TechnologyPublished: 6 July 2026 at 18:36

BGF surpasses €5.8 billion deployed after 15 years backing UK and Irish startups

Growth capital provider BGF has invested over €5.8 billion in 650 businesses over 15 years, marking a milestone in its support for the UK and Irish growth economy.

Fifteen years after its establishment to address a structural funding gap in the UK mid-market, growth capital provider BGF has invested over €5.8 billion (£5 billion) in 650 businesses. This milestone underscores its mission to support the country’s growth economy. The firm provides flexible capital as a minority equity partner, with initial investments across various sectors. BGF continues to back startups in the UK and Ireland.

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