Our Approach
Acceleration Capital.
Transformational Skills.
Pharaoh Capital investments are made in companies from early-stage to expanding businesses seeking to develop products and/or markets.
Investment Criteria
• Revenue of £1m to £20m
• EBITDA not essential: we need to see opportunity and profit-potential
• Experienced management
• Attractive business model
• Stable and growing earnings
• Favorable industry dynamics
• Defensible market position
• Early stage companies (not startups) and
turnaround situations
• £500k to £20m
• We make investments across the UK.
• Energy
• Renewables
• Natural Resources
• Infrastructure
• Technology with an Energy management aspect
• Software with an Energy management aspect
We dig deeper from day one to see beyond risks and complexities that can drive other financial partners away.
Types of Transactions
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Invest with Pharaoh
On larger transactions, Pharaoh Capital can act as lead investor or work with other syndicates. We frequently partner with like-minded investors and invest on equal terms.
Our Investments
Transformational capital should unleash a business’ potential. Our investment portfolio shares operating characteristics and competitive dynamics that drive long term value.
The Investment Team
We’ve spent our careers in the growth-stage energy sector. We understand the importance of a company’s inflection point. With a dedication to the fundamentals, a broad understanding of the energy and renewables space and hard-earned experience from the operational trenches, we’re focused on helping propel companies to the next level.
News & Insights
Pharaoh Capital acquires UtilityMix
25/07/2023
Energy Sector investor Pharaoh Capital today announces the acquisition of UtilityMix, the UK’s leading technology platform for Letting Agencies, in an undisclosed seven-figure deal.
North West private equity activity continues to fall in first half of 2023
24/07/2023
Pharaoh Capital continues to buck the trend as PE activity continues to fall across the North West in the first half of 2023, following a slow year in 2022. According to provisional half-yearly data from CMBOR.