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суббота, 3 августа 2024 г.

Procedure for financing projects in the EU and other regions of the world.

 


Procedure for financing projects in the EU and other regions of the world.

This procedure involves lending to promising projects and businesses in various sectors of the economy secured by real estate.

The procedure is only for company owners in EU member countries.

Product: Loan secured by real estate.

Loan collateral: Real estate in Europe (other regions of real estate are possible - subject to individual agreement). Assessment - Proponent's expenses.

Loan interest rate : from 9% -12% per year.

Loan terms: 2 years. It is possible to increase the loan terms up to 5 years.

Loan amounts: up to 5 ml. euros.

Filling: 70% of the valuation of the property.

Loan country: EU

Lender location: EC

Lender Resources: Private assets.

What you need to provide:

The initiator presents his project in the form of a presentation or short description (2 pages).

Description of the property (photo), assessment (if available).

Who is the owner of the property, contact information.

The lender's agent in Europe receives the initial information and sends the project for preliminary consideration to the lender.

In case of preliminary approval, the agent organizes a zoom conference for the initiator to defend his project to the lender.

If the project is approved and loan security is provided, the lender provides an indicative proposal with the terms of the loan.

The initiator can refuse the offer received from the lender until the loan agreement is signed without any obligations .

Control of the intended use of funds is carried out by the lender’s partner - an accredited legal entity, an audit company in the EU .

*** It is possible to prepare a business plan for the project with further protection of the project before the lender. This work is carried out by an accredited European bureau, which has experience working with the lender to develop the necessary documentation.

The cost of this service is 5300 euros.

Important!

Payment of a commission to the lender's agent in the amount of 5% is paid only after receiving the loan to the account of the project initiator. There are no advance payments.

In this case, the amount of the agent’s commission is already taken into account in the business plan and agreed in advance with the lender.

*** If you are interested, a conference with the lender will be organized at a time convenient for the parties.

Procedure for financing projects in the EU and other regions of the world.

 Procedure WEB

Procedure for financing projects in the EU and other regions of the world.

This procedure involves financing promising projects and businesses in various sectors of the economy.

Product: Loan without collateral.

Loan collateral: Project risk insurance. Initiator's expenses.

Insurance amount: up to 7% (The insurance amount is determined based on the specific project, its amount, risks and lending conditions).

Loan interest rate : up to 7% per year.

Loan terms: Min.5 years. Possible terms range from 5 to 25 years.

Loan amounts: from .1 ml. euro. (no restrictions)

Credit holidays are possible by agreement with the lender.

Country of loan issue: UAE (Dubai)

Location of the lender: Dubai.

Lender Resources: DUBAI BANKS.

The initiator presents his project in the form of a presentation or business plan.

The lender's partner in Europe accepts the initial information and sends the project to Dubai for preliminary consideration.

If pre-approved, the initiator flies to Dubai to defend his business plan to the lender.

If the project is approved, the lender provides a formal indicative proposal with the terms of the loan.

The initiator can refuse the offer received from the lender until the loan agreement is signed without any obligations .

When signing a loan agreement, the initiator insures the risks of the project in favor of the lender in an insurance company located in Dubai.

After agreeing on the terms of the loan agreement and paying for insurance, the parties open a joint SPV (project) company in the free economic zone of Dubai.

Participation shares of the parties in the company: 98% - Lender, 2% - Project.

additional costs for registering an SPV company!

After registering an SPV company, the lender places investment capital in the SPV company, after which the necessary funds are transferred to the account of the company - the owner of the project in the EU or other jurisdiction where the project is located.

 

Control over the intended use of funds is carried out by the lender's partner - an accredited legal entity in the EU .

 

*** In the absence of a business plan on the part of the initiator, it is possible to prepare a business plan for the project with further protection of the project before the lender. This work is carried out by an accredited European bureau, which has experience working with the lender to develop the necessary documentation.

The cost of this service is 4300 euros.

Important!

Payment of commission to the lender's European partner in the amount of  3 % is paid only after receiving the loan to the account of the project initiator. There are no advance payments.

In this case, the amount of the partner’s commission is already taken into account in the business plan and agreed in advance with the lender.

***

If you are interested, a detailed package of necessary documents will be sent with information about the lender and the terms of cooperation, and a conference with the European partner will be organized at a time convenient for the parties.

 

 

 

суббота, 22 июня 2024 г.

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пятница, 3 мая 2024 г.

Инвестиционный проект – “INVESTMONITOR”

 

Вниманию стратегического партнера.

Представляем вам перспективный проект – “INVESTMONITOR”, многофункциональный B2B инвестиционный международный портал, предназначенный для участников инвестиционного и проектного рынка.

Этот проект является универсальным инструментом для инициаторов проектов, инвесторов, а также экспертов и консультантов.

