"We invest in fast-growing companies and entrepreneurial management teams – with a focus on UK-headquartered B2B services and technology businesses

Lyceum Capital invests between £10m and £75m in the companies we back.

We are repeat investors in B2B services and technology companies and have a strong track record of developing more robust, scalable and market leading businesses.

We’ve completed more than 110 add-on acquisitions to date – an average of five for each of our portfolio companies.

We support all of our portfolio companies to expand through acquisition as well as organically.

These acquisitions help extend geographic reach, build scale and add functionality – creating valuable, market-leading businesses.

Since Lyceum was founded 17 years ago, we have invested in more than 135 businesses. We focus on B2B services and technology companies and have a strong track record of helping them to realise their full potential.

CURRENT INVESTMENTS (24.4.17)

• Bellrock
• Briefing Media
• Carewatch
• Coryton Advanced Fuels
• EAT.
• Isotrak
• Sabio
• Sequence Care Group
• Style Research
• Timico
• Totalmobile"

The Sunday Times, January 14 2018:
Fundraising off the table for Eat owner Lyceum Capital
Last week, Lyceum Capital wrote to potential investors to inform them that it would no longer be raising cash for a planned new £400m fund. The company blamed its troubles on Brexit, saying that international investors “are taking a more cautious approach”.
Lyceum has also had to slim down its ranks of dealmakers. Several top executives are thought to have left recently as part of a redundancy and restructuring process that will leave the buyout shop raising money “deal by deal”.
The move shocked the City as Lyceum is one of Britain’s oldest and most successful private equity firms.
According to its website, the firm has carried out more than 100 deals, including making an investment in the private nursery and pre-school operator ASQUITH. However, the firm has had a tough time recently as some of its portfolio companies have struggled.