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Braveheart Investment Group plc (BRH.L)

Country: United KingdomSector: Financial ServicesIndustry: Asset ManagementExchange: LSE

Delisted · last close 6 Nov 2025

Current price
2.10 GBp0.00%
Last close 6 Nov 2025
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Key financial summary

Financials in GBP
201920202021202220232024TTM
Total revenue£m0800000
Operating profit£m-1-1
Net profit£m-11412-7-1-1
EPS reported£-0.02-0.02
Operating cashflow per share£-0.01-0.01
Capex per share£0.000.00
FCF per share£-0.01-0.01
Free cash flow£m-1-1
Net debt£m-0-0
Book value equity£m22
Book value per share£0.040.04
Number of sharesm63.7263.72
DPS (TTM paid)£0.000.00

Financial summary

Financials in GBP
201920202021202220232024TTM
Value
P/E TTMx--
P/B LTMx1.370.74
P/S LTMx155.4284.22
P/FCF LTMx-5.89-3.42
EV/EBITDA LTMx-5.52-1.67
EV/Sales LTMx152.3281.11
Earnings Yield LTM%-34.18%-77.67%
FCF Yield%-16.98%-29.22%
Quality
ROE%-46.74%-38.03%
ROIC%-24.30%-24.30%
Operating margin%-2761.0%-2761.0%
Gross margin%-1337.5%-1337.5%
FCF/Sales%-2639.1%-2639.1%
Growth and momentum
EPS Growth YoY%--
Sales Growth YoY%-66.34%-66.34%
Net Income Growth YoY%--
FCF Growth%--
Operating Profit Growth%--
Dividend and capital structure
Dividend Yield%0.00%0.00%
Dividend Growth%0.00%0.00%
Payout Ratio%0.00%0.00%
FCF/Debtx--
Net Debt/EBITDAx0.110.11
EBIT/Net interestx0.000.00
Net debt/market cap%-2.00%-3.69%
Net debt/Equityx-0.03-0.03
Gross debt/equityx0.000.00

Company overview

Braveheart Investment Group plc operates as a dedicated private equity and venture capital firm, primarily focused on providing capital to privately held growth companies. The firm is adept at supporting businesses across their entire lifecycle, from initial seed and startup funding, through early-stage development, growth, and expansion, to corporate turnaround and restructuring scenarios. Its investment strategies include facilitating management buy-outs (MBOs), management buy-ins (MBIs), spinouts, and engaging in debt, mezzanine financing, and subsequent follow-on or secondary purchases. Braveheart deploys capital through both equity and equity-linked instruments, targeting growth-oriented small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and business-to-business (B2B) ventures. The company maintains a clear list of investment exclusions, explicitly refusing to back sectors such as shipbuilding, coal, or steel. It also refrains from dealing in land, commodities, futures, or financial instruments of publicly traded holding companies, alongside wholesale trade, retailing, and former ECSC sectors. Further excluded areas encompass agriculture, aquaculture, fisheries, synthetic fibre production, and various transport companies including railway, road haulage, maritime, and aviation. Braveheart avoids financial activities like banking, insurance, money lending, debt factoring, hire purchase financing, and other financial services. Additionally, it does not invest in companies involved in leasing assets, providing legal or accountancy services, or operating hotels, nursing homes, residential care homes, or film production. While general property investments are avoided, they may be considered if integral to a wider transaction. Conversely, Braveheart prioritizes investments in a diverse array of sectors. These include technology, manufacturing, food and drink, chemicals, biosciences, healthcare, creative and digital industries, information and communications technology (ICT)/software/telecoms/media, environmental technologies, financial and business services, the sports sector, biomedical, engineering, materials, information sciences, and computing technology. The firm also targets businesses within the higher education sector, retail, and service industries. Geographically, Braveheart concentrates its capital in small and medium-sized enterprises located in the United Kingdom and Ireland, with a strong preference for opportunities within the Yorkshire and Humber region. Investment tickets typically range from £0.010 million ($0.012 million) to £10 million ($15.71 million) for individual portfolio companies. However, Braveheart also co-invests in larger syndicated funding rounds, where total capital raised might fall between £5 million ($7.70 million) and £10 million ($15.41 million). The firm generally seeks a minority equity stake and maintains its portfolio holdings for a period of two to five years. As an active investor, Braveheart prefers to secure board representation and often co-leads its investment initiatives. Beyond financial backing, it also offers strategic advisory services to its portfolio companies. Established in 1997, Braveheart Investment Group plc is headquartered in Barnsley, United Kingdom, and extends its presence through additional offices across Europe and Asia.

