Benefits of JP Jenkins
Latest Prices
Matched buyers and sellers, historic prices, completed transactions and volumes all shown on our platform.
Exit Options
Access liquidity, view established UK private companies and manage your holdings in alternative asset classes.
Corporate Governance
Improve investor relations and corporate governance sharing updates and announcements to your shareholders.
what we do
Issuers
An automated liquidity solution and service for private companies. Our facility enables you to support your shareholders and potential investors.
investors
We electronically match buyers and sellers across a wide range of unlisted investment opportunities via UK regulated brokers connected to our venue.
Brokers
Automated and electronic trading connecting brokers and placing agents, to meet the exact needs of each issuer.
Introducers
A corporate partnership programme supporting our institutional partners and private growth companies to access liquidity and reach.
Our Companies
JP Jenkins is like a public market for private companies and it works by matching a willing buyer with a willing seller through 40+ connected regulated brokers. It provides a low cost and efficient venue for unlisted companies that are seeking to allow shareholders and future investors to buy and sell their shares.
30+ Companies
10 Sectors
30+ Years
About us
Founded in 1991, JP Jenkins is the liquidity venue for unlisted assets. We provide an efficient platform for privately held and unlisted businesses who are seeking a liquidity solution for holders of their securities. By using new, innovative technology from InfinitX, we can display live, real-time pricing with any registered broker or other financial institution. They can then connect, execute and settle with JP Jenkins over existing market infrastructures.
What our clients say
John Steel
CEO at Cafédirect
"We are delighted to be able to offer buyers and sellers of Cafédirect shares, a platform to execute transactions via matched bargain on a secondary market."
Matthew Clayton
Managing Director at Thrive Renewables
"Working with JP Jenkins has been a very positive experience. They have been flexible, proactive and successfully delivered our first auction on time."
Nigel Greenaway
Co-founder and ceo of GS VERDE Group
"This step to join the secondary market, allowing private investment into our business, is a milestone step in our journey."
BOBO KUTI
CEO OF TENDE ENERGY
"Having previously been on the AIM market, we took the decision to delist and restructure the company. JP Jenkins provided us with an active secondary market, allowing us to recapitalise and acquire new assets, leaving the business well positioned for a future public listing."
As seen in the media
Company News
Iress Partners with InfinitX, JP Jenkins for Unlisted Security Trading
Iress today announces that it has partnered with InfinitX to enable its clients to trade unlisted securities through
JP Jenkins automates broker integration; now digital-first, fully scalable venue
46 UK brokers now accessing unlisted assets London, March 5th, 2024 – JP Jenkins (www.jpjenkins.com), the liquidity venue
Choosing to be a private company
This week Pitchbook demonstrated that more companies are choosing to remain private. A Bloomberg report shows that the
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Who can use our platform?
Any LSE (London Stock Exchange) registered broker can contact our team to place an order. If you do not have one currently, our team will be able to recommend.
We purely provide a facility for the matching of unquoted shares and strictly do not offer any advice.
What are the costs?
Our fees start from £10,000 per annum.
This includes the application fee, initial due diligence, administrational and admission costs.
Bespoke liquidity with tailored approach to the most suitable option for shareholders.
Access our growing community and communicate to our investors.
What are the risks?
Any investment contains a level of risk, particularly early stage companies. Many of these early stage companies fail and even established businesses can struggle.
We would recommend to any investor to carefully familiarise themselves with all the information provided for each company before investing. You should also asses each of the risks involved with investing to make sure they are appropriate for your portfolio.
