TMT's H1 NAV up 3.8% to $213.9M, powered by Scale AI's $29B valuation surge. Zero debt & $5.3M cash. H1 2025 results.
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LON:TMTTMT Investments has navigated choppy waters to deliver a 3.8% NAV increase in H1 2025, lifting its net asset value to US$213.9 million. Against a backdrop of “macroeconomic and political instability” – Executive Director Alexander Selegenev’s diplomatic description of today’s venture capital landscape – this growth feels like a quiet triumph. The real intrigue? A cocktail of currency tailwinds and explosive AI-driven valuations did the heavy lifting.
Let’s cut straight to the headline act: Scale AI’s valuation surge. When Meta Platforms injected fresh capital in June 2025, it catapulted Scale’s valuation to over US$29 billion. For TMT? A 138% fair value uplift on their holding – translating to a US$0.7 million revaluation gain plus a US$0.6 million cash dividend. That’s a 2.38x leap in just eight months.
Why it matters:
Scale wasn’t flying solo. Two other portfolio stars delivered positive surprises:
Add a US$2.7m currency boost from Euro/GBP-denominated holdings, and you’ve got the engine behind that NAV growth.
TMT’s “highly prudent valuation approach” saw seven investments written down – a sobering reminder of VC’s binary nature. Notable casualties:
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This housekeeping illustrates TMT’s discipline: ruthlessly re-rating laggards while letting winners run.
How did TMT’s top five holdings perform in H1?
Critically, most portfolio companies now operate profitably or at cash flow breakeven – a vital adjustment to today’s “stress year” environment.
TMT’s investment throttle remains tightly controlled. Just US$500k deployed in H1 – a single bet on Spendbase, a SaaS cost optimisation platform backed by Google. Compare that to US$1.9m in H1 2024. Why the restraint? Selegenev cites “continued high market uncertainty”. Translation: They’re playing the long game, preserving dry powder.
TMT’s fortress fundamentals stand out:
This isn’t just survival mode – it’s strategic patience. With liquidity to pounce on dislocations and scale winners, TMT’s positioning screams “optionality”.
Selegenev’s playbook remains unchanged: “cautious investment approach” paired with readiness to “realise disposals when opportunities arise”. The portfolio’s 14.3% IRR since inception suggests this discipline works. With AI momentum countering broader VC headwinds, TMT’s tightrope walk between aggression and prudence feels apt for 2025’s uncertain script. One thing’s clear: they’re built to wait for their pitch.
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