Enterprise technology and managed mobile IT services provider Utelize Mobile secures £600,000 loan from NatWest using its IP as collateral
19 Nov 2024
Utelize Mobile, a Worcestershire-based software and managed services scale-up which helps large UK and multi-national firms to professionally deploy and manage end user devices (e.g. smartphones, tablets, laptops) and mobile connectivity, has secured a £600,000 loan from NatWest using its innovative intellectual property as collateral through NatWest’s High Growth IP-backed (HGIP) loan proposition.
Utelize Mobile’s specialist enterprise mobile management platform (Inview Mobile) and managed device services provide a complete solution that enables large organisations to materially reduce their corporate mobile network costs, whilst releasing IT teams from the challenges of managing mobile devices, connectivity and end-user mobile technology support. The company was founded in 2012 by telecoms industry veterans Matt Atkinson and Kevin Steed and has won multiple awards since then.
Managing Director Matt Atkinson says: “As IT continues to migrate to the cloud, and hybrid working means that both IT teams and their end users are no longer always working in corporate offices, it has become increasingly difficult for IT teams to remotely manage end-user devices and mobile connectivity. And with the return of business travel, the default use of video communications tools like MS Teams and with faster 5G networks, large businesses are also seeing a rapid rise in the use of mobile data and unexpected roaming charges as a result.
“We recognise that most IT teams often don't have the time, resources, processes or tools to effectively manage end-user devices and support, and the management of mobile network bills, especially roaming data, continues to be a significant challenge for many large IT teams. Utelize Mobile takes proactive ownership of managing these aspects of IT for our clients, ensuring that their end users receive great support, continuously monitoring and managing mobile costs and data usage, and freeing up IT resources, so they can focus on more strategic work.”
Matt first heard about the IP-backed loan initiative at various high-tech industry events he attended. “I met Neil Bellamy, NatWest’s Head of Technology Media and Telecoms Markets a few times, and he suggested we might qualify for the IP-backed loan.” Matt explored the NatWest proposition and decided to apply. “One key benefit to a company in our position is that using the IP as collateral means we don’t need to give personal guarantees. As a management team, we’re already 100% invested in the growth of the business and so that’s a really important benefit for us.”
Utelize Mobile is using the £600,000 loan to accelerate the development of its Inview Mobile software platform and to release existing capital to fund an acquisition. Matt says: “We had the spare funds available to complete the acquisition, but that would have starved us of growth and investment capital for the software platform. With the IP-backed loan, we can accelerate development of the Inview Mobile platform and simultaneously expand our team and technical capabilities with the acquisition and new recruitment, which has already expanded our headcount by a further 10%.”
NatWest launched its IP-backed loan for high growth companies in January 2024, for amounts starting from £250,000 up to £10m. Up to 50% of the value of the firm’s IP, as assessed by IP evaluation experts Inngot, can be used as security. The IP-backed loan targets growth companies which are rich in intangible assets, but have few tangible assets, making it difficult for them to get traditional lending from banks.
Matt says: “For Utelize Mobile, the IP-backed loan meant that we secured better financial terms, avoided the need for personal guarantees, and the professional review of our IP from Inngot has confirmed that the continued development of our IP is not only helping us to differentiate from competitors, but it is also increasing our business valuation.”
Alyson Poulson, NatWest’s Senior Relationship Manager, says: “Utelize Mobile is exactly the type of business that we are looking to assist through our High Growth IP loan. This award-winning company has a clear growth strategy and proven track record within the industry — they just lacked the traditional tangible security usually required for borrowing funds. We were able to introduce them to our High Growth IP backed loan to optimise the value of the company's intangible assets as security.”
She adds: “This loan has helped Utelize Mobile achieve its growth ambitions and move to the next phase of its plan. Hopefully, this is just the first HGIP loan the Utelize Mobile team will be talking to us about, as we will look to further assisting them as they add even more value to their IP and intangibles!”
Neil Bellamy, Head of Technology, Media, Telecoms & Services (TMT) at NatWest, says: “Utelize Mobile has a really good growth track record, but as with many high growth scaleups, it doesn’t have the sort of tangible assets that traditional bank lending looks for. That’s why we developed the IP-backed loan, with Inngot’s help. Companies like Utelize Mobile need help validating and unlocking the value locked up in its intellectual property and other intangibles. Our High Growth IP-backed loan makes IP-backed lending affordable for IP-rich SMEs to borrow as little as £250,000.”
