driscoll
Driscoll Ltd
Company no. 16773726. Registered with Companies House.
Driscoll Ltd creates new software with the latest technology, especially artificial intelligence, automation, and cloud computing. It designs intelligent, scalable systems for real problems, built to be modern and efficient.
Each product is built with technical precision, from the data through to the front end. It is practical software for people and for businesses.
The flagship projects are Shortify.pro, a next-generation URL shortener and analytics platform; careerhelper.pro, an AI career coach for tracking progress through job applications; and processflow.tech, a workflow service for orchestrating customer journeys and connecting them to back-end services.
The company is also building an automated Forex trading system: a self-optimising engine that adapts to market conditions to achieve consistent, data-driven returns. Across all of this, the aim is the same: intelligent, autonomous systems that work smarter, learn faster, and deliver lasting value.
Share classes
Driscoll Ltd is a private company limited by shares, registered with Companies House. The company operates under custom-drafted Articles of Association designed to ensure strong governance, to empower innovation and to strongly reward investment.
| Share class | Dividend distribution | Voting | Transfer |
|---|---|---|---|
| Governator Share (GS) | 80% of the dividend pool | 100 votes | Not permitted |
| Premium Shares (PS) | 3x vs ordinary | None | Governator consent |
| Special Investment Shares (SIS) | 2x vs ordinary | None | Governator consent |
| Ordinary Shares (OS) | 1x | None | Governator consent |
When the company issues a dividend, 80% of the dividend pool is distributed to the Governator Share. The remaining pool is split equally amongst other share classes. Premium shares receive 3x more dividend per share than ordinary shares. Special investment shares receive 2x more dividend per share than ordinary shares.
For a more detailed explanation of the dividend distribution, please see the Articles of Association.
Special Investment Shares
Special Investment Shares (SIS) offer investors the opportunity to participate directly in the company’s long-term success.
As per the Articles of Association, the company is entitled to buy back SIS shares at any time. When buying back SIS shares, the company will pay a premium based on the amount of time the shares have been held. You can see how much the company will pay to buy back shares below.
| Purchase value | After 1 year | After 5 years | After 10+ years |
|---|---|---|---|
| £1,000 | £1,100 | £1,500 | £2,000 |
The buy back premium for SIS shares amounts to 10% of the purchase price for each year they are held, up to a maximum of 100% of the purchase price. Until the company decides to buy back SIS shares, the holder enjoys all the rights granted to holders of that class of share, including a share of the dividend pool (see Articles of Association for more details).