We are always looking for new and interesting companies to offer to investors on our platform. If you know a quality company looking for funding or would like to see businesses from a certain sector, please let us know.
Contact InvesdorWe keep the process simple and straightforward. Register with us and invest through your laptop or smartphone, from nearly anywhere around the world.
How do I make an investment?
It's simple. Register on our platform and fill out a baseline survey. Choose the company you want to invest in, how much, and your payment method. Then confirm the investment - and that's it!
Who can invest?
Almost anyone 18 or older. We accept both retail and institutional investors. You can also make an investment as a gift to someone else. Some geographic and regulatory limitations may apply.
How do I make a profit?
Companies may pay dividends or interest, be acquired or list on the stock exchange, at which point your shares could rise in value.
Invesdor currently offers three different investment products for private investors, business angels and institutional investors.
In an equity issue, a company issues shares via our platform. You as the investor then have the opportunity to subscribe to shares and become a shareholder in the company.
We select for our investor community only attractive companies who have a proven track record, innovative power or high growth potential.
Profitable companies may pay dividends, or you may profit from an increasing valuation. Many companies plan to list on a stock exchange or consider another way of future exit.
You purchase the bonds of the company that's raising the funding. The bonds are investments for a specific term defined by the bond, e.g. five years.
During the lifetime of the bond you will receive a fixed interest rate (paid usually on an annual basis) and the full investment amount at the end of the bond's term.
We require companies offering bonds on our platform to have been in operation for more than 5 years, have revenues over €5m and positive cash-flows.
Convertible bonds are hybrid securities that pay interest like normal bonds. They can, however, also be converted into the company’s shares during the bond’s lifetime.
The bonds are converted automatically, at maturity, or sometimes by the bondholder’s choice. When converted, the investor receives a discount on share price or a pre-determined amount of shares.
Convertibles can offer companies bridge funding or an alternative to a loan. They can also be used to measure appetite for an equity issue. Investors might use convertibles to seek a discount on the company valuation.
The Finnish e-scooter company Skand took just approximately 30 hours in the public phase to reach their initial €300,000 target.
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