Tide Secures $120 Million Investment

23 September 2025

Augmentum Fintech plc

Tide Secures $120 Million Investment

Augmentum Fintech plc (LSE: AUGM) (“Augmentum” or the "Company"), Europe's leading publicly listed fintech fund, notes the announcement by portfolio company Tide that Tide has secured investment of USD$120 million from TPG and existing investor Apax.

Tide, the UK’s leading business management platform, now serves 1.6 million SME customers worldwide, including in the UK (in which it has 14% market share), India, Germany, and as of earlier this month, France. The new funding will accelerate Tide’s international expansion, support rapid product development and advance its investment into agentic AI.

Tide is Augmentum’s largest holding, representing 24.1% of net assets1 as at 31 March 2025. Augmentum first invested in Tide in September 2019, leading Tide’s first round of Series B funding. This funding announcement does not reflect a material impact on the NAV that was reported in the Company’s Annual Results on 30 June 2025.

Tim Levene, CEO of Augmentum Fintech, commented: “Tide’s sustained growth, achieved both organically and through strategic acquisitions, continues to represent an attractive opportunity for global investors, as evidenced by TPG joining the register. This announcement follows a series of notable milestones across the Augmentum portfolio, including Gemini’s IPO2 and Zopa’s acquisition of Rvvup Ltd.”

Notes1. Percentage of NAV after performance fee.2. https://augmentum2024eutfm1.q4web.com/news/news-details/2025/Augmentum-Fintech-plc---Initial-Public-Offering-of-Gemini/default.aspx

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