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About Investbx

Raising equity for local SMEs, Investbx incorporates a stock market for West Midlands based companies.

Connecting companies to investors

Lloyds Bank, Colmore Row

A funding gap exists for small and medium sized enterprises (SMEs).

Investbx helps SMEs raise equity finance of up to £2m by introducing them to a wide investor base.  Research providers are commissioned to produce independent information on behalf of the company, made readily available to investors.  

Subsequently, shares in the company can be traded on a public platform, to encourage liquidity and facilitate an exit route for investors.

Incorporating a stock market dedicated to SMEs, Investbx offers companies and investors an experience different to traditional markets.

Our services

Raising Equity
Access to investors can be difficult. Investbx’s primary role is to raise funds for growing SMEs by connecting them with investors. more.

Regional Share Trading Facility
Investbx companies' shares can be bought and sold  on a public trading platform via an online auction-driven platform. 

Company Showcasing 
Companies are showcased to potential investors with independent research and views on how your company will expand.   more.

Dual Traded Companies
West Midlands based companies already listed on other markets can promote liquidity by admission to Investbx. Local knowledge and interest in local companies, combined with the cost effectiveness of dealing in smaller volumes of stock can promote share dealing. more.

Closed Shareholder Group
Existing shareholders can confidentially and privately exchange shares, without trading the company shares publicly. more.

Investbx Share Account
An Investbx Share Account can provide up to the minute information, either online or one-to-one advice over the phone, and a cost-effective way to buy and sell any UK quoted shares. 

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