Martin Brassell, CEO of Inngot observes: “IP, whether in software, patents, brands, designs or creative works, is vital when companies have ambitions to grow. With NatWest and Inngot’s approach, these business-critical intangible assets can be properly taken into account, even at modest levels of lending. We’re helping deliver growth capital at scale, which is what the UK economy needs now, as the new Government has recognised in its proposed Invest 2035 strategy.”
Contact
For media queries, please contact Martin Croft, Media Relations Manager, Inngot at Martin.croft@inngot.com or on 07464 204644
About Utelize Mobile
Utelize Mobile, is a Worcestershire-based mobile software and managed services scale-up which helps large UK and multi-national firms to professionally deploy and manage end user devices (e.g. smartphones, tablets, laptops) and mobile connectivity.
The business supports its clients using its proprietary mobility management platform (Inview Mobile), managed devices and end-user support services as well as its Global Enterprise Mobile Data eSIM (SureSIM Global) that provides real time control of mobile data usage and reduced costs in 195 countries. Providing a complete solution that enables large UK and global organisations to materially reduce their corporate mobile network costs, whilst releasing IT teams from the challenges of supporting mobile devices, connectivity and end-user mobile technology support.
For more information, visit: https://www.utelize.co.uk/
About NatWest Group
NatWest Group is a relationship bank for a digital world. We champion potential; breaking down barriers and building financial confidence so the 19 million people, families and businesses we serve in communities throughout the UK and Ireland can rebuild and thrive. If our customers succeed, so will we.
About Inngot
Inngot has been providing IP valuation tools and services since 2010, with a particular focus on helping companies establish the value of their IP and intangible assets to support equity and debt fundraising. Its online platform, developed with SMEs in mind, offers a consistent, cost-effective and scalable way to identify and value these otherwise ‘hidden’ company-owned intangibles. The toolkit has been used by hundreds of early-stage and scale up companies for a range of purposes, but mainly to support fund-raising. Inngot also provides customised IP strategy services for larger companies, and has advised NGOs, government agencies and innovation networks on IP identification and monetisation policy.
Utelize Mobile, a Worcestershire-based software and managed services scale-up which helps large UK and multi-national firms to professionally deploy and manage end user devices (e.g. smartphones, tablets, laptops) and mobile connectivity, has secured a £600,000 loan from NatWest using its innovative intellectual property as collateral through NatWest’s High Growth IP-backed (HGIP) loan proposition.
Utelize Mobile’s specialist enterprise mobile management platform (Inview Mobile) and managed device services provide a complete solution that enables large organisations to materially reduce their corporate mobile network costs, whilst releasing IT teams from the challenges of managing mobile devices, connectivity and end-user mobile technology support. The company was founded in 2012 by telecoms industry veterans Matt Atkinson and Kevin Steed and has won multiple awards since then.
Managing Director Matt Atkinson says: “As IT continues to migrate to the cloud, and hybrid working means that both IT teams and their end users are no longer always working in corporate offices, it has become increasingly difficult for IT teams to remotely manage end-user devices and mobile connectivity. And with the return of business travel, the default use of video communications tools like MS Teams and with faster 5G networks, large businesses are also seeing a rapid rise in the use of mobile data and unexpected roaming charges as a result.
“We recognise that most IT teams often don't have the time, resources, processes or tools to effectively manage end-user devices and support, and the management of mobile network bills, especially roaming data, continues to be a significant challenge for many large IT teams. Utelize Mobile takes proactive ownership of managing these aspects of IT for our clients, ensuring that their end users receive great support, continuously monitoring and managing mobile costs and data usage, and freeing up IT resources, so they can focus on more strategic work.”
Matt first heard about the IP-backed loan initiative at various high-tech industry events he attended. “I met Neil Bellamy, NatWest’s Head of Technology Media and Telecoms Markets a few times, and he suggested we might qualify for the IP-backed loan.” Matt explored the NatWest proposition and decided to apply. “One key benefit to a company in our position is that using the IP as collateral means we don’t need to give personal guarantees. As a management team, we’re already 100% invested in the growth of the business and so that’s a really important benefit for us.”
