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 Nicholas Hyett of Wealth Club comments on Molten Ventures VCT’s strong exits and growth strategy, highlighting its high-tech, high-growth investment approach.

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In the last 18 months the VCT has reported four exits, including selling breast cancer scanner Endomag to US listed Hologic, fraud detection business Ravelin to Worldpay and retail investment platform Freetrade to IG Group. While the portfolio still contains a handful of legacy holdings, the vast majority of the VCT’s money is now in the high growth tech companies typical of Molten Ventures.

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 Nicholas Hyett, Investment Manager at Wealth Club, highlights Maven VCTs’ conservative strategy focused on defensive B2B sectors like cybersecurity and diagnostics, with diversification across more than 130 companies.

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