies in the life science, sustainability and industrials sectors in the UK and internationally.
EMV Capital develops unique investment strategies for each portfolio company, drawing on its EIS fund and extensive network of private investors, family offices, institutions, and corporate VCs. Delivery and successful execution of these investment strategies enables innovative portfolio companies to raise funding to drive transformational growth.
EMV Capital is a wholly owned subsidiary of NetScientific plc (AIM:NSCI), a life sciences and technology commercialisation and investment group.
EMV Capital has a multi-disciplinary team of specialist investors, portfolio managers, capital raisers, legal, finance, marketing and support staff. The company is focused on primary and secondary investments, through debt and/or equity.
Regions covered: UK and international
Investment size: Minimum £25,000
Sectors covered: AI and robotics, biotech, medtech, electronics, advanced engineering, cleantech
Examples of previous investments: PointGrab, Recycling Technologies, Wanda Health, Insight, GlycoTest
Number of successful exits: 3
Website: http://emvcapital.com/
Contact: info@emvcapital.com
7. Foresight Group
Bio: Founded in 1984, Foresight is a leading investment manager in real assets and capital for growth.
We invest in building cleaner energy systems, decarbonising industry and growing the economic potential of ambitious companies.
Our investments play an important role in reducing the world’s carbon emissions, improving social infrastructure for businesses and communities, and supporting the long-term growth of ambitious companies.
We combine decades of investment experience with in-house operational skills to actively manage a portfolio of over 450 assets throughout Europe and Australia. This hands-on approach helps us maximise overall value and provide attractive returns to our investors. Our wide range of private and public funds is complemented with a variety of investment solutions designed for the retail market.
Together, we are united by a shared commitment to building a sustainable economies and growing ambitious companies.
Regions covered: UK-wide
Investment size: Minimum £10,000
Sectors covered: Early-stage deep-tech companies developing hardware and software in sectors such as IIOT and sensors, autonomous systems, advanced materials and nanotechnology, next generation interfaces, factory automation, future of computing, industrial AI and scientific instrumentation
Previous investments: Lifelight, Refeyn, Audioscenic, Inoviv, Spaceflux
Number of successful exits: 2
Contact: sales@foresightgroup.eu
8. Fuel Follow On EIS Fund
Bio: Fuel Ventures was founded by Mark Pearson who built his own company and scaled it to a £55m exit. We know how hard building fast growth companies is and we use all our operational expertise and experienced network to help companies grow.
Regions covered: UK
Investment size: £500,000 – £2m
Sectors covered: Marketplaces, software and platform companies
Examples of previous investments: Capdesk, Wombat, Yavrio, Arbolus, Journee, Wollit
Number of successful exits: 5
Website: www.fuel.ventures
Contact: www.fuel.ventures/submit-pitch
9. Guinness Ventures
Bio: Guinness Ventures is the sister company to Guinness Global Investors (both from the Guinness Asset Management stable) and was founded in 2010.
Trusted by investors to grow their capital, our award-winning investment management team are experts at sourcing opportunities in growth-stage companies and helping them unlock their significant potential
Being truly invested in the success of the businesses we back, our impact goes beyond the financial investment as we use our resources and network to provide the companies that we invest in with the help that they need to grow.
We look for exciting and interesting businesses that we believe have potential for growth across a wide range of sectors including technology, education, healthcare, manufacturing, retail, leisure and food & drink.
Since inception, Guinness Ventures has invested over £255m into more than 180 EIS qualifying companies including some of the fastest growing growth companies in the UK.
Regions covered: UK
Investment size: Average £1m-£5m
Sectors covered: Consumer, healthcare and business services
Previous investments: Cera Care, Popsa, ContentCal
Number of successful exits: 19
Website: https://www.guinnessgi.com/
Contact: info@guinnessventures.com
10. Haatch Ventures LLP
Bio: Haatch was founded by Scott Weavers-Wright and Fred Soneya in September 2013, since then it has been investing in early-stage technology startups under the Haatch Angel brand and its EIS fund Haatch Ventures. It looks for start-ups that show highly scalable and disruptive models of growth.
With its group of hands-on value creators, who have built and sold companies, it uses their knowledge and experience to help accelerate the growth of the new companies it invests in.
Regions covered: UK
Investment size: £250,000-£1m
Sectors covered: B2B SaaS, future of enterprise, fintech
Number of investments a year: Approximately 20-30
Examples of previous investments: Buymie, Poplar, Eleanor, Deazy, Marvel, VuePay, Codices, Veritonic, Iterate.ai, Scurri, 1 Second Everyday and Elevaate.
