What projects may be of interest to investors?
Projects with a clear market need, technological feasibility, a competent team, scalable economics and a reasonable return on capital model. Specific criteria vary by industry and investment strategy.
How are projects selected?
The market, product, technology, maturity stage, team, competitive advantages, risks, required resources, legal structure and scaling potential are assessed.
At what stage can an investor enter the project?
At different stages - from financing training and pilot to scaling or creating a separate enterprise. The moment of entry is determined by the risk, the required capital and the expected result.
What investment models are possible?
Equity, project finance, loans, convertibles, milestone financing, joint venture and other legal models appropriate to the specific project and jurisdiction.
How are investor interests protected?
Through a transparent project structure, delimitation of powers, contractual mechanisms, control of the intended use of funds, phasing of financing, clear rights to assets and predetermined development scenarios.
How does a project become a capitalizable asset?
To do this, the technology or idea must be formalized into a reproducible model: product, market, team, rights, economics, processes, proven demand and scalability. It is this systematic approach that creates the basis for assessing the cost of the project.
Can an investor participate in several Consortium projects at once?
Yes. Projects are considered as independent investment opportunities, so the investor can form his own portfolio depending on interests, risks and investment horizon.