Frontier IP set to profit from university technology

Frontier IP (LON:FIPP) has jointly hosted an exhibition of early stage technology companies along side the Royal Academy of Engineering at the latter’s premises in London.

Frontier IP develops businesses and technologies that are spun-out of universities, both in the UK and Portugal. The model is different to its peers in that it gains stakes in return for providing advice and services and not from investing cash directly in shares.

This enables Frontier IP to take a significant stake in its investee companies at a limited cost. These investments are in the balance sheet at cost and ther...

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Andrew Hore is the publisher of AIM Journal, which is an online monthly publication covering the Alternative Investment Market.