Maven invests £1.5m in Adam Communication Systems
Maven Capital Partners has backed a £1.5m investment in building energy management systems company, Adam Communication Systems.
The capital will provide the company with working capital to fund business development, and also finance the recruitment of additional sales and operational staff, to support the fulfilment of recently received client orders.
Maven made the investment from the £30m pool of funds it is managing as part of UK government-backed Capital for Enterprise Fund.
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