WebsiteN/A
IndustryAsset Management
Trades inGBp

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Delisted · last close 6 Nov 2025

Braveheart Investment Group plc (BRH.L)

BRH.L · LSE · Financial Services
2.10 GBp0.00%
Benchmarks
Financialsin GBP
20232024TTM
About

Braveheart Investment Group plc operates as a dedicated private equity and venture capital firm, primarily focused on providing capital to privately held growth companies. The firm is adept at supporting businesses across their entire lifecycle, from initial seed and startup funding, through early-stage development, growth, and expansion, to corporate turnaround and restructuring scenarios. Its investment strategies include facilitating management buy-outs (MBOs), management buy-ins (MBIs), spinouts, and engaging in debt, mezzanine financing, and subsequent follow-on or secondary purchases. Braveheart deploys capital through both equity and equity-linked instruments, targeting growth-oriented small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and business-to-business (B2B) ventures. The company maintains a clear list of investment exclusions, explicitly refusing to back sectors such as shipbuilding, coal, or steel. It also refrains from dealing in land, commodities, futures, or financial instruments of publicly traded holding companies, alongside wholesale trade, retailing, and former ECSC sectors. Further excluded areas encompass agriculture, aquaculture, fisheries, synthetic fibre production, and various transport companies including railway, road haulage, maritime, and aviation. Braveheart avoids financial activities like banking, insurance, money lending, debt factoring, hire purchase financing, and other financial services. Additionally, it does not invest in companies involved in leasing assets, providing legal or accountancy services, or operating hotels, nursing homes, residential care homes, or film production. While general property investments are avoided, they may be considered if integral to a wider transaction. Conversely, Braveheart prioritizes investments in a diverse array of sectors. These include technology, manufacturing, food and drink, chemicals, biosciences, healthcare, creative and digital industries, information and communications technology (ICT)/software/telecoms/media, environmental technologies, financial and business services, the sports sector, biomedical, engineering, materials, information sciences, and computing technology. The firm also targets businesses within the higher education sector, retail, and service industries. Geographically, Braveheart concentrates its capital in small and medium-sized enterprises located in the United Kingdom and Ireland, with a strong preference for opportunities within the Yorkshire and Humber region. Investment tickets typically range from £0.010 million ($0.012 million) to £10 million ($15.71 million) for individual portfolio companies. However, Braveheart also co-invests in larger syndicated funding rounds, where total capital raised might fall between £5 million ($7.70 million) and £10 million ($15.41 million). The firm generally seeks a minority equity stake and maintains its portfolio holdings for a period of two to five years. As an active investor, Braveheart prefers to secure board representation and often co-leads its investment initiatives. Beyond financial backing, it also offers strategic advisory services to its portfolio companies. Established in 1997, Braveheart Investment Group plc is headquartered in Barnsley, United Kingdom, and extends its presence through additional offices across Europe and Asia.

IndustryAsset Management
Trades inGBp

For informational purposes only. Kvantra provides data and quantitative analysis, not investment advice. KvantraRank is a mechanical model output. Analyst price targets and ratings are sourced from third parties and are not Kvantra recommendations. Past performance does not guarantee future results; all investments carry risk.

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