The bootstrapped software company, pending regulatory clearance, is aiming to raise at least £600,000 in a public listing in early July to launch its product.
Pri0r1ty AI offers a platform providing support services in investor relations, public relations, and corporate governance, designed to enhance efficiency and reduce costs for small and medium-sized businesses.
It automates tasks like writing press releases and social media content, typically handled by multiple external agencies, while also offering access to human expertise when needed.
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"I'm super excited," Gee said about the initial public offering (IPO). "It's a big thing. I think people are missing the romance of the
"It's a massive achievement as a business owner, as an entrepreneur, to have a business that has grown to that point," Gee continued. "The reception has been amazing, from investors and from institutions, even though we're a really tiny company. They love the tech and the demos."
Going public is also beneficial from a commercial perspective. "It's a shop window for our business," he explained. "We are a company growth platform, and having that visibility is crucial."
Although small, Pri0r1ty's IPO is likely to be greeted positively as a sign that
Sheehan is optimistic about the future. "At some point, it will start to become a better place to operate... and I do think that the tide will change, and we'll start to see capital inflows. I'd like to be part of that turnaround story."
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