First Longevity Ltd reaches £5.4m valuation following latest funding round
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Newbury-based First Longevity Ltd has reached an estimated valuation of £5.4m following a new investment of £55.2k. The company, which was incorporated in 2019, operates an investment platform and media outlet dedicated to the longevity and wellness sectors.
The business connects health technology startups and wellness companies with investors to facilitate funding for health initiatives. Through its platform, Longevity.Technology, it provides a bridge between innovative projects and capital providers seeking opportunities in the life extension and wellness markets.
Financial filings for the year ending 31 December 2024 report that First Longevity Ltd recorded a £351.9k loss. The company maintains a small team, with headcount figures ranging between five and six employees according to recent accounts and social media data.
The latest funding round (allotted and filed in May 2026) continues a pattern of frequent, smaller capital raises for the firm. In October 2025, the company secured £106.7k at a £5.1m valuation. This followed a £100k round in August 2025 at a £5m valuation and a £200k round in April 2025 at a £4.9m valuation. The company also raised £100k in February 2025.
The valuation of the business has seen steady growth over the last 18 months. In late 2024, the company was valued at £4.5m following two separate rounds of £75k in December and £76.2k in November. The current £5.4m valuation is a £900k increase since the November 2024 filings.
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