Number of successful exits: 8
Website: www.haatch.com
Contact: jk@haatch.com
11. Jenson Funding Partners
Bio: Jenson Funding Partners was founded in 2012 with the launch of its first Seed Enterprise Investment Scheme (SEIS fund building a solid, scalable and efficient investment process. Since 2012, it has invested £24m in over 135 companies.
Its core offering is investment via its SEIS and EIS Funds, investing, supporting and growing innovative start-ups with disruptive technologies. Key to its investment criteria is its support programme providing key financial, technical, operational and sales and marketing support to investee companies from the outset. Its investment mandate includes the nurturing of the early-stage businesses it invests in.
Regions covered: UK
Investment size: £50,000 to £500,000
Sectors covered: Agnostic
Previous investments: Voneus, LiveIT, Dame, RotoVR, TreeApp, EyWorks, Dream Reality Interactive, FrontM, Angoka, YAi, Cocoon, EBar, Axioma, Hike, Georganics, Luna, NotInTheGuideBooks, PeachWeb, Permia Sensing, Skuma Water, The Seam and ZappedSkin
Number of successful exits: 12
Website: www.jensonfundingpartners.com
Contact: clientservices@jensonventures.com
12. Mercia Asset Management
Mercia is a specialist asset manager focused on supporting regional SMEs to achieve their growth aspirations. They provide capital across four asset classes of balance sheet, venture, private equity and debt capital; the Group’s ‘Complete Capital Solution’.
Their EIS Funds, which are managed under Mercia Fund Management Limited, have an investment-led venture capital strategy, investing nationally with a focus on the underserved regions; specialising in the identification, creation, funding and scaling of innovative technology businesses with high growth potential, creating a strong investment proposition.
The Investment Team of industry specialists with venture capital expertise, works extensively with portfolio companies to scale each business with the aim of ultimately delivering shareholder returns.
Fund investors and intermediaries benefit from a diversified portfolio offering the tax advantages of EIS, detailed reporting with a strong focus on transparency to investors and their advisors, externally audited funds and an experienced investment panel.
Regions covered: Throughout the UK, with a particular focus on the Midlands, North of England and Scotland
Investment size: £150,000-£2bn
Sectors covered: Investments are made into sectors which have modest capital requirements but high growth potential
Previous investments: Oxgene, Luminous, Kaido, adaptech, Warwick Acoustics
Number of successful exits: 40
Website: https://www.mercia.co.uk/venture/mercia-eis-funds/
Contact: Enquiries@mercia.co.uk; 0330 223 1430
13. MMC Ventures
Bio: MMC funds and helps scale technology companies that are transforming today’s markets. MMC commits to a deep understanding of each company’s underlying technology and business model to help make better decisions and be more effective partners.
Regions covered: UK and Europe
Investment size: £1m-£10m
Sectors covered: Enterprise AI, Cloud & data infrastructure, Fintech, Data-driven health
Number of investments a year: 15
Examples of previous investments: Interactive Investor, Current Health, Signal AI, YuLife, Copper, Brightpearl
Number of successful exits: 17 (*includes partial exits)
Website: www.mmcventures.com
Contact: fundenquiries@mmc.vc
14. Molten Ventures
Formerly Draper Esprit, Molten is a leading cross-stage venture capital firm that invests in European technology companies. Members of the Draper Esprit team have been active in technology investing for three decades. They have experience of investing in over 200 companies, generating strong returns for investors through building valuable global companies alongside founders and management teams.
The Draper Esprit partners have invested and helped build many of Europe’s most successful venture companies of recent years, including Apatech, Buy.at, Alphamosaic, KVS, CSR, Blackspider and Domantis. Draper Esprit is the exclusive European partner for Silicon Valley based Draper Fisher Jurvetson (DFJ) Global Network of venture funds. Draper Esprit invests across Europe and has partners located in London, Cambridge, Dublin, Helsinki and Paris.
Regions: UK and Europe
Investment size: £2m-£10m
Sectors: Consumer technology; enterprise technology & SaaS; hardware & deep tech and healthcare
Number of investments per year: around 12
Total investments to date: around 120 into 60 companies, including Apatech, Buy.at, Alphamosaic, KVS, CSR, Blackspider, Domantis
Number of exits: 23
15. Parkwalk Opportunities EIS Fund
Bio: We invest in entrepreneurial teams who are building world-changing businesses; from seed to success, we are with you. We’ve been investing in this unique asset class since 2009 and have a strong track record of producing world-leading companies born from university IP.
