Bruce Macfarlane
Angel Investor
London, United Kingdom
Bruce Macfarlane is a funding round investor in London focused on Health Care and Mobile. Bruce Ferguson Macfarlane is based out of London and is the Founder Partner of MMC Ventures . Bruce previously worked at Sano Genetics as a Board Director . Bruce Ferguson Macfarlane attended the University of Leeds. Bruce Ferguson Macfarlane has been certified Executive Coach by Meyler Campbell.
- Total investments:
- 16
- Last investment:
- Lead investor:
- 38%
Last updated:
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Industries Bruce Macfarlane invests in
Stages Bruce Macfarlane invests in
Countries Bruce Macfarlane invests in
Round sizes
Round size
- Seed
- $1.3M–$4.6M
- Series B
- $1.3M–$43M
Investment Focus
Industry
- Health Care 3 (19%)
- Mobile 2 (13%)
- Construction 2 (13%)
- Medical Device 2 (13%)
- Home Health Care 2 (13%)
Stage
- Funding Round 4 (25%)
- Seed 3 (19%)
- Series B 3 (19%)
- Series A 2 (13%)
- Series C 1 (6%)
Country
- United Kingdom 9 (56%)
- United States 2 (13%)
Investments
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Blecon enables physical products to communicate with cloud applications using Bluetooth Low Energy. | $4.6M / Seed / Oct 08, 2024 | |
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PocDoc is a pioneer in the field of smartphone-based fast disease testing. | $3.1M / Seed / Mar 22, 2023 | |
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Current Health help healthcare reduces risk & cost by monitoring, managing, and engaging patients at home. | $43M / Series B / Apr 22, 2021 | |
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Gousto provides you with all the ingredients in the right proportions to cook delicious meals at home. The produce is organic, fresh, and seasonal. Gousto’s recipes are developed by a team of passionate chefs and tested by all their friends and families first (very picky people). You get to choose the recipes online and every week the selection isupdated to make sure there’re plenty of new recipes for you. The recipes are delivered right to your doorstep once a week so you decide when to cook. Whenever you’re on holiday or just don’t have time, simply place the subscription on hold – it’s easy.Gousto was started in 2011 by two friends who share a passion for food and cooking. In their previous lives, Timo and James loved cooking but didn’t have much time to go to various grocery shops. They found it difficult to cook recipes from online databases or follow cook-along TV shows. Ready-meals from supermarkets do the job but the quality isn’t great, they have lots of additives, and they get boring very easily. One day, James and Timo decided that there must be some way to make life easier and the idea for Gousto was born. The first recipes were offered at market stalls and from there the concept has grown into what you see today. Of course, all of Timo and James' friends are Gousto guinea pigs. Today, Gousto has a team of professional chefs and passionate amateurs (thanks mum), making sure that the recipes cover all cuisines and styles. | $41.3M / Series G / Apr 15, 2020 | |
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Elder was founded on the basic idea that you shouldn’t have to go to a care home unless you want to. You should be able to keep the life you know and love, all while getting the care you need. Elder offers an online platform that focuses on connecting elders with homecare service providers. It offers its services in the United Kingdom. Theyenables its customers to find homecare service providers according to their needs and preferences. | $10.4M / Series B / Jan 20, 2020 | |
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Gousto provides you with all the ingredients in the right proportions to cook delicious meals at home. The produce is organic, fresh, and seasonal. Gousto’s recipes are developed by a team of passionate chefs and tested by all their friends and families first (very picky people). You get to choose the recipes online and every week the selection isupdated to make sure there’re plenty of new recipes for you. The recipes are delivered right to your doorstep once a week so you decide when to cook. Whenever you’re on holiday or just don’t have time, simply place the subscription on hold – it’s easy.Gousto was started in 2011 by two friends who share a passion for food and cooking. In their previous lives, Timo and James loved cooking but didn’t have much time to go to various grocery shops. They found it difficult to cook recipes from online databases or follow cook-along TV shows. Ready-meals from supermarkets do the job but the quality isn’t great, they have lots of additives, and they get boring very easily. One day, James and Timo decided that there must be some way to make life easier and the idea for Gousto was born. The first recipes were offered at market stalls and from there the concept has grown into what you see today. Of course, all of Timo and James' friends are Gousto guinea pigs. Today, Gousto has a team of professional chefs and passionate amateurs (thanks mum), making sure that the recipes cover all cuisines and styles. | $38.2M / Series F / Jul 12, 2019 | |
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Elder was founded on the basic idea that you shouldn’t have to go to a care home unless you want to. You should be able to keep the life you know and love, all while getting the care you need. Elder offers an online platform that focuses on connecting elders with homecare service providers. It offers its services in the United Kingdom. Theyenables its customers to find homecare service providers according to their needs and preferences. | $4.1M / Series A / Dec 01, 2017 | |
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Brolly, a London-based start-up that specializes in flexible, personalized insurance products for the digital generation. Brolly offers a Policy Management platform that enabled customers to consolidate all of their insurance policies into a single dashboard, and a fully-digital contents insurance available on iOS and Android, enabling customers tocover their belongings straight from their smartphones. | $1.3M / Seed / Jul 27, 2017 | |
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TyresOnTheDrive is a mobile tyre-fitting company that allows customers to book online or over the phone and have new tyres fitted, or punctures repaired, at any suitable location of their choice, whether that's at home, at work or even at the gym! They’re proud to be different: they’ve long believed that the purchase and fitting of tyresdoesn’t have to be a drawn out, inconvenient and laborious process where the customer has to fit around the static hours of a garage.Their mobile fitting units make sitting around in a cold garage a thing of the past. Now you can be at home or at a work getting on with the things that are important to you, while their expert technicians deal with your tyre fitting. | $10.2M / Jan 19, 2017 | |
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Elder was founded on the basic idea that you shouldn’t have to go to a care home unless you want to. You should be able to keep the life you know and love, all while getting the care you need. Elder offers an online platform that focuses on connecting elders with homecare service providers. It offers its services in the United Kingdom. Theyenables its customers to find homecare service providers according to their needs and preferences. | $3.8M / Series A / Sep 01, 2016 | |
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FAQ
What does Bruce Macfarlane invest in?
Bruce Macfarlane invests primarily in Health Care, Mobile and Construction startups, most often at Funding Round and Seed stage. Most of the 16 investments tracked by Shizune back companies in United Kingdom. The Investment Focus section breaks down every industry, stage and country in the portfolio.
What is Bruce Macfarlane's check size?
Bruce Macfarlane typically joins rounds of $1.3M–$4.6M at Seed and $1.3M–$43M at Series B. These ranges are 10th–90th percentile round sizes calculated from confirmed public funding rounds, so they are a realistic guide to the rounds Bruce Macfarlane participates in.
When did Bruce Macfarlane last invest?
The most recent investment recorded for Bruce Macfarlane closed in Oct 2024. Shizune tracks 16 investments in total for this profile, including round sizes, stages and portfolio companies, all sourced from confirmed public funding rounds and refreshed monthly.
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Yes — every stat on this profile is calculated from confirmed public funding rounds monitored across hundreds of sources since 2020. This profile was last refreshed in Aug 2026 and is updated monthly. Spotted something off? Use the “Suggest an edit” link near the top of the page.
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