The Sunday Summary provides an overview of Hardman & Co research published over the past seven days, as well as an update on other Hardman happenings.
Hardman & Co Monthly
Company updates + January feature article
Corporate Research | 12 January 2026
Hardman & Co Insight
Hardman & Co Healthcare Index
Life Sciences | Dr Martin Hall | 14 January 2026
EIS Navigator | Episode 127. Deep maketech is not well known to investors, but is the theme that Everquest Capital Partners focus on. In this episode, partners Stephane Mery and Hannah Wade join host Brian Moretta to discuss this blend of technology and manufacturing and its attractions to investors. Stephane and Hannah bring great insights with lots of real-life examples from their investments. Enjoy.
Directors Talk Interview on Real Estate Credit Investments | Q&A Session | Part 2/2. Real Estate Credit Investments (RECI) continues to distinguish itself in a market where many peers are faltering, a point increasingly recognised by investors. In the second instalment of a two-part series, Hardman & Co analyst Mark Thomas hosts an investor Q&A session with RECI Chairman Andreas Tautscher and Cheyne Capital’s CIO Ravi Stickney (RECI’s manager), who outline why the fund secured overwhelming shareholder backing to continue.
Live Zoom Webinar | Wednesday 21 January 2026 | 12.30-2.00pm
We very much look forward to seeing you at next week’s Hardman & Co Tax Advantaged Online Forum on Wednesday 21 January at 12:30pm, in association with GrowthInvest. If you haven’t already registered it’s not too late to do so. Sign up now and submit your questions.
Speakers’ line-up
Andrea Mica, Director, Oxford Technology Management
Presentation summaries
Each manager will deliver a presentation about their approach to EIS investing followed by a live Q&A. The event will start with an introduction to EIS/SEIS and an update on current themes by Dr Brian Moretta.
Blackfinch Ventures Tim Wynn-Jones will introduce the manager’s generalist EIS Portfolios, with the core strategy to invest in innovation with purpose. The manager’s focus is on early-stage technology businesses across the UK; firms with strong teams, scalable ideas and the ambition to shape the future. These firms often make use of a wide range of generalist technologies such as software-as-a-service. They may also be businesses in the global growth markets of deeptech, fintech and the energy transition.
Haatch Ventures Olivia Drinnan will provide an update on Haatch’s progress, including recent profitable exits, an overview of the investment strategy, current portfolio construction and key features of the Haatch SEIS Fund and the Haatch EIS Fund. Haatch Ventures is a modern, operator-led venture capital manager backed by the government-owned British Business Bank, deploying capital at pace into high-conviction early-stage companies.
OnePlanetCapital Declan McEvilly will explain how the OnePlanetCapital Climate Change EIS Fund allows investors to invest into a diversified portfolio of EIS eligible companies that have developed technology and processes that will mitigate emissions when scaled. The sector is underpinned by very powerful market dynamics. The team at OneplanetCapital believes that it is possible to have high levels of positive environmental impact whilst simultaneously achieving high levels of growth.
Oxford Technology Management Dr Andrea Mica will cover how early-stage science and technology investments can make large returns, how changes in tax may change how investments are made and how Oxford Technology Management’s funds are set up to make the most of the opportunities that are out there.
Register now to secure your place.
The forum qualifies for Continuing Professional Development time. You can request certification after attending the event or, if you are unable to join live, by watching the on-demand recording.
