Finding an investor for your project

Author: Roman Matys · Updated

For communities, companies and site owners who need capital or a strategic partner for a specific project.

In short

Investors put money into a project when they see clear numbers, verified rights to land and infrastructure, and people accountable for the result. We bring the project to that state, find the companies and funds it suits, and lead the conversation with them to signing.

Who it is for

Communities

Industrial parks, vacant plots, municipal property.

Companies

Expansion, a new plant, a search for a strategic partner.

Project owners

Tourism, energy, processing, commercial real estate.

What you get

  1. An investment readiness audit: what is there, what is missing, what an investor will ask first.
  2. An investor package: a one-page teaser, a presentation, a financial model.
  3. A target investor list explaining why each one fits.
  4. First contacts and meetings with investors.
  5. Support through negotiations, site visits and the investor’s due diligence.

Stages

Stage 1

Audit

Documents, land, utilities, numbers, risks.

Stage 2

Investor package

Teaser, presentation, financial model.

Stage 3

Investor list

Sector, geography, ticket size, deal history.

Stage 4

Reaching investors

Emails, calls, meetings, a presentation at the International Economic Forum.

Stage 5

Negotiations

Visits, investor due diligence, deal terms.

The fee and payment terms are agreed individually after the project audit.

Frequently asked questions

Can the project stay out of public view?

Yes. The project does not have to appear in the catalogue. We show it only to selected investors and share full data after an NDA is signed.

Which projects do you take on?

Those with rights to the land or property, a clear business model and an owner ready to answer investors’ questions. If something is missing, the audit will show what to fix.

How do you charge?

Payment terms are agreed individually after the audit. They depend on the size of the project and the scope of work.

Tell us about your project

Describe the project, where it is and how much investment it needs. We will reply whether we can take it on and where to start.