CorpCast Launch

3November 2025

CorpCast, an investor focused digital content provider, that seeks to revolutionize how businesses engage with their stakeholders, is pleased to launch today.

Set against the backdrop of a step change in wealth demographics, with trillions of dollars set to be handed down to younger generations via the Great Wealth Transfer, and the rise of entrepreneurship among Millenials, Gen Z and Gen Alpha, the need for companies to effectively communicate to these audiences has become increasingly important.

Content needs to be visual, concise and impactful. The days of someone taking the time to read a long press release will soon be behind us. Investors want content that is quick and simple to digest. An investor report is just an unread PDF. CorpCast wants to change this and deliver investor communications content that people actually want to engage with.

CorpCast aims to bring the art of storytelling to life for corporates via short form content and formats such as podcasts and VR experiences.

It is estimated that nearly half of UK investors have used social media to inform their financial decisions over the past two years[1] and, in an increasingly digital world, content will continue to play a growing part of our everyday lives. So, investor communications needs to do the same.

The founders of CorpCast have more than [40] years of experience in communications, content production and working with companies to distil and amplify their investment case and corporate messaging.

The Founders of CorpCast: “With investors the world over turning to digital content over written sources, we believe now is the right time to launch a communications platform solely focused on delivering investor content that people actually want to engage with. The art of storytelling has not been lost, but the pace of digital progress means that investor communications needs to keep pace and cater to younger generations, that are set to benefit from the greatest transfer of wealth in the world’s history.”

[1] A Report by Fidelity International that was featured in the Financial Times: “Nearly half of UK investors turn to social media for financial information” by Maisie Grice on 21 June 2025. https://www.ft.com/content/cc061218-c626-4233-a76f-f3a196073d2f

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