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LMS Capital

Investment company that backs businesses and seeks co-investors to build and protect wealth

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About LMS Capital

LMS Capital is an investment company whose stated aim is to preserve and create wealth using its knowledge and relationships. It holds stakes in companies across different sectors and publishes results and shareholder meeting material.

Services

  • Lead investing: has arranged funding packages in which it is the main investor.
  • Real estate vehicle: set up Cavera to work with a property development team.
  • Energy investment: led the funding for Dacian Petroleum, a Romanian oil and gas producer formed to buy and run mature onshore assets.
  • Co-investment: looks for partners to invest alongside it.

Key facts

  • Reporting: half-year results for the period ended 30 June 2022 and a 2022 annual general meeting presentation are listed
  • Partners sought: co-investors, businesses to deploy its capital into, and new shareholders

Profile written by TrustList from the business's own published information, Oct 2026.

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