Frequently asked questions.

Yes. Future Power Capital Ltd is a private limited company registered with Companies House under number 16778446, incorporated on 10 October 2025. You can verify this directly on the official Companies House register, which shows the company's status, filing history, officers, and persons with significant control.

The registered office is The Tea Building, 56 Shoreditch High Street, London, England, E1 6JJ, United Kingdom. This is the address held on the public register and the address for formal correspondence with the company.

The company was incorporated on 10 October 2025. It is a young company and we are open about that on every page of this site; nothing here is presented as older or larger than it actually is.

It is the company's issued and fully paid share capital (10,000,000 ordinary shares of GBP 1 each) as recorded in the statement of capital filed with Companies House. It is a statutory capital record, not a statement of cash currently held, assets under management, or funds available for any particular transaction.

Future Power Capital Ltd is independent and is not a subsidiary of any other company, a deliberate choice reflected on the Companies House register. Independence does not mean isolation: the company operates within a network of strategic and institutional relationships that inform how it sources, evaluates, and supports opportunities. See the Partners page for the organisations we work alongside.

Yes: Company No. 16778446, registered in England & Wales. It appears in the footer of every page and on the Legal page, alongside the registered office address.

We allocate the group's own capital into equity participations in businesses we believe in, and we back that capital with hands-on strategic and technical support, helping the companies we back with things like strategy, organisation, and specialist engineering or scientific input where it's needed. We invest as principal, using our own funds, rather than managing money on behalf of third parties.

Our scope spans early-stage, growth-stage, and established businesses, depending on the opportunity and the sector. The Apply For Funding form asks applicants to identify their own stage of development as part of the initial screening.

It is a dedicated track within our venture and development capital activity, aimed at engineering-led and scientifically intensive projects: the kind of work our engineering-related scientific and technical consulting classification is built to support. See the Deep Tech Programme page under Services for more detail.

No. We do not name counterparties, applicants, or portfolio companies on this site, and we will not add case studies that name third parties without their consent. This is a deliberate confidentiality position, not an indication of activity levels.

M&A Advisory refers to strategic and organisational advisory work around transactions, sitting within our management consultancy classification. It is distinct from situations where the group itself takes an equity position; see the M&A Advisory page under Services for detail.

Use the Apply For Funding page. The four-step form collects your company or project details, sector, stage of development, the amount and intended use of funds, a project description, and your contact details. Submission does not constitute a commitment or an offer of funding.

No. Every application is subject to internal review and governance sign-off as described on the Partners page. No allocation of capital is guaranteed at any stage of the process, regardless of sector, stage, or amount requested.

The Apply For Funding form lists a deliberately wide range of sector families (from technology and software through to agriculture, real estate, healthcare, energy, and more), plus an "Other" option with a free-text field. We would rather see an application that doesn't fit a neat category than lose it to a narrow list.

The form asks you to select from a set of indicative funding ranges rather than requiring an exact figure at this stage. These ranges are for initial screening only and are not commitments at any level.

No. The form accepts applicants at idea and pre-formation stage through to established, revenue-generating businesses. You will be asked to indicate your current stage and, where applicable, your current revenue, so the review can be calibrated accordingly.

Yes. The application form includes a field for a link to your website or an externally hosted deck. Please do not attach confidential documents you are not comfortable sharing at this early stage.

This is assessed case by case once initial contact has been made. We would encourage applicants not to include highly sensitive proprietary detail in the initial online form itself.

No. There is no fee to submit an application through the Apply For Funding page. We would treat any request for upfront payment in connection with an application as inconsistent with how we operate.

Your submission is logged and reviewed internally against our published eligibility criteria. If your project appears to be a fit, we will make contact using the details you provided; if not, we may not always be able to respond individually given the volume of enquiries.

Review takes time and we do not commit to a fixed turnaround, since it depends on the complexity of the project and the volume of applications at any given time. We would rather review properly than promise a deadline we cannot reliably meet.

Ultimate decision-making authority sits with the company's director. Within the structure described on the Team page, the relevant functions (such as the Chief Financial Officer or the Chief Operating Officer) contribute to due diligence and recommendations ahead of a final decision.

Terms are negotiated on a case-by-case basis reflecting the specific opportunity, sector, and stage. We do not publish a standardised term sheet on this site.

Yes. Any potential commitment of capital is preceded by an internal review and due diligence process appropriate to the size and nature of the opportunity, consistent with the governance approach described on the Partners and Team pages.

Where possible we aim to give applicants a brief indication, but detailed feedback cannot always be guaranteed given the volume of applications reviewed.

The same Apply For Funding form and general review approach apply; deep-tech and engineering-led projects may involve additional technical assessment given the specialist nature of the work.

Yes. See the Partners page for the categories of partnership we are open to, and use the Contact page with "Partnership" selected as your reason for contact to start a conversation.

Yes. We work with independent professionals (introducers, deal originators, advisors, and consultants) on a success-fee or project basis rather than as employees. See the Careers & Partnerships page for the categories of collaboration we are open to.

Co-investment structures are considered case by case as part of any specific opportunity. There is no general commitment either way published on this site.

Use the Contact page and select "Press & media" as your reason for contact. Please include your publication, deadline, and the specific subject of your enquiry.

Our management consultancy classification covers strategic and organisational advisory work that is separate from any equity investment. Reach out via Contact, selecting "General enquiry" or "Partnership" as appropriate, to discuss.

Use the Contact page, which includes a detailed enquiry form with a reason-for-contact selector. You can also email us directly at contact@futurepower-capital.com or call us on +44 20 3355 8354.

Monday to Friday, 9:00 to 18:00 (London time), as shown on the Contact page.

It is a reserved-access area for existing investors, portfolio companies, and counterparties. It is not open to the public and is excluded from search engine indexing. See the Portal page for an overview of the three spaces it contains.

The registered office at The Tea Building, 56 Shoreditch High Street, London, E1 6JJ, is the address held on the public register for statutory and correspondence purposes. Please contact us in advance via the Contact page before visiting, as it may not be staffed for unscheduled visits.

Yes. Printed materials summarising the company and our activity are available on request via the Contact page: select "General enquiry" and let us know what you are looking for.

Please let us know via the Contact page, selecting "General enquiry", with the page URL and a description of the issue. We review and correct reported issues as part of ongoing site maintenance.

Yes. The Careers page lists current open roles as the organisation builds out its structure. We only publish roles that are genuinely open, tied to the group's registered activities.

Yes. The Careers page includes a speculative application form so we can keep your details on file for when a relevant role opens.

Working arrangements are stated individually on each role listing on the Careers page, as they vary depending on the function.

Nothing of that kind is currently published on the Careers page. If this changes as the organisation grows, it will appear there alongside our other open roles.

Primarily the information you submit through our contact form, funding application form, and careers/speculative application form, such as your name, contact details, and the content of your message or application. Full detail is set out in the Privacy Policy.

Retention periods vary by the type of data and the purpose it was collected for, and are set out in the "Data retention" section of our Privacy Policy.

Only in the limited circumstances described in the "Who we share data with" section of our Privacy Policy, for example with service providers who help us operate this website, or where required by law. We do not sell personal data.

Under UK GDPR you have rights including access, rectification, erasure, restriction, portability, and objection. The Privacy Policy explains each of these rights and exactly how to exercise them.

You can raise a concern with us directly via the Contact page, and you also have the right to lodge a complaint with the UK's Information Commissioner's Office (ICO). Details of both routes are in the Privacy Policy.