Private equity financing refers to the process of raising capital from private investors, such as venture capitalists and wealthy individuals, for the purpose of investing in private companies. Private equity firms typically invest in companies that are not publicly traded, and the capital they provide is typically used to finance growth, acquisitions, and other corporate activities. In exchange for their investment, private equity firms often take an ownership stake in the companies they invest in and may also take an active role in managing the company.

Yes, we do.

Direct investment refers to the process of investing money directly into a business or company, rather than investing in securities such as stocks or bonds. This type of investment can take several forms, including buying a controlling interest in a company, starting a new business, or acquiring a significant portion of the ownership of an existing business. In contrast to indirect investment, such as buying stock in a publicly traded company, direct investment involves a more hands-on approach and typically involves a greater degree of risk and potential return. Direct investment can be made by individuals, venture capital firms, private equity firms, and other types of investors.

Yes, we offer incubation services.