Can I invest in startups before they IPO?
Yes. Investing in startups before they float means backing private companies, which is exactly what Savvy Mango offers, from £25. Pre-IPO investing is high risk and most companies never reach an IPO.
What pre-IPO investing means
You buy a stake in a private company well before any public listing. If it grows and eventually lists or is acquired, early shares can be worth more. Most never get there.
How to do it from £25
Fractional ownership lets you back private companies with small amounts, spread across several to manage risk.
The reality check
Capital is released to each business in stages, only as it proves real, verified milestones, with spending checked against genuine invoices. You fund proven progress, not promises. Investing is still high risk and you could lose what you put in.
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Money released by progress
Businesses are funded in stages, only as they prove real, verified milestones.
Watch what you fund
Follow companies and property builds with real updates, photos and footage.
From just £25
Fractional ownership means anyone can start small and spread across opportunities.
Questions & answers
Is pre-IPO investing risky?
Very. Most startups never IPO, shares are illiquid, and you could lose everything.
How much to start?
From £25 on Savvy Mango.
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Back real companies and real buildings, and only ever fund proven progress.