Potentially AI has completed its reverse takeover and begun trading on AIM, raising approximately £4.9m across a placing, subscription and retail offer to fund product development, commercial growth and working capital.
Potentially AI was formally Tiger Alpha, which also had a focus on AI.
The company is now positioning itself as a “collective AI” aggregator, offering users access to more than 1,000 open-source models alongside those from frontier labs such as Anthropic, OpenAI and Gemini.
Potentially is also pitching itself as a route to AI sovereignty for users, businesses and countries, hosting leading open-source models to guarantee continuous access at a time when frontier models have had external access curtailed or revoked at short notice.
Three products are planned for the second half of 2026: a consumer app for creating AI content across all modalities, business solutions for bespoke AI with control, collaboration and licensing features, and a marketplace allowing users to list, licence and monetise their own AI creations.
Oliver Yonchev, Potentially AI Co-Founder and Chief Operating Officer, said: “Our admission to trading on AIM marks a significant milestone for Potentially and we look forward to moving forward and growing as a listed business with the support of our new shareholders.”
“We were founded based on one central tenet, that we believe the future of artificial intelligence will be both collective and model-agnostic. The value that AI can create needs to be shared, beyond those that build the models, with the people and businesses creating with them. To make this idea work, we had to ensure that protection sits at the heart of our platform. Who owns and protects what is made with AI is one of the defining questions of our age, and it is the one we intend to answer. By choosing to list in London, we hope to build a sovereign champion on the world stage.”