Available on demand
Puma VCTs shareholder webinar |
December 2025
40 minutes
Watch on demand
As part of our ongoing commitment to provide helpful and engaging VCT updates for our Shareholders, we are delighted to invite you to our upcoming webinar.
Timed to coincide with the release of the 2025 Interim Reports for Puma VCT 13 and Puma Alpha VCT, this session will offer valuable insights into performance, strategy and the exciting developments across our portfolio.
What's covered:
- Rupert West, Managing Director of our investment business, Puma Growth Partners, will share key highlights and insights into the portfolio
- Darius Laud, Origination Manager at Puma Growth Partners, will discuss our origination strategy
- We will also be joined by the visionaries from some of our most dynamic VCT portfolio companies: Lucky Saint and Transreport
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The webinar is being hosted to facilitate discussion, it is not intended to provide professional guidance or offer personal recommendations. Opinions expressed by the speakers do not necessarily represent the opinions of Puma Investments.
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Risk factors
An investment with Puma Investments carries risks.
Past performance is no indication of future results and share prices and their values can go down as well as up. Minimum returns are not guaranteed. An investment with Puma Investments can be viewed as high risk. Investors' capital may be at risk and investors may get back less than their original investment. Tax reliefs depend on individuals' personal circumstances, minimum holding periods and may be subject to change. Some investments should be regarded as illiquid and it may prove difficult for investors to realise immediately or in full the proceeds.