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Investbx

Raising equity for local SMEs, Investbx incorporates a stock market for West Midlands based companies.

Welcome to Investbx

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Serving the West Midlands region, Investbx represents the first virtual trading platform of its kind in Britain.

Its purpose is to help small to medium businesses raise capital for growth, in exchange for shares.

Unlike traditional markets, Investbx raises funds for equity on behalf of applicant companies.

Investbx’s focus is on developing successful partnerships with companies, investors and advisers.

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Commercial Property: Birmingham property businessman Richard Graves dies

A Birmingham business legend whose company helped build the NEC has passed away after a long illness.

Other UK business news: Poundland moves in on more empty Woolworths stores

Black Country retailer Poundland has targeted eight former Woolworths stores as part of recession-defying expansion plans.

Financial: Cash in on Sharesave scheme

It’s a great way to save, and profitable too – especially if you work for a company performing well on the stock market.

Financial: Investing in woodland and forestry schemes can end up being pulp fiction

Don’t be drawn into “pulp fiction” when it comes to investing in woodland and forestry schemes, a Midland financial adviser has warned.

Ringway signs £240m roads contract

One of the companies bidding for Birmingham City Council's £2.2bn highways maintenance contract has been selected to manage highways and transport for Buckinghamshire County Council.

National Express loses East Coast line

National Express has lost control of the East Coast Mainline rail service after it made an operating loss of £20m in the first half of the year, it emerged this morning.

Bank announces £100m fund for SMEs

Small and medium-sized companies in Birmingham have the opportunity to access a new £100m finance fund, which has been announced as part of a new UK-wide lending offer by Yorkshire Bank.

City newsagent bucks retail slump

Paradise Forum newsagent Newsflow has bucked the retail market downturn and announced a move to larger premises. Less than eighteen months after opening the 640 sq ft Newsflow store at Paradise Forum, owner Pally Mahal has doubled the businesses projected turnover and signed a lease to relocate to 2800 sq ft premises, within the popular thoroughfare between the east and west of the city.

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