Mindflair announces new AI investments in Momentum AI and Literal Labs

Mindflair (MFAI) Follow | MFAI, an AI-focused tech investment firm, issued an update on recent corporate developments and advancements in its investment portfolio.

In March 2025, Mindflair announced the sale of its portfolio company GetVisibility a.k.a. Visibility Blockchain to cloud security provider Forcepoint. At the time, MFAI said it expected to receive £1.8m from the disposal of its minority stake in GetVisiblity, plus another £0.8m from its indirect interest in GetVisiblity through the Sure Valley Ventures 1 fund (SVV1), for a total of £2.6m in cash from the realisation.

Today, Mindflair confirmed that the funds had been received and partially used to repay remaining outstanding principal and accrued interest on loan notes, which MFAI had originally issued in December 2022.

In terms of its portfolio, Mindflair noted 2 recent investments in AI-focused companies Momentum AI and Literal Labs. The investments were made by Sure Valley Ventures (23.8%-owned by Mindflair) through its venture capital funds SVV2 and SVV3.

Momentum AI is a pioneering customer relationship platform, powered by its proprietary Relationship Language Model (RLM). Literal Labs is a Newcastle-based AI company, led by former ARM VP Noel Hurley, that is developing a new generation of logic-based AI models aiming to be significantly better than conventional neural networks.

Nicholas Lee, Director of Mindflair, commenting: "Mindflair is in a good financial position and has demonstrated its ability to generate significant returns from its investments. It is well placed to continue to implement its investment strategy which includes investing in exciting AI focused companies with attractive growth potential as illustrated by the two latest investments made."

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Mindflair issued a brief positive update on its balance sheet and investment portfolio. MFAI confirmed the receipt of £2.6m in cash from the successful realisation of its investment in cybersecurity provider GetVisibility. The disposal represented a return of 6.0x on the total investment made into the company directly and 4.5x on the investment made by SVV1. Part of the cash was used to repay existing debt.

Additionally, Mindflair detailed recent new investments in exciting AI-focused companies Momentum AI and Literal Labs made by SVV (23.8%-owned by Mindflair) through its SVV2 and SVV3 funds:

SVV3 participated in a €1m seed round for Momentum AI, a customer relationship platform that has developed its own Relationship Language Model (RLM). The round was co-led by SVV and ACT Venture Capital, and will support further development of Momentum's AI infrastructure and the expansion of its omnichannel capabilities. Early indicators show strong traction, with an AI success rate  over 85% and impressive ROI from early clients, such as Sisu Clinic and ACTION24.

Additionally, SVV2 participated in a £4.6m pre-seed round for Newcastle-based Literal Labs, a company led by former ARM VP Noel Hurley that is developing a next-gen logic-based AI model that aims to be significantly faster, more energy efficient, and more explainable than current neural networks. The funding will be used to expand its engineering team and accelerate the commercial launch of its first product, targeting applications where performance, energy efficiency, and explainability are critical, such as Edge AI and battery-powered devices.

Our position has been that MFAI is undervalued, given the scope for material valuation uplift of the companies within its portfolio, evidenced by today's and other recent announcements. Continued projected growth of the AI and ML sectors, and progress reported so far across the SVV1, SVV2 and SVV3 funds through which MFAI invests, have bolstered investor confidence in the company's portfolio. Still, MFAI is trading at a significant discount to NAV, presenting an attractive opportunity for growth investors.

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