Proselyte Capital capitalizes the group's companies out of the group's own revenue. There is no fund, no round, and no outside capital.
| Mandate | What it covers | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Capitalize subsidiaries | When a company in the portfolio is ready to launch, the money comes from inside the group. | Active |
| Fund acquisitions | Equipment, vehicles, and property — including the intention to buy the Henderson building the group currently leases. | Active |
| Employee financial program | The group's program for the people who work in it. | Active |
| Outside investment | Not sought and not accepted. | Closed |
Growth is slower without someone else's money. An outside investor does not buy a share of a company, they buy the right to set the rules — what gets built, how fast, what gets cut, and when the whole thing has to be sold.
Declining that keeps the direction with the people doing the work. It also means nobody here is waiting on a funding round to find out whether their job exists next quarter.
Proselyte Capital does not take investment inquiries. For anything else — a business you own, a partnership, or a question about the group — this reaches the right person.
Proselyte Capital is a Proselyte Holdings company. Nothing here is an offer of securities or an invitation to invest.