Primorus Investments plc Primorus Investments plc is a United Kingdom-based investment company focused on acquiring and managing a diverse portfolio of direct and indirect interests in exploration, development, and production assets across natural resources, technology, and growth sectors; it targets small to mid-cap firms at various stages, including early-stage ventures and buyouts, to generate returns for shareholders through capital appreciation and liquidity events. The company maintains strategic investments in entities such as Fresho, an Australian agritech firm developing sustainable protein solutions through multiple funding rounds totaling over 5 million shares; Clean Power Hydrogen plc Clean Power Hydrogen plc, a UK-based green hydrogen technology provider with 2 million shares held; Interpac Ltd, a UK packaging solutions company via three investment rounds exceeding 79,000 shares; and Virtualstock Holdings Limited, a cloud-based inventory management platform with 250,000 shares; it also holds non-core legacy positions in Sport80, We Shop, STREAMTV/SEECUBIC, and MEVIE, alongside additional rights like warrants in Pri0r1ty Intelligence Group PLC Pri0r1ty Intelligence Group PLC expiring in July 2027 and no-cost share purchases in STREAMTV/SEECUBIC. Primorus Investments plc operates primarily from London, England, with geographic exposure spanning the United Kingdom, Australia, and the United States through its portfolio companies; founded in 1999 and headquartered at 48 Chancery Lane, London WC2A 1JF, it lists on the London Stock Exchange's AIM market under ticker PRIM.L and employs a lean team of three with expertise in capital markets, corporate governance, and asset management. Recent developments include the sale of its entire stake in Pri0r1ty Intelligence Group PLC despite a lock-in agreement extending to December 2025, reported in 2025; the announcement of Virtualstock Holdings Limited's sale to a third-party buyer in September 2025; a net profit of £2.689 million for the year ended December 31, 2024, reversing a prior year's loss of £2.349 million; and a £300,460 investment in PAI between December 2023 and August 2024 as part of a broader £1.05 million raise, alongside an Annual General Meeting in July 2025 featuring a proposed Rule 9 waiver.