Основные разделы портала:

База инвестиционных и Start Up проектов.

База инвесторов.

База экспертов и консультантов.

Сервисная часть.

Новости инвестиционного рынка.

География:

Все страны мира.

Какие задачи решает “INVESTMONITOR

Для инициаторов проектов:

Возможность размещения информации о своем проекте в разделе "Проекты".

Продвижение информации о своем проекте на международный инвестиционный рынок.

Возможность осуществления мгновенной коммуникации без участия посредников

с потенциальными инвесторами и кредиторами.

Для инвесторов:

Подбор перспективных проектов для инвестирования.

Формирование инвестиционного портфеля.

Работа с владельцами проектов без посредников.

Для экспертов и консультантов:

Возможность предоставления профессиональных услуг широкой аудитории проекта.

Сервисная часть проекта включает в себя платные пакеты услуг для участников, включая:

Автоматизированную рассылку предложений по базе инвесторов.

Приоритетное размещение проектов в списках участников.

Консультации профильных специалистов.

Баннерную и контекстную рекламу.

“Упаковку” проектов к внешнему финансированию и их веб разработка и продвижение.





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суббота, 20 апреля 2024 г.

Интервью на тему бизнеса и инвестиций.



В этом интервью  бизнес-консультант и венчурный инвестор делится своими  знаниями и опытом  о ключевых аспектах выбора бизнеса, подготовке проекта к финансированию и успешном поиске инвестора. Обсуждаются стратегии и подходы к оценке потенциальных идей для бизнеса, а также важные шаги, которые предприниматели должны предпринять, чтобы привлечь инвестиции. Эксперт дает ценные советы о том, как создать привлекательное предложение для инвесторов и как эффективно презентовать свой бизнес-план. Это интервью представляет ценный источник информации для всех, кто стремится начать свой бизнес или привлечь инвестиции для существующего проекта.
Информация и контакты Бизнес эдвайзер 

четверг, 18 января 2024 г.

