Pelican Capital Investment Review
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About Pelican Capital Investment
Pelican Capital LLP (Company No. OC429553) is an appointed representative of The Fund Incubator Limited, which is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) in the United Kingdom under FRN 989385 , .
Pelican Capital operates as a private equity investment firm focusing on profitable UK-based companies typically requiring up to £50 million of equity. It prefers management-focused transactions—such as MBOs, carve-outs, equity release, growth capital, or buy-and-build—generally investing in businesses with sustainable profits exceeding £1 million .
The firm invests across a range of sectors, especially B2B, technology, and tech-enabled services. Recent investments include Capacitas (cloud technology, June 2025), Unseen Group (Ed‑Tech, May 2024), SentryBay (cyber security, January 2024), and other ventures in mobility data/software, compliance services, parking technology, and more, with exits such as YourParkingSpace (July 2022), Wheelhouse Advisors (August 2022), and Atech (October 2024) .
Who it’s for
- Management teams of UK-based companies with sustainable profits over £1 million seeking up to £50 million in equity financing.
- Entrepreneurs pursuing growth capital, ownership transitions, or expansion via private equity in B2B, tech, or tech-enabled sectors.
Pros and cons
Pros
- FCA-authorised via appointed representative structure ensures regulatory oversight and investor protection.
- Flexible investment structures tailored to management needs (e.g., MBOs, carve‑outs, growth capital).
- Strong track record with diverse sectoral investments and successful exits.
Cons
- No information on asset classes beyond equity/private‑company investments (e.g., derivatives, forex, CFDs).
- No published data on account types, minimum deposits, platforms, fees, leverage, or swap‑free/Islamic offerings.
