What is Propiteer Capital?

Propiteer Capital PLC is a bond-issuing public limited company, incorporated in 2019 and based in Witham, Essex.

It has raised money from investors through a long-running series of fixed-rate listed bonds offering annual returns typically in the range of around 4.75% to 18%, with some preferential rates advertised as high as 12% for investors putting in more than £100,000.

Investors were told their money would fund a portfolio of property developments across the UK and Ireland, delivered by a related company, Propiteer Limited, and were told the investments were “asset-backed”. The Propiteer group has marketed a partnership with major hotel brands as part of its development portfolio, alongside residential and commercial property projects.

Propiteer Capital PLC‘s website carries a standard high-risk investment warning, stating that investors should not invest unless they are prepared to lose all the money they invest.

FCA warning

On 20 March 2026, the FCA published a warning stating that Propiteer Capital PLC may be providing or promoting financial services or products without its permission, and that consumers should avoid dealing with the firm and be alert to the possibility of a scam. The warning covers both of the company’s UK addresses and its main contact telephone numbers and email addresses.

What investors are reporting

Richardson Hartley Law has heard from investors describing difficulty getting clear information from Propiteer Capital about their bonds, delayed or stopped payments, and a lack of response from the company when they have tried to raise concerns directly. Some investors have left negative Trustpilot reviews raising serious concerns.

Key entities

  • Propiteer Capital PLC – the bond-issuing company that raised money directly from investors.
  • Propiteer Limited – the associated development company responsible for sourcing, building, and managing the property projects the bonds were said to finance.

How we can help

If you invested in Propiteer Capital bonds and are concerned about your money — whether because payments have stopped, you cannot get clear answers from the company, or you have seen the FCA’s warning — we would like to hear from you.

Richardson Hartley Law is gathering evidence from Propiteer Capital investors to build a clear picture of the scheme and assess the strongest available routes to recovery, which may include bank reimbursement for UK bank-to-UK bank transfers. The more investors we hear from, the stronger the position we can build on behalf of the group.

We act on a no win, no fee basis for eligible clients.

Get in touch

If you have invested in Propiteer Capital and would like to discuss your options, please get in touch for a confidential, no-obligation conversation.

Richardson Hartley Law can offer no win, no fee agreements to help Propiteer Capital victims who invested FROM a UK bank.