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Jo Bamford. Joseph Cyril Edward Bamford (born December 1977) is a British businessman. He is the owner of Wrightbus, a UK-based bus manufacturer. He founded a green hydrogen investment fund in 2021 and subsequently became involved in a number of hydrogen-focused businesses. [1] Bamford is also a board member of JCB, which was founded by his ...
Jo Bamford. Jo is Chair of the Executive Committee and sits on the Investment Committee. Jo has 10 years of experience in the UK hydrogen sector and is a green entrepreneur, rescuing Wrightbus from administration and founding Ryze Hydrogen to manufacture and distribute green hydrogen. Jo is also a board member of JCB Ltd, one of the UK’s ...
Sep 6, 2021 · Jo Bamford, heir to the JCB construction equipment empire, has launched a hydrogen investment fund aiming to raise £1bn to plough into green production of the fuel. HyCap, which has raised more ...
The HYCAP leadership team comprises a unique blend of hydrogen, energy, manufacturing, financing, and fund management experience to capitalise on the rapid growth of the hydrogen sector, and accelerate the UK’s decarbonisation. Team. Jo Bamford. Founding Partner. James Munce.
Sep 6, 2021 · Bamford also owns a maker of double-decker buses than run on hydrogen and a company focused on creating a network for the fuel. He previously worked for JCB, run by his father Anthony, but left ...
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Oct 11, 2019 · Jo Bamford, the industrialist son of billionaire JCB chairman Anthony Bamford, is buying Wrightbus and its manufacturing facilities in Ballymena, County Antrim. The deal is subject to final ...
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Sep 6, 2021 · JCB heir Jo Bamford has launched a hydrogen investment fund which has set its sights on raising £1 billion. The green entrepreneur – who is the son of JCB chairman Lord Bamford – has joined forces with multi-family office Vedra Partners to launch HYCAP.
