Mindflair-linked fund drives $4m boost for AI innovator Capably

07:40, 23rd April 2025
Victor Parker
Victor Parker
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 () , an AI-focused tech investment firm, noted an announcement by Sure Valley Ventures of a new investment in Agent Runner AI by the Sure Valley Ventures UK Software Technology Fund (SVV2). Mindflair owns 23.8% of Sure Valley Ventures and has direct and indirect interest in SVV2.

Agent Runner AI, also known as Capably, is an intelligent automation platform designed to help businesses delegate work to AI across their organisations. It combines traditional automation methods with Agentic AI to enable autonomous execution of complex tasks, offering a scalable and streamlined alternative to legacy automation systems.

Capably raised US$4m in new capital led by Boost Capital Partners, with additional participation from prominent investors across Europe and the US, including Concept Ventures, Araya Ventures, Haatch, Koro Ventures, Wayra, Ascension, and SVV.

Nicholas Lee, Director of Mindflair, commenting: "We are excited to see SVV invest in Capably, a company focused on solving a clear and growing challenge in today's workplaces - how to make AI delegation both reliable and accessible. Their platform represents a major step forward in automation, and we look forward to supporting their continued growth."

 

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Sure Valley Ventures, which is 23.8%-owned by Mindflair, announced a new US$4m investment into AI pioneer Capably via the SVV2 technology fund. SVV2 invests in UK-based software companies with a focus on the AI and ML, immersive tech, metaverse, and cybersecurity sectors, and is backed by a cornerstone £50m investment from British Business Bank. The Mindflair commitment to SVV2 is c. 6%.

The investment will support Capably's expansion into the rapidly growing sector of workplace AI, focusing on accessible, reliable, and scalable task delegation. Capably aims to simplify existing automation methods, enabling scalable execution of complex tasks and helping employees at all levels offload repetitive work to AI.

In our estimation,  remains undervalued, given the scope for material valuation uplift of the companies within its portfolio, evidenced by today's and other recent announcements. Continued projected growth of the AI sector, and progress reported so far across the SVV1, SVV2 and SVV3 funds through which  invests, have bolstered investor confidence in the company's portfolio. Still,  is trading at a significant discount to NAV, presenting an attractive opportunity for growth investors.

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