The Opportunities EIS Fund is open all year round and will invest in a portfolio of early stage high-growth companies spun out from UK universities. Investors will receive a portfolio of eight companies across sectors including Quantum Computing, AI, MedTech, Life Sciences, CleanTech and more.
Regions covered: UK universities
Investment size: Minimum £25,000
Sectors covered: University spinouts
Previous investments: Adsilico, Oxa, Accelercomm
Number of successful exits: 65
Website: www.parkwalk.vc/fund/opportunities-eis-fund/
Contact: enquiries@parkwalkadvisors.com
16. PXN Ventures (formerly Praetura Ventures)
Bio: By combining Praetura Ventures and Par Equity, PXN aims to deliver at scale.
Regions covered: North of England
Investment size: £500,000-£20m (seed – Series A)
Sectors covered: Digital and tech; financial, professional and business services; energy and the environment, health and life sciences.
Examples of previous investments: Modern Milkman, Current Health, Cyacomb, HomeCooks, Ruuby, Sunamp
Number of successful exits: 20
Website: www.pxnventures.co.uk
Contact: ventures@pxngroup.co.uk
17. SuperSeed (SuperSeed Ventures)
Bio: SuperSeed is a fund run by seasoned and exited entrepreneurs investing in the most exciting and promising B2B SaaS and AI early-stage companies. With lack of sales being the number one cause of start-up failure, it focuses on finding companies with proven product market fit. It often sell a prospective company’s products before investing and then use 60 years of management experience to help them scale post investment.
Regions covered: UK
Investment size: £100,000 to £500,000
Sectors covered: B2B, SaaS and AI
Number of investments a year: 8 to 12
Previous investments: Dopay, Scribeless, SuccessData and ThingTrax.
Number of successful exits: 8
Website: www.superseed.com
Contact: hello@superseed.com
18. The Side By Side Partnership Ltd
Bio: The SidebySide Partnership is a UK-based EIS venture capital firm that specialises in taking high-potential technology companies, already well established with strong revenue growth, and supporting them with the experience of others who have previously built strong businesses, helping them become successful commercial businesses. It combines capital investment with decades of experience building private, public and international businesses.
Regions covered: UK
Investment size: Minimum £10,000
Sectors covered: Technology-enabled businesses
Number of investments a year: 3 to 5
Please note that the below information relates to personal investments made by founder, John Bailye.
Previous investments: Dendrite, Maritime Technology, Groovy, GSS, Go Now, Prism Sola, Solar Centre, CTSO, Sky City apartments, Community First Bank, Pervasive Tech, EKR Therapeutics, Systech, InstaMed, Untethered, Sintan, Bluum, Healthsqaured, Structured Web, Fusar, Mouse House, Enclothed, Fuss Free Technologies, Caervest and Skin Analytics.
Number of successful exits: 11
Website: www.thesidebysidepartnership.com
Contact: london@thesidebysidepartnership.com
19. Symvan Capital
Bio: Symvan Capital is a leading and trusted Venture Capital Fund Manager based in London, investing in innovative technology companies across the UK. We focus on ventures solving real-world problems through AI and other enabling technologies, offering investors access to our flagship evergreen EIS and SEIS funds – and the attractive tax reliefs these schemes provide.
With a proven track record, a commitment to integrity and transparency, and a focus on long-term value creation, Symvan curates opportunities that scale, disrupt industries and create long term value.
At Symvan, we don’t just invest – we partner. By working directly with founding teams, we help high-potential ventures overcome challenges and unlock scalable growth. Our hands-on, collaborative approach has led to one of the strongest investment performance records in the tax-efficient space, including one of the lowest EIS failure rates in the market, recognised by investors, founders, and independent research platforms alike.
Regions covered: All regions across the UK
Investment size: £500,000-£1.5m
Sectors covered: Sector agnostic, specialisms
Examples of previous investments: Neotas, RightIndem, APIContext, TIKOS, Pimloc, Digital Clipboard, Nossa Data, Gazeal
Number of successful exits: 6
Website: https://www.symvancapital.com/
Contact: info@symvancapital.com
20. Worth Capital
Bio: The Start-Up Series Fund hunts for product, service and sales channel innovation in underserved and/or growth markets, creating habitual consumption (B2C or B2B) and a loved brand. SEIS and EIS are made into the winners of the Start-Up Series. Previous winners’ stories and entrance details can be found here.
Regions covered: UK
Investment size: Up to £400,000 per investee
Sectors covered: Agnostic
Number of investments a year: 12 to 24
Examples of previous investments: Uniblock, Vitrue Health, Kanda, Weekly10 and Bedfolk
Number of successful exits: No exits to date
Website: www.worthcapital.uk
Contact: info@worthcapital.uk
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