Utelize Mobile is using the £600,000 loan to accelerate the development of its Inview Mobile software platform and to release existing capital to fund an acquisition. Matt says: “We had the spare funds available to complete the acquisition, but that would have starved us of growth and investment capital for the software platform. With the IP-backed loan, we can accelerate development of the Inview Mobile platform and simultaneously expand our team and technical capabilities with the acquisition and new recruitment, which has already expanded our headcount by a further 10%.”
NatWest launched its IP-backed loan for high growth companies in January 2024, for amounts starting from £250,000 up to £10m. Up to 50% of the value of the firm’s IP, as assessed by IP evaluation experts Inngot, can be used as security. The IP-backed loan targets growth companies which are rich in intangible assets, but have few tangible assets, making it difficult for them to get traditional lending from banks.
Matt says: “For Utelize Mobile, the IP-backed loan meant that we secured better financial terms, avoided the need for personal guarantees, and the professional review of our IP from Inngot has confirmed that the continued development of our IP is not only helping us to differentiate from competitors, but it is also increasing our business valuation.”
Alyson Poulson, NatWest’s Senior Relationship Manager, says: “Utelize Mobile is exactly the type of business that we are looking to assist through our High Growth IP loan. This award-winning company has a clear growth strategy and proven track record within the industry — they just lacked the traditional tangible security usually required for borrowing funds. We were able to introduce them to our High Growth IP backed loan to optimise the value of the company's intangible assets as security.”
She adds: “This loan has helped Utelize Mobile achieve its growth ambitions and move to the next phase of its plan. Hopefully, this is just the first HGIP loan the Utelize Mobile team will be talking to us about, as we will look to further assisting them as they add even more value to their IP and intangibles!”
Neil Bellamy, Head of Technology, Media, Telecoms & Services (TMT) at NatWest, says: “Utelize Mobile has a really good growth track record, but as with many high growth scaleups, it doesn’t have the sort of tangible assets that traditional bank lending looks for. That’s why we developed the IP-backed loan, with Inngot’s help. Companies like Utelize Mobile need help validating and unlocking the value locked up in its intellectual property and other intangibles. Our High Growth IP-backed loan makes IP-backed lending affordable for IP-rich SMEs to borrow as little as £250,000.”
Martin Brassell, CEO of Inngot observes: “IP, whether in software, patents, brands, designs or creative works, is vital when companies have ambitions to grow. With NatWest and Inngot’s approach, these business-critical intangible assets can be properly taken into account, even at modest levels of lending. We’re helping deliver growth capital at scale, which is what the UK economy needs now, as the new Government has recognised in its proposed Invest 2035 strategy.”
Contact
For media queries, please contact Martin Croft, Media Relations Manager, Inngot at Martin.croft@inngot.com or on 07464 204644
About Utelize Mobile
Utelize Mobile, is a Worcestershire-based mobile software and managed services scale-up which helps large UK and multi-national firms to professionally deploy and manage end user devices (e.g. smartphones, tablets, laptops) and mobile connectivity.
The business supports its clients using its proprietary mobility management platform (Inview Mobile), managed devices and end-user support services as well as its Global Enterprise Mobile Data eSIM (SureSIM Global) that provides real time control of mobile data usage and reduced costs in 195 countries. Providing a complete solution that enables large UK and global organisations to materially reduce their corporate mobile network costs, whilst releasing IT teams from the challenges of supporting mobile devices, connectivity and end-user mobile technology support.
For more information, visit: https://www.utelize.co.uk/
About NatWest Group
NatWest Group is a relationship bank for a digital world. We champion potential; breaking down barriers and building financial confidence so the 19 million people, families and businesses we serve in communities throughout the UK and Ireland can rebuild and thrive. If our customers succeed, so will we.
About Inngot
Inngot has been providing IP valuation tools and services since 2010, with a particular focus on helping companies establish the value of their IP and intangible assets to support equity and debt fundraising. Its online platform, developed with SMEs in mind, offers a consistent, cost-effective and scalable way to identify and value these otherwise ‘hidden’ company-owned intangibles. The toolkit has been used by hundreds of early-stage and scale up companies for a range of purposes, but mainly to support fund-raising. Inngot also provides customised IP strategy services for larger companies, and has advised NGOs, government agencies and innovation networks on IP identification and monetisation policy.
