With partnerships forged between E-Net and leading global media manufacturers, the company expanded rapidly. To support this growth, Shaf established a global import/export hub in Dubai and built a £5 million distribution centre at Edinburgh Airport. At its peak in 2004–05, E-Net recorded sales of £67.2 million.
While scaling E-Net, Shaf simultaneously developed a venture capital portfolio, focusing on sectors such as property, asset management, and internet technology. His investment vehicles include SRA Ventures Limited, Shastra Property and Development, and The East Coast Group of property companies.
Over the years, Shaf has been featured in top UK media including the BBC, The Scottish Sun, The Herald, STV, and Business Insider. Known for his sharp business instincts, straight-talking insight, and ethical approach, he continues to mentor new talent, advise founders, and speak on business, leadership, and investment across multiple platforms.
Whether it’s through building, investing, or mentoring, Shaf Rasul remains a driving force in UK entrepreneurship.