Investing Questions

Investing Questions

Does this business interest you?
What is the company's mission?
Is the business understandable?
Can you describe how the business works?\ess make money?
How has the business changed over time?
When was the company founded?
When did the company come publish?
Is the product or service an easy or hard sell?
Are customer dependent on this busi
Do customers pay with credit or cash?
Do customers give the company po:mouth?
Whats the net promoter score?
 If the business disappeared, would customers notice or care?
Do customers buy ina recession?
Can customers delay their purchase?
Can customers demand discounts?
What financial metrics matter most?
What are the business fundamentals?
Is revenue recurring?
Is revenue cyclical, countercyclical, or recession resistant?
Does the company have a fixed-cost or variable- cost business model?
Are accounting standards conservative or iberal?
Does the company emphasize GAAP or Non-GAP accounting?
Are the financial statement easy to understand?
How much cash does the company have?
Are there accounts receivables? How much?
Is there inventory? How much?
Is there any goodwill? How much?
What are the company biggest assets?
Does the company have debt? How much? What ind?
Does the company have deferred revenue? 
What are the company biggest liabilities?
How has the company been funded? .
Is there any preferred stock?
Are retained earnings positive and growing? *
Is there any treasury stock?
Does revenue consistently grow?
What is the gross margin?
Isthe gross margin stable? Expant
Contracting? Why?
Are there research & development expenses?
Are there selling & marketing expenses?
 What are the company's biggest operating expenses?
What is the company's operating margin?
 Does the company have any non-operating expenses?
What is the company's net profit margin?
Is the company profitable on a Non-GAAP basis?
Is the company profitable on a GAAP basis?
What is the return on equity? Is it consistent?
What is the return on asset? Is it consistent?
What is the return on invested capital employed?
Does the business have opportun capital at high rates of return?
How does changes in working capi flow?
 Are capital-expenditures high or low? :
Does the company generate positive free cash flow? .
Does the company have high depre expense?
Donet income and free cash flow closely match =each other? If not, why?
 What are the biggest non-cash charges? .
What is the company doing with it's operating income? .
Does the company sell a diversified or concentrated group of products?
What are the company's most important
proudcts and or services?
Are the products/services a vitamin (nice to
have) or a painkiller (must have)? What pain is alleviated for the customer?
 Isthe product a commodity or at risk or commoditization?
 Are sales cyclical, countercyclical, or recession.
 Does the company produce goods or services
whose sales are likely to increase substantially for at least the next several years?
Isthere a sustainable competitive advantage?
 What is the moat source?
 Are there network effects or a product ecosystem?
Do customers have switching costs? How painful would it be to switch?
 Isthere a cost advantage? What's the source or
the cost advantage? Does the company havea strong brand?
Are customers willing to pay more because of
‘the company's brand?
Are there other intangibles? Patents? Copyright?
Trademark? License?
Isthe moat shrinking, stable, or expanding?
Does the company have favorable growth prospects?
 Whats the motivation to grow?
 What is the total addressable market size? |growing?
Does the company have a history of successfully launching new products/services that generate needle-moving growth?
Operating leverage: Is it ahead of or behind the company?
Isthe company a ‘top dog and first mover’ in an portant industry?
 Has historical growth been profitable? Can it continue?
 Growing too quickly or at a steady pace?
 Is the company growing organically or though acquisition?
 How does management make M&A decisions?
 Have past acquisitions been successful?
Has management ever been forced to take a goodwill write-down?
Does the company consider returns on investment a company's research and development spending?
 Does the company have an above-average sales organisation?
Will the company's growth require so much equity finance that the much larger number of shares outstanding will largely cancel the benefit from this. what type of manager is the CEO?
anticipated growth?  How did CEO rise to lead the business? 
 Isthere any customer concentration? 
How much stock do insiders hold?
 Isthe business completely customer- and product- . 
How are senior managers compensated? .
 How did they gain their ownership interest?
Can the company raise prices at will?Is the company ‘Have the managers been buying or sellingthe a price taker or price-maker? stock?
Customer retention rate? Churn?
Isthe founder still involved?
Is the product or service an easy or hard sell?
Investing Questions
 What are the key risks?
How does inflation affect the busines:
 Concentration risks: Customer? Supp!
How long has the CEO been with the business?
How much industry experience do the top 3 managers have?
Does the CEO love money or love the business?
Does the company have a mission statement?
Is the CEO overly promotional?
Would you trust the CEO to aby your kids?
Is the CEO a good communicator?
Is the CEO an independent thinker?
Are de ized or decentralized?
Does CEO considers all stakeholders with decisions?
How involved is the CEO in day-to-day ns?
 Is the CEO involved with product decisions?
 Does the CEO value employees?
 Does the CEO get good ratings on Glassdoor + Indeed?
Would you want to work at this company?
Would you want to report to this CEO?
Does the CEO surround him or herself with talented people?
 How does management team allocate capital?
Does the management team have a short- or a long-range outlook?
Marketing? Key Employee?
Is there a potential for disruption or obsolescence?
Do outside forces matter? Commodity prices?
Interest rates? Stock price? Strong Economy?
Is stock-based compensation excessive?
 Are the financial statement easy to understand?
Does the business have poor earnings qu Is there regulatory risk?
Is there currency risk?
Is it easy or hard for new companies to join the industry?
 Does management issue guidance?
 Does management conrency exceed Wall
Street's targets?
 Does management under promise + over deliver?
Isthere a history of ied capital-allocation de   ns?
Does management buy back stock? How much?
Have buyback reduced the share count? How much?
Does the company pay a dividend? How long?
Has it grown?
Has the stock outperformed the market since IPO?
Has the stock outperformed the market over the last 5 years?
Has the stock outperformed it's sector?
What stage of business maturity is the company currently in?
What is the market capitalization & enterprise value?
What metrics are most useful to determine the company's valuation?
Sales? Gross profit? EBITDA? EBIT? EBT? Net income? Free cash flow?
Could the company re market capitalization?
What expectations are baked into the current market valuation?
What growth assumptions are needed to make a discounted cash flow analysis work?
Does a reverse discounted cash flow analysis make sense?
