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Guinness Ventures has participated in Qureight’s $20 million Series B financing, led by Molten Ventures alongside existing investors Hargreave Hale AIM VCT, XTX Ventures, Meltwind and Ascension.

Guinness Ventures first invested in Shot Scope in 2021, backing an Edinburgh-based golf technology business with a strong record of product development and clear international potential.

MOTH Drinks has secured an £11 million funding round to support further expansion across the UK and accelerate its growth in the United States.

Guinness VCT plc has declared an additional interim dividend of 1.7p per share, following the Company’s maiden dividend of 3.0p per share paid in April 2026.

Guinness Ventures has led a £6.4 million Series A investment into Kord, formerly known as Checkboard.

A practical founder guide to knowledge-intensive company status for EIS and VCT funding, including KI tests, 2026 limits, operating costs, innovation, skilled employees and timing.

We're pleased to share the agenda for this year's Guinness Ventures Conference on 15 September at the IET, London.

A founder-focused guide to EIS and VCT funding, including how these structures can support UK growth companies and what founders should consider before raising.

Guinness Ventures is delighted to share that Bernice Brooks has been shortlisted for the Lord Flight Rising Star Award at the EISA Awards 2026.

Why we invested in Lune & Wild, the premium children’s nutrition brand rethinking baby and toddler meals with fresh, chef-made food.

Guinness Ventures hosted a small adviser lunch to discuss the evolving UK investment landscape, recent changes to qualifying company investment limits, and the trends shaping UK venture capital in 2026.

Shane Gallwey, CEO of Guinness Ventures, argues that the AI-driven sell-off in software stocks overlooks the strengths of well-positioned software businesses with proprietary data, embedded workflows and defensible customer relationships.