Individual Veterinary Clinic Investors

Interests: Preferably joint venture or a partnership as per my preferred sector.

Interests: - I am looking to invest in a business. - I would like to be a passive investor as I am employed, I would not have much time to get involved in the process. - The return on investment should be between 10% to 15% per year.

Interests: Investment must lead to innovation and further progress.

Interests: Investment must lead to innovation and further progress.

Interests: Interested in pharmaceutical, biotechnology startups, financials and technology businesses in South Asia.

Interests: Good management, ROI, viable business plan, early stage or established.

Interests: 1. Lean Business Model. 2. Should be revenue generating.

Interests: Cardiology hospital or a medical college for outright sale.

Interests: The business should have potential to grow with a significant base already in place.

Interests: An operational (non dormant) business with a hold of the sector they are in, along with a clearly laid out exit plan.

Interests: High growth businesses with limited risk liability and consistency. Seeking opportunities in Thailand and also in Malaysia due to its high growth in hospitality and tourism sector and also it would be easy for me to travel.

Interests: 1. We are looking to invest or buy business or properties in Panama, Peru, or South America as my fiance is Peruvian. 1. There must be decent ROI. 2. The investment would be made after market analysis, market potential, and market opportunity for that product. 3. The product's threat, strength, and weakness would be analyzed. It must be sustainable and have the potential to break the barriers.

Interests: Operating business with positive cash flow. I am open to startups as well provided they have good fundamentals as well as a good USP. I will invest in my personal capacity.

Interests: When considering investment, acquisition, or advisory roles in a business, several factors come to the fore to ensure the decision aligns with both short-term goals and long-term visions. Here are some specific factors I would look for: Financial Health: This includes profitability, cash flow, debt levels, and other key financial metrics. A healthy balance sheet is often a good indicator of a company's resilience. Competitive Advantage: The business should have a unique selling proposition (USP) that differentiates it from competitors. This could be in the form of intellectual property, a strong brand, or exclusive access to the best natural resources. Market Potential: The size of the market opportunity and its growth rate are crucial. Management Team: Strong leadership is vital. I would assess the experience, track record, and reputation of the company's leaders. Scalability: The business easily grow without proportionally increasing its cost base. Customer Dependency: Relying heavily on a few customers can be risky. A diverse customer base can offer more stability. Regulatory Environment: This pertains to the legal and regulatory framework of the industry. Some industries are more heavily regulated, which can impact profitability and growth potential. Technological Advancements: Adaptive businesses to technological changes. Recurring Revenue: Businesses that have a recurring revenue model (like subscription services) often have more predictable and stable earnings. Operational Efficiency: This includes the internal processes, supply chain management, and overall operational structure.

Interests: I am interested in any good revenue business.