Does this business interest you?
What is the company's mission?
Is the business understandable?
Can you describe how the business works?\ess make money?
How has the business changed over time?
When was the company founded?
When did the company come publish?
Is the product or service an easy or hard sell?
Are customer dependent on this busi
Do customers pay with credit or cash?
Do customers give the company po:mouth?
Whats the net promoter score?
 Ifthe business disappeared, would customers notice or care?
Do customers buy ina recession?
Can customers delay their purchase?
Can customers demand discounts?
What financial metrics matter most?
What are the business fundamentals?
Is revenue recurring?
Is revenue cyclical, countercyclical, or recession resistant?
Does the company have a fixed-cost or variable- cost business model?
Are accounting standards conservative or iberal?
Does the company emphasize GAAP or Non-GAP accounting?
Are the financial statement easy to understand?
How much cash does the company have?
Are there accounts receivables? How much?
Is there inventory? How much?
Is there any goodwill? How much?
What are the company biggest assets?
Does the company have debt? How much? What ind?
Does the company have deferred revenue? 
What are the company biggest liabilities?
How has the company been funded? .
Is there any preferred stock?
Are retained earnings positive and growing? *
Is there any treasury stock?
Does revenue consistently grow?
What is the gross margin?
Isthe gross margin stable? Expant
Contracting? Why?
Are there research & development expenses?
Are there selling & marketing expenses?
 What are the company's biggest operating expenses?
What is the company's operating margin?
 Does the company have any non-operating expenses?
What is the company's net profit margin?
Is the company profitable on a Non-GAAP basis?
Is the company profitable on a GAAP basis?
What is the return on equity? Is it consistent?
What is the return on asset? Is it consistent?
What is the return on invested capital employed?
Does the business have opportun capital at high rates of return?
How does changes in working capi flow?
 Are capital-expenditures high or low? :
Does the company generate positive free cash flow? .
Does the company have high depre expense?
Donet income and free cash flow closely match =each other? If not, why?
 What are the biggest non-cash charges? .
What is the company doing with it's operating income? .
Does the company sell a diversified or concentrated group of products?
What are the company's most important proudcts and or services?
Are the products/services a vitamin (nice to have) or a painkiller (must have)?
What pain is alleviated for the customer?
 Isthe product a commodity or at risk or commoditization?
 Are sales cyclical, countercyclical, or recession.
 Does the company produce goods or services
whose sales are likely to increase substantially for at least the next several years?
Isthere a sustainable competitive advantage?
 What is the moat source?
 Are there network effects or a product ecosystem?
Do customers have switching costs? How painful would it be to switch?
 Isthere a cost advantage? What's the source or
the cost advantage? Does the company havea strong brand?
Are customers willing to pay more because of
‘the company's brand?
Are there other intangibles? Patents? Copyright?
Trademark? License?
Isthe moat shrinking, stable, or expanding?
Does the company have favorable growth prospects?
 Whats the motivation to grow?
 What is the total addressable market size? |growing?
Does the company have a history of successfully launching new products/services that generate needle-moving growth?
Operating leverage: Is it ahead of or behind the company?
Isthe company a ‘top dog and first mover’ in an portant industry?
 Has historical growth been profitable? Can it continue?
 Growing too quickly or at a steady pace?
 Is the company growing organically or though acquisition?
 How does management make M&A decisions?
 Have past acquisitions been successful?
Has management ever been forced to take a goodwill write-down?
Does the company consider returns on investment a company's research and development spending?
 Does the company have an above-average sales organisation?
Will the company's growth require so much equity finance that the much larger number of shares outstanding will largely cancel the benefit from this. what type of manager is the CEO?Anticipated growth? 
How did CEO rise to lead the business? 
 Isthere any customer concentration? 
How much stock do insiders hold?
 Isthe business completely customer- and product- . 
How are senior managers compensated? .
 How did they gain their ownership interest?
Can the company raise prices at will?Is the company ‘Have the managers been buying or sellingthe a price taker or price-maker? stock?
Customer retention rate? Churn? © Isthe founder still involved? .
Is the product or service an easy or hard sell?
Investing Questions
 What are the key risks?
How does inflation affect the busines:
 Concentration risks: Customer? Supp!
How long has the CEO been with the business?
How much industry experience do the top 3 managers have?
Does the CEO love money or love the business?
Does the company have a mission statement?
Is the CEO overly promotional?
Would you trust the CEO to aby your kids?
Is the CEO a good communicator?
Is the CEO an independent thinker?
Are de ized or decentralized?
Does CEO considers all stakeholders with decisions?
How involved is the CEO in day-to-day ns?
 Is the CEO involved with product decisions?
 Does the CEO value employees?
 Does the CEO get good ratings on Glassdoor + Indeed?
Would you want to work at this company?
Would you want to report to this CEO?
Does the CEO surround him or herself with talented people?
 How does management team allocate capital?
Does the management team have a short- or a long-range outlook?
Marketing? Key Employee?
Is there a potential for disruption or obsolescence?
Do outside forces matter? Commodity prices?
Interest rates? Stock price? Strong Economy?
Is stock-based compensation excessive?
 Are the financial statement easy to understand?
Does the business have poor earnings qu Is there regulatory risk?
Is there currency risk?
Is it easy or hard for new companies to join the industry?
 Does management issue guidance?
 Does management conrency exceed Wall
Street's targets?
 Does management under promise + over deliver?
Isthere a history of ied capital-allocation de   ns?
Does management buy back stock? How much?
Have buyback reduced the share count? How much?
Does the company pay a dividend? How long?
Has it grown?
Has the stock outperformed the market since IPO?
Has the stock outperformed the market over the last 5 years?
Has the stock outperformed it's sector?
What stage of business maturity is the company currently in?
What is the market capitalization & enterprise value?
What metrics are most useful to determine the company's valuation?
Sales? Gross profit? EBITDA? EBIT? EBT? Net income? Free cash flow?
Could the company re market capitalization?
What expectations are baked into the current market valuation?
What growth assumptions are needed to make a discounted cash flow analysis work?
Does a reverse discounted cash flow analysis make sense?