Untapped capital: understanding the importance of retail investors
Galvanize interest from retail investors
There are 5 million individuals in the UK investing directly in shares of publicly listed companies. Quoted companies cannot unlock these active investors during fundraises. PrimaryBid is the solution.
Our infrastructure seamlessly connects individual investors with publicly listed companies seeking capital to fund their growth.
In partnership with London Stock Exchange and Euronext, we can allow new and existing individual investors to participate in even the most accelerated processes.
Why raise with PrimaryBid?
Better outcomes
Retail shareholders represent an untapped pool of incremental capital that can add competitive tension to an institutionally-led order book.
Better governance
Companies have a duty to their entire shareholder base and retail investors deserve equal access to capital raisings as a matter of fairness.
Better liquidity
Retail shareholders broaden the depth and breadth of a company’s shareholder register; diversification away from institutions can enhance secondary market liquidity.
Better engagement
Fundraisings are not only about capital – they are an opportunity for a company to engage with key stakeholders at critical junctures of their corporate journeys.
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PrimaryBid Limited is a limited company registered in England and Wales (No. 08092575) with its registered office at 21 Albemarle Street, London W1S 4BS. PrimaryBid Limited is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FRN 779021).
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