Utelize Mobile, a Worcestershire-based software and managed services scale-up which helps large UK and multi-national firms to professionally deploy and manage end user devices (e.g. smartphones, tablets, laptops) and mobile connectivity, has secured a £600,000 loan from NatWest using its innovative intellectual property as collateral through NatWest’s High Growth IP-backed (HGIP) loan proposition.
Utelize Mobile’s specialist enterprise mobile management platform (Inview Mobile) and managed device services provide a complete solution that enables large organisations to materially reduce their corporate mobile network costs, whilst releasing IT teams from the challenges of managing mobile devices, connectivity and end-user mobile technology support. The company was founded in 2012 by telecoms industry veterans Matt Atkinson and Kevin Steed and has won multiple awards since then.
Managing Director Matt Atkinson says: “As IT continues to migrate to the cloud, and hybrid working means that both IT teams and their end users are no longer always working in corporate offices, it has become increasingly difficult for IT teams to remotely manage end-user devices and mobile connectivity. And with the return of business travel, the default use of video communications tools like MS Teams and with faster 5G networks, large businesses are also seeing a rapid rise in the use of mobile data and unexpected roaming charges as a result.
“We recognise that most IT teams often don't have the time, resources, processes or tools to effectively manage end-user devices and support, and the management of mobile network bills, especially roaming data, continues to be a significant challenge for many large IT teams. Utelize Mobile takes proactive ownership of managing these aspects of IT for our clients, ensuring that their end users receive great support, continuously monitoring and managing mobile costs and data usage, and freeing up IT resources, so they can focus on more strategic work.”
Matt first heard about the IP-backed loan initiative at various high-tech industry events he attended. “I met Neil Bellamy, NatWest’s Head of Technology Media and Telecoms Markets a few times, and he suggested we might qualify for the IP-backed loan.” Matt explored the NatWest proposition and decided to apply. “One key benefit to a company in our position is that using the IP as collateral means we don’t need to give personal guarantees. As a management team, we’re already 100% invested in the growth of the business and so that’s a really important benefit for us.”
Utelize Mobile is using the £600,000 loan to accelerate the development of its Inview Mobile software platform and to release existing capital to fund an acquisition. Matt says: “We had the spare funds available to complete the acquisition, but that would have starved us of growth and investment capital for the software platform. With the IP-backed loan, we can accelerate development of the Inview Mobile platform and simultaneously expand our team and technical capabilities with the acquisition and new recruitment, which has already expanded our headcount by a further 10%.”
NatWest launched its IP-backed loan for high growth companies in January 2024, for amounts starting from £250,000 up to £10m. Up to 50% of the value of the firm’s IP, as assessed by IP evaluation experts Inngot, can be used as security. The IP-backed loan targets growth companies which are rich in intangible assets, but have few tangible assets, making it difficult for them to get traditional lending from banks.
Matt says: “For Utelize Mobile, the IP-backed loan meant that we secured better financial terms, avoided the need for personal guarantees, and the professional review of our IP from Inngot has confirmed that the continued development of our IP is not only helping us to differentiate from competitors, but it is also increasing our business valuation.”
Alyson Poulson, NatWest’s Senior Relationship Manager, says: “Utelize Mobile is exactly the type of business that we are looking to assist through our High Growth IP loan. This award-winning company has a clear growth strategy and proven track record within the industry — they just lacked the traditional tangible security usually required for borrowing funds. We were able to introduce them to our High Growth IP backed loan to optimise the value of the company's intangible assets as security.”
She adds: “This loan has helped Utelize Mobile achieve its growth ambitions and move to the next phase of its plan. Hopefully, this is just the first HGIP loan the Utelize Mobile team will be talking to us about, as we will look to further assisting them as they add even more value to their IP and intangibles!”
Neil Bellamy, Head of Technology, Media, Telecoms & Services (TMT) at NatWest, says: “Utelize Mobile has a really good growth track record, but as with many high growth scaleups, it doesn’t have the sort of tangible assets that traditional bank lending looks for. That’s why we developed the IP-backed loan, with Inngot’s help. Companies like Utelize Mobile need help validating and unlocking the value locked up in its intellectual property and other intangibles. Our High Growth IP-backed loan makes IP-backed lending affordable for IP-rich SMEs to borrow as little as £250,000.”
