Middleton Enterprises

Middleton Enterprises

Middleton Enterprises was established in 1992 by Jeremy Middleton CBE. The firm manages capital generated from his 30-year involvement with HomeServe, from startup through its FTSE 100 listing to the 2023 exit. It operates as the single family office for the Middleton family and maintains offices in London and Newcastle. The office targets growth equity investments in UK businesses that meet stated financial thresholds. It deploys capital through direct co-investments and SPVs rather than fund commitments. Confirmed holdings include EverySkin, Light Centre, SushiDog, OneGym and Upholstery2u. Additional listed-equity positions appear in the portfolio alongside a legacy venture book. Activity remains concentrated in Europe, primarily the United Kingdom. The team consists of family members and operators who also run adjacent vehicles. James Middleton serves as Investment Director. David Alprovich acts as COO while founding Alpro Capital, a separate SME acquisition platform backed by Middleton Enterprises. The Middleton Foundation operates as the philanthropic arm and runs Molly’s Project, which develops supported housing. December 2024: Middleton Enterprises completed an investment into EverySkin. The firm maintains a concentrated listed-equity sleeve that sits alongside the private growth book. This dual structure allows internal capital allocation decisions without external fund timelines. Governance remains within the founding family, with trustees and directors drawn from immediate relatives and long-term business partners.