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title: "Most Active Seed Investors in N. Ireland"
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excerpt: "A list of the most active investment groups, angels and VC's that invested the most in North Ireland startups in 2017."
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# Most Active Seed Investors in N. Ireland

Published: Feb 19, 2019

Contents

[Did you know?](#did-you-know)

[Noelle Baquiche](https://seedlegals.com/resources/author/noelle/)

### HALO Business Angel Network

HALO represents investor syndicates actively looking for new investment opportunities. HALO angels invest in companies looking to raise over £100k.

[http://www.hban.org/](http://www.hban.org/)

### TechStart NI

The fund can provide up to £250k, with the possibility of follow-on funding. They also frequently co-invest to support larger rounds.

[http://www.techstartni.com/](http://www.techstartni.com/)

### Syndicate Room

The fund operates an online equity crowdfunding platform, through which investors can provide growth funding to pitches of their choice, usually raising £400k to £5m.

[https://www.syndicateroom.com/](https://www.syndicateroom.com/)

### Kernel Capital

The fund’s focus is on businesses that require funding over €1m, but it states that it can invest lower amounts in syndicated earlier rounds.

[http://www.kernel-capital.com/](http://www.kernel-capital.com/)

### Qubis

Typically invests between £100k and £1m. The fund also invests in companies interested in technology from Queen’s University in return for an equity stake and IP collaboration.

[http://www.qubis.co.uk/](http://www.qubis.co.uk/)

### Co-Fund NI

Although Co-Fund NI is one of the most active investors in the region, they invest alongside angel investors and do not accept direct applications from companies.

[https://www.cofundni.com/](https://www.cofundni.com/)

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## **Did you know?**

8 out of 10 UK angel investments are made under [SEIS/EIS](https://seedlegals.com/blog/what-is-seis-eis-an-essential-read-for-uk-startups)
. You can [find out if you qualify](https://seedlegals.com/blog/seis-eis-company-eligibility-criteria)
 to raise under SEIS/EIS, and [apply for SEIS/EIS Advance Assurance](https://seedlegals.com/blog/apply-for-seis-eis-advance-assurance-online)
 from HMRC on SeedLegals.

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