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SuperSeed Capital Ltd on Friday reported a slight decline in net asset value during the first half of 2025, but remained optimistic for future growth in the current market. The London-based and Guernsey, Channel Islands-domiciled venture capital fund invests in early-stage AI and software-as-a-service companies. Its principal investment to date is in SuperSeed II LP. Net asset value per share at June 30 was £1.24, against £1.25 at December 31, 2024. Total income for the six months that ended June 30 was £29,551, tumbling 82% from GBPP166,722 the year before. This was driven by an unrealised loss of £9,803 on investments held at fair value through profit or loss, swung from a £106,066 gain a year prior. Total expenses reduced by 52% to £38,755 from £81,055. SuperSeed swung to a basic loss per share of 0.39 pence, compared to earnings per share of 3.62p a year earlier. ‘The portfolio demonstrates what patient capital achieves. While markets ignore Chinese models pricing at 1/77th and obsess over Nvidia’s next quarter, our companies quietly compound value by solving real problems for real customers. The winners won’t be those with the biggest models or most hype, but those who translate AI capabilities into customer outcomes. This positions SuperSeed Capital well in the current market, and we continue to be positive on the prospects for 2025 and beyond,’ said Mads Jensen, managing partner of investment manager SuperSeed Venture LLP. Shares in SuperSeed Capital were last traded at 67.00 pence on the Aquis Stock Exchange. Copyright 2025 Alliance News Ltd. All Rights Reserved
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