FAQ

There are 4 main ways to profit from an investment:

• Exit in a sale - Exit in the sale is most commonly found in start-ups and is carried out in the sale of all the shares or assets of that company. Generally, exits occur when a large company is interested in what a startup has to offer, and thus acquires the company or shares held by its shareholders.

• Public IPO - Like Exit, even in the case of a public offering, profits can be realized. However, in the event of an IPO, shares can continue to be held and enjoy the growth of the company's value in the public market.

• Profit Distribution - In some cases, companies that raise capital are profitable companies, and even adopt policies to distribute a certain percentage of the company's profits to shareholders, while retaining the balance that the company will continue to use and grow.

• Privately Sale of Shares - you create a public offering, profits can be in a tender. company shares value is by the public market

• For your investment, you will be registered on your name in the Companies Register No. of shares you have chosen to purchase in the Company. So you will be part of the shareholders of the company in which you invested.

• During the fundraising period, a trust account is sitting. If the company does not reach 100% of the fundraising goal, the investment money will be returned to your account fewer our management fee bank fees or the credit company fee

• The company in which you invest is obliged to convey to you as shareholders periodic reports regarding the progress of the company as well as audited annual financial statements. You will receive the updates.

• GMNI chooses to invest in companies with you. When you earn, so do we. 0.5% management fees charge from investors and no hidden fees (except for fees charged by the credit/bank for making the funds transfers). Recruiting companies who wish to advertise themselves through the platform pay $ 1,000 + VAT for investment system compliance checks. In successful recruitment only, GMNI charges 7% of the cash raised, and 3% of the stock raised. In addition, a company using our investment management platform will pay a monthly payment of $ 40 a month.

Capital raising is a mechanism for an ASX company to raise money. Companies typically have 3 options if they are in need of more capital. ... Capital raising typically involves offering new shares (representing ownership of the business) to investors in an off-market deal.