Rockpool Investments invests in vMobility

Rockpool Investments acquired a stake in vMobility on 12 November 2026, alongside the founders who continue to run the business: chief executive Danielle Corby, Matt Corby as non-executive director and commercial director Imesh Parmar. Tom Coey, Simon Collins and James Ashton led the transaction for the investor. Founded in 2023 and based at Birmingham Business Park, vMobility arranges replacement vehicles and repairs for drivers whose cars are off the road following an accident, acting between the insurer bearing the cost and the national network of hire companies and approved repairers delivering the service. Its vFlo platform allocates each claim to the supplier best suited to it, and the company also licenses that technology to insurers preferring to manage claims internally. Vehicle complexity has altered the economics of motor claims. Cameras, sensors and bonded structures lengthen repair times and raise their cost, which extends the period during which the insurer must provide a replacement vehicle and compounds the expense, making the allocation of each claim to an appropriate supplier a matter of direct saving. Third-party capture forms a distinct part of the activity, the company approaching the claimant against the insured driver with a prompt settlement, which costs the at-fault insurer less than the claim that would otherwise be presented through the other party’s own arrangements. The capital was directed at widening the customer base, extending the range of services sold to existing clients and developing a position among corporate fleet operators, alongside reinforcement of the management team and the board. Winston Taylor advised Rockpool Investments on legal matters, with Cavendish on debt, Claritas on tax, Crosslake on technology, The Continuum on organisation and Wiispa on warranty insurance, while FRP Advisory advised vMobility and its shareholders, with BDO on financial and tax, CIL on commercial and Birketts as legal counsel.