Martin Brassell, CEO of Inngot observes: “IP, whether in software, patents, brands, designs or creative works, is vital when companies have ambitions to grow. With NatWest and Inngot’s approach, these business-critical intangible assets can be properly taken into account, even at modest levels of lending. We’re helping deliver growth capital at scale, which is what the UK economy needs now, as the new Government has recognised in its proposed Invest 2035 strategy.”
Contact
For media queries, please contact Martin Croft, Media Relations Manager, Inngot at Martin.croft@inngot.com or on 07464 204644
About Utelize Mobile
Utelize Mobile, is a Worcestershire-based mobile software and managed services scale-up which helps large UK and multi-national firms to professionally deploy and manage end user devices (e.g. smartphones, tablets, laptops) and mobile connectivity.
The business supports its clients using its proprietary mobility management platform (Inview Mobile), managed devices and end-user support services as well as its Global Enterprise Mobile Data eSIM (SureSIM Global) that provides real time control of mobile data usage and reduced costs in 195 countries. Providing a complete solution that enables large UK and global organisations to materially reduce their corporate mobile network costs, whilst releasing IT teams from the challenges of supporting mobile devices, connectivity and end-user mobile technology support.
For more information, visit: https://www.utelize.co.uk/
About NatWest Group
NatWest Group is a relationship bank for a digital world. We champion potential; breaking down barriers and building financial confidence so the 19 million people, families and businesses we serve in communities throughout the UK and Ireland can rebuild and thrive. If our customers succeed, so will we.
About Inngot
Inngot has been providing IP valuation tools and services since 2010, with a particular focus on helping companies establish the value of their IP and intangible assets to support equity and debt fundraising. Its online platform, developed with SMEs in mind, offers a consistent, cost-effective and scalable way to identify and value these otherwise ‘hidden’ company-owned intangibles. The toolkit has been used by hundreds of early-stage and scale up companies for a range of purposes, but mainly to support fund-raising. Inngot also provides customised IP strategy services for larger companies, and has advised NGOs, government agencies and innovation networks on IP identification and monetisation policy.
Utelize Mobile, a Worcestershire-based software and managed services scale-up which helps large UK and multi-national firms to professionally deploy and manage end user devices (e.g. smartphones, tablets, laptops) and mobile connectivity, has secured a £600,000 loan from NatWest using its innovative intellectual property as collateral through NatWest’s High Growth IP-backed (HGIP) loan proposition.
Utelize Mobile’s specialist enterprise mobile management platform (Inview Mobile) and managed device services provide a complete solution that enables large organisations to materially reduce their corporate mobile network costs, whilst releasing IT teams from the challenges of managing mobile devices, connectivity and end-user mobile technology support. The company was founded in 2012 by telecoms industry veterans Matt Atkinson and Kevin Steed and has won multiple awards since then.
Managing Director Matt Atkinson says: “As IT continues to migrate to the cloud, and hybrid working means that both IT teams and their end users are no longer always working in corporate offices, it has become increasingly difficult for IT teams to remotely manage end-user devices and mobile connectivity. And with the return of business travel, the default use of video communications tools like MS Teams and with faster 5G networks, large businesses are also seeing a rapid rise in the use of mobile data and unexpected roaming charges as a result.
“We recognise that most IT teams often don't have the time, resources, processes or tools to effectively manage end-user devices and support, and the management of mobile network bills, especially roaming data, continues to be a significant challenge for many large IT teams. Utelize Mobile takes proactive ownership of managing these aspects of IT for our clients, ensuring that their end users receive great support, continuously monitoring and managing mobile costs and data usage, and freeing up IT resources, so they can focus on more strategic work.”
Matt first heard about the IP-backed loan initiative at various high-tech industry events he attended. “I met Neil Bellamy, NatWest’s Head of Technology Media and Telecoms Markets a few times, and he suggested we might qualify for the IP-backed loan.” Matt explored the NatWest proposition and decided to apply. “One key benefit to a company in our position is that using the IP as collateral means we don’t need to give personal guarantees. As a management team, we’re already 100% invested in the growth of the business and so that’s a really important benefit for us.”
