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SEIS & EIS funds
Our SEIS & EIS Funds are strategic Pre-Seed and Seed Funds that invest in business-to-business software companies solving deep pains in the present and/or creating massive impact for organisations.
Investments in over 120 companies have led to a defined & disciplined investment strategy.
The Haatch SEIS Fund is designed to provide investors with a diversified portfolio of 10-15 Pre-Seed business-to-business software companies that have proven market value by early signs of solving a deep pain for a defined buying persona.
The Haatch SEIS Fund aims to achieve a target return of 5x initial investment – not guaranteed.
We invest in less than 5% of companies we review and have established a well-defined strategy based on experience from the team’s successful entrepreneurial exits and over 100 portfolio companies across the last 11 years.
Qualifying investors can benefit from several generous tax reliefs including 50% income tax relief. For more details on SEIS tax reliefs visit our SEIS Tax relief page. The tax treatment depends on the individual circumstances of each client and may be subject to change in future.
The Haatch SEIS Fund invests alongside British Business Investments (a wholly owned subsidiary of British Business Bank) in every investment it makes.
The next tranche of our SEIS Fund shuts in early December 2024 or earlier if capacity is reached and will deploy 100% of capital within the 2024/25 tax year.
The Haatch EIS Fund is designed to provide investors with a diversified portfolio of 4-6 business-to-business software seed-stage technology companies that have a proven business and are now on the path to proving they can scale.
The Haatch EIS Fund aims to achieve a target return of 3x initial investment – not guaranteed.
Qualifying investors can also benefit from several generous tax reliefs including 30% income tax relief. For more details on EIS tax reliefs, visit our EIS Tax relief page. The tax treatment depends on the individual circumstances of each client and may be subject to change in future.
The Haatch EIS Fund benefits from the ability to back the best performers of the Haatch SEIS Fund and invest in new companies, investing alongside funds with which Haatch has an established relationship.
The Haatch EIS Fund invests alongside British Business Investments (a wholly owned subsidiary of British Business Bank) in every investment it makes.
The next tranche of our EIS Fund shuts in early December 2024 and will deploy 100% of capital within the 2024/25 tax year.
Introducing Haatch
Sourced and managed portfolios by ex-entrepreneurs with £100m+ exits.
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Industry-leading investor relations with complete performance transparency.
3 truths drive our investment strategy
Operators with experience taking companies from 0-to-1 and experienced entrepreneurs are the most valuable support to founders of early-stage companies.
Sales and product are the most critical levers and the hardest to get right before a business can scale.
Pain is the biggest driver of a purchasing decision for a buyer and creates long-lasting lifetime value.
How we invest – early signs of success
(Market <> Product Fit)
As experienced, successful entrepreneurs, we’re practical investors focusing not on industries but on ruthlessly seeking out founders with market <> product fit; they’ve identified a deep pain for a defined buyer. We believe these businesses become deeply embedded solutions within an organisation with sustainable defensibility and tend to be more successful in any macroeconomic environment than other business types. Our strategic support on go-to-market after investment makes Haatch attractive to founders, angels and institutional investors enabling access to the best opportunities, and the likelihood of our portfolio companies building successful, enduring businesses.
Portfolio
Data
- 107 Active Portfolio Companies
- 319 Investment Rounds
- £800m+ portfolio value
- 2,500+ jobs created
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