Buioh
Long-term investment holding company managing strategic technology, intellectual property and real estate assets
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-05
About Buioh
Buioh Ltd acquires, manages and protects strategic assets, including equity investments, software platforms, digital intellectual property and real estate.
The company is a private investment holding company focused on long-term ownership and strategic governance. It is registered in England and Wales, with its headquarters in London, and was founded in 2017.
Product: Investment holding and management of equity, technology, intellectual property and real estate assets.
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