Utelize Mobile is using the £600,000 loan to accelerate the development of its Inview Mobile software platform and to release existing capital to fund an acquisition. Matt says: “We had the spare funds available to complete the acquisition, but that would have starved us of growth and investment capital for the software platform. With the IP-backed loan, we can accelerate development of the Inview Mobile platform and simultaneously expand our team and technical capabilities with the acquisition and new recruitment, which has already expanded our headcount by a further 10%.”
NatWest launched its IP-backed loan for high growth companies in January 2024, for amounts starting from £250,000 up to £10m. Up to 50% of the value of the firm’s IP, as assessed by IP evaluation experts Inngot, can be used as security. The IP-backed loan targets growth companies which are rich in intangible assets, but have few tangible assets, making it difficult for them to get traditional lending from banks.
Matt says: “For Utelize Mobile, the IP-backed loan meant that we secured better financial terms, avoided the need for personal guarantees, and the professional review of our IP from Inngot has confirmed that the continued development of our IP is not only helping us to differentiate from competitors, but it is also increasing our business valuation.”
Alyson Poulson, NatWest’s Senior Relationship Manager, says: “Utelize Mobile is exactly the type of business that we are looking to assist through our High Growth IP loan. This award-winning company has a clear growth strategy and proven track record within the industry — they just lacked the traditional tangible security usually required for borrowing funds. We were able to introduce them to our High Growth IP backed loan to optimise the value of the company's intangible assets as security.”
She adds: “This loan has helped Utelize Mobile achieve its growth ambitions and move to the next phase of its plan. Hopefully, this is just the first HGIP loan the Utelize Mobile team will be talking to us about, as we will look to further assisting them as they add even more value to their IP and intangibles!”
Neil Bellamy, Head of Technology, Media, Telecoms & Services (TMT) at NatWest, says: “Utelize Mobile has a really good growth track record, but as with many high growth scaleups, it doesn’t have the sort of tangible assets that traditional bank lending looks for. That’s why we developed the IP-backed loan, with Inngot’s help. Companies like Utelize Mobile need help validating and unlocking the value locked up in its intellectual property and other intangibles. Our High Growth IP-backed loan makes IP-backed lending affordable for IP-rich SMEs to borrow as little as £250,000.”
Martin Brassell, CEO of Inngot observes: “IP, whether in software, patents, brands, designs or creative works, is vital when companies have ambitions to grow. With NatWest and Inngot’s approach, these business-critical intangible assets can be properly taken into account, even at modest levels of lending. We’re helping deliver growth capital at scale, which is what the UK economy needs now, as the new Government has recognised in its proposed Invest 2035 strategy.”
Contact
For media queries, please contact Martin Croft, Media Relations Manager, Inngot at Martin.croft@inngot.com or on 07464 204644
About Utelize Mobile
Utelize Mobile, is a Worcestershire-based mobile software and managed services scale-up which helps large UK and multi-national firms to professionally deploy and manage end user devices (e.g. smartphones, tablets, laptops) and mobile connectivity.
The business supports its clients using its proprietary mobility management platform (Inview Mobile), managed devices and end-user support services as well as its Global Enterprise Mobile Data eSIM (SureSIM Global) that provides real time control of mobile data usage and reduced costs in 195 countries. Providing a complete solution that enables large UK and global organisations to materially reduce their corporate mobile network costs, whilst releasing IT teams from the challenges of supporting mobile devices, connectivity and end-user mobile technology support.
For more information, visit: https://www.utelize.co.uk/
About NatWest Group
NatWest Group is a relationship bank for a digital world. We champion potential; breaking down barriers and building financial confidence so the 19 million people, families and businesses we serve in communities throughout the UK and Ireland can rebuild and thrive. If our customers succeed, so will we.
About Inngot
Inngot has been providing IP valuation tools and services since 2010, with a particular focus on helping companies establish the value of their IP and intangible assets to support equity and debt fundraising. Its online platform, developed with SMEs in mind, offers a consistent, cost-effective and scalable way to identify and value these otherwise ‘hidden’ company-owned intangibles. The toolkit has been used by hundreds of early-stage and scale up companies for a range of purposes, but mainly to support fund-raising. Inngot also provides customised IP strategy services for larger companies, and has advised NGOs, government agencies and innovation networks on IP identification and monetisation policy.
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