Portfolio
Hamnett Enterprises holds operating companies in software and services. Two positions today, both entered to be held rather than flipped.
The approach
The holding builds, buys, and backs operating businesses, and it deploys its own treasury. Companies are acquired with the intention of holding them. Resale stays an option and never becomes the plan.
The portfolio is deliberately short. Each position is entered on written reasoning with a stated trigger that would reverse it, and capital moves in small reversible steps rather than one large bet.
Holdings
TalentAid is a recruiting technology company and the founding operating subsidiary of the holding. It is the first proof point for the way Hamnett Enterprises intends to build: a small team, modern automation carrying the administrative load, and engineering led from the top.
Hamnett Enterprises owns the company outright and Phillip Hamnett sits as Vorstand.
Chintai runs a platform that issues digital assets on behalf of institutional issuers, earning software fees and a fee on issuance. It operates principally out of Singapore and has raised $7.5 million.
Phillip Hamnett co-founded the company and served as Chief Technology Officer until 2025, when he stepped back from operations to run the holding. Hamnett Enterprises retains a minority stake and no operating role.
What comes next
The holding is actively looking for its next company. The clearest route is succession, buying a profitable owner-run business in the Rhein-Main region from a retiring owner and keeping it running. If you own such a company, or advise someone who does, the acquisitions page sets out exactly what we look for and how a conversation works.
Whether you are selling a company, running one that needs help, or exploring a joint venture, the message reaches the founder directly.