Bright Minds Capital Partners announces an investment in Sunstone Systems, a British technology company focused on creating robust, renewable energy solutions. Sunstone delivers green energy to surveillance applications such as CCTV in a range of sectors.

Creating sustainable and value-added businesses

Aaron David Sunstone Systems CFO commented, "We are delighted to welcome Bright Minds Capital Partners as investors in Sunstone. We are set up for significant growth over the next 12-18 months, with a global client base in high-value markets and a suite of world-class, patented products.”

“We are excited to bring on an experienced partner with a proven track record of building sustainable, profitable, value-creating businesses globally."

Expansion goals

Bright Minds Capital Partners Chairman, David, Holme, said of the partnership, "Sunstone has a fantastic team and we have no doubt this will be a successful partnership. The company has practical applications for a market with long-term growth potential. We're excited to support them with their expansion goals."

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