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Terms of use
Last updated 12 August 2026.
Agreement
These terms govern access to Industrial Raise. Using the site means you agree to them.
The site is operated by Dan Mottram. Contact [email protected] with questions.
Directory information
The directory combines information from public sources. Records may be incomplete, delayed or affected by source changes.
Grant eligibility, deadlines, award terms and investor activity must be confirmed with the relevant organisation before action is taken.
Site content is general information. It is not investment, legal, tax, accounting or regulated financial advice.
Permitted use
You may use the site for lawful business research and evaluation.
You must not:
- interfere with the site, security controls or other users;
- use automated collection that places an unreasonable load on the service;
- misrepresent Industrial Raise data as verified advice or a recommendation;
- use the site or its data for unlawful, fraudulent or abusive activity.
Intellectual property
The Industrial Raise design, original writing and software are owned by Dan Mottram or used under licence.
Organisation names, marks and logos belong to their respective owners. Their inclusion identifies a directory record and does not imply endorsement.
Public facts remain subject to applicable rights and source terms.
External services
The site links to funders, investors and other external services. Their owners control their content, availability and terms.
Availability and changes
Features, records and access may change without notice. The service may be suspended for security, maintenance or operational reasons.
Updated terms apply from the date shown on this page.
Liability
To the fullest extent permitted by law, Dan Mottram is not liable for losses caused by reliance on directory content or external services.
Nothing in these terms excludes liability that cannot legally be excluded.
Corrections and removal
Send correction or removal requests to [email protected]. Requests are reviewed within 48 hours.
Governing law
These terms are governed by the laws of England and Wales. Courts of England and Wales have jurisdiction, subject to mandatory rights.
