Kemeny Capital is a London-based investment firm regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority. The firm connects self-certified Sophisticated Investors and High Net Worth Individuals with high-growth private companies. Through its partnership with Floww, a digital investment platform backed by the London Stock Exchange, Kemeny Capital offers a transparent and streamlined process for investing in early-stage ventures using tax-efficient vehicles such as the Enterprise Investment Scheme (EIS), the Seed Enterprise Investment Scheme (SEIS), and Venture Capital Trusts (VCTs). Headquartered in Covent Garden, the team focuses on clear guidance and resources rather than direct advice, ensuring that investors understand the risks and potential returns of private market opportunities.
Kemeny Capital’s investment focus spans multiple sectors with an emphasis on innovation and sustainability. The firm curates a selection of private company opportunities, offers detailed market insights, and provides free guides on tax-efficient investing. By targeting industries poised for substantial growth, Kemeny Capital enables experienced UK investors to diversify their portfolios beyond public markets. Regular updates on market trends and company developments help clients stay informed, while the FCA-regulated framework guarantees compliance and investor protection.
Within its commitment to sustainable technologies, Kemeny Capital highlights clean technology and the battery-technology supply chain. A notable example is Innovate Recycle, a company that recycles end-of-life polypropylene carpet into high-purity pellets for manufacturing. The firm also publishes research on battery metals and the electric-vehicle ecosystem, covering companies such as Premier African Minerals, Central Asia Metals, and Sovereign Metals, which supply critical materials like lithium, copper, and graphite. These efforts reflect Kemeny Capital’s dedication to supporting solutions that address environmental challenges and drive the transition to low-carbon industries.
