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Evantic

London venture capital firm investing in artificial intelligence companies internationally.

Evantic pairs AI investment with a network of experienced operators and investors, helping portfolio founders recruit, find customers and expand across Europe and North America.

Last refreshed: 22 October 2026 · Appears in 1 active topic

Timeline for Evantic

#16 15 Oct

Took a £22m commitment

UK Startups and Innovation: British Business Bank writes £180m into six AI funds
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Background

[Evantic](https://www.Evantic.ai/) is a London-based venture capital firm focused on artificial intelligence. Founded by Matt Miller, it invests internationally and backs companies at both early and growth stages. Its approach combines funding with access to people who have built, managed or invested in technology businesses.

The Firm's Legends community brings together operators, technologists and investors who support its portfolio companies. That support includes customer and partner introductions, executive coaching, recruitment and help with selling products. Evantic also connects companies with experience of expanding between Europe and Silicon Valley. Community members invest in its funds, linking the network's practical involvement with the businesses Evantic backs.

Common Questions
What is Evantic?
London venture capital firm investing in artificial intelligence companies internationally.Source: Evantic
What did the British Business Bank commit to Evantic?
The British Business Bank committed £22m to Evantic Fund I on 15 October 2026. The fund invests in globally focused artificial intelligence companies at the growth stage as part of the Bank's wider £180m package.Source: British Business Bank
What kind of companies does Evantic Fund I back?
Evantic Fund I provides growth capital to companies expanding beyond their earliest funding rounds. Miller described The Firm's role as connecting the UK and Silicon Valley, helping British businesses reach global markets and overseas companies establish themselves in Britain.Source: British Business Bank
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