Investors in Port Mourant

Interests: I am looking for businesses with at least 40% EBITDA and a strong market presence. I am looking for businesses that need support and investment. I do not have any location preferences.

Interests: I am looking for a running and profitable business in Guyana or Colombia, as I am planning to move to one of these locations.

Interests: 1. Proven cash flow: I prioritize businesses with at least 3 years of stable, verifiable revenue and clear Tax/VAT records. 2. Asset density: I look for businesses with "Hard assets" (inventory, equipment, vehicles) that can serve as collateral for financing. 3. High "administrative bloat": I specifically seek businesses with high manual overhead or repetitive customer service tasks. My strategy is to integrate my proprietary AI automation layer to reduce costs and increase margins on Day 1.4. 4. Established vendor contracts: Partnerships with major brands (e. g. , Digicel, Samsung, AMCO) are a high-priority signal of business stability. 5. Seller 5. Motivation: I look for owners who are retiring or seeking an exit, and who are open to creative financing structures like Vendor Take-Backs. Businesses I dislike (Avoid): 1. New startups/ unproven ideas: I do not invest in "potential"—I buy existing cash flow. 2. High "key-man" dependency: I avoid businesses where the owner is the only one who knows how to do the work. If the business dies when the owner leaves, it’s a job, not an asset. 3. Fashion/trend-heavy retail: I prefer "Boring" businesses with consistent demand rather than those dependent on seasonal trends or fast-fashion cycles. 4. Heavy "physical-only" service: I avoid businesses that cannot be partially managed or audited remotely through digital systems. - I am looking to explore businesses in different locations.

Interests: 1. Proven cash flow: I prioritize businesses with at least 3 years of stable, verifiable revenue and clear Tax/VAT records. 2. Asset density: I look for businesses with "Hard assets" (inventory, equipment, vehicles) that can serve as collateral for financing. 3. High "administrative bloat": I specifically seek businesses with high manual overhead or repetitive customer service tasks. My strategy is to integrate my proprietary AI automation layer to reduce costs and increase margins on Day 1.4. 4. Established vendor contracts: Partnerships with major brands (e. g. , Digicel, Samsung, AMCO) are a high-priority signal of business stability. 5. Seller 5. Motivation: I look for owners who are retiring or seeking an exit, and who are open to creative financing structures like Vendor Take-Backs. Businesses I dislike (Avoid): 1. New startups/ unproven ideas: I do not invest in "potential"—I buy existing cash flow. 2. High "key-man" dependency: I avoid businesses where the owner is the only one who knows how to do the work. If the business dies when the owner leaves, it’s a job, not an asset. 3. Fashion/trend-heavy retail: I prefer "Boring" businesses with consistent demand rather than those dependent on seasonal trends or fast-fashion cycles. 4. Heavy "physical-only" service: I avoid businesses that cannot be partially managed or audited remotely through digital systems. - I am looking to explore businesses in different locations.

Interests: Factors that I look into are; 1. Break even point. 2. High production rate. 3. International distribution and shipping.

Interests: Focused on ventures in coffee and tea, specifically those innovating sustainable practices. Keen on expanding gas distribution networks, valuing efficient and eco-friendly technologies. Prefer businesses in the Caribbean and Central America, as the location is not a constraint.

Interests: We are interested in diverse industries, primarily focusing on sectors such as energy, logistics, consumer goods, healthcare, and services. Preference also extends to travel, media, and construction markets. Open to investing within strategic global locations spreading from the Americas to the Middle East, as the location is not a constraint. Our strategy focuses on regions with growth potential.

Interests: I am looking for a business in the automobile and manufacturing sector in the Caribbean location, as I am familiar with these locations. I am looking for a business that is interesting and growing.

Interests: We are looking to expand our business in Guyana into solar and construction segment. Want to know about business plans and valuation.

Interests: - Interested in businesses offering steady, reliable returns, not just high-risk ventures. - I prefer diverse industries with a focus on energy, healthcare, and logistics. - I value stability over rapid growth; regular profits are more appealing than huge payoffs. - I am open to opportunities in various locations, especially in North America and the Caribbean, as I want to invest in the markets of these locations.

Interests: Our target investment opportunities meet the following criteria: - Corporate divestiture. - Majority ownership can be acquired, with a preference for 100% - Marginal or negative EBITDA performance. - Minimum turnover or a significant asset base. - Cost and revenue synergies with other portfolio companies. - Scope for operational improvement. - Growth potential, National and/or international.

Interests: Businesses that disrupt economies with strong growth potential.

Interests: A sale of a subsidiary that no longer fits the strategy is mostly more efficient than its independent liquidation. This is the case whenever liquidation costs are higher than the income from the sale of assets. A potential conflict with employees, the works council or labour unions will also be omitted. A sale can also be used for an advantage in the press (Independent continuation of business while preserving jobs was made possible through the sale” versus “job loss and protests on the factory shut- down). We can realize deals within several weeks. We generally take majority shareholdings, as we want to share as active shareholders in shaping the development of the companies under our management and also want to be able to act in a potential crisis situation. Our target companies ideally fulfil the following participation criteria: • Excellent market position in a niche market. • Company background with a long tradition, leading in terms of the band and/or products. • Exclusively “old economy”, preferably with corporate group history. • Experienced management team or the tangible possibility to install such Additionally, there should be an experienced employee base with low fluctuation. • The operative business continues, high fluctuation among customers and/or suppliers has not begun yet. • Sales revenues of 10 million euro or more are earned, the financial result is making a loss and a restructuring process has not been initiated yet.

Interests: We always look to expand our network and evaluate other companies inside and outside our fields of operation. Interested in businesses, which showcases high potential growth in the field of industrial manufacturing and / or wholesale. The business can be a new venture or an already established firm. We are interested in a partial or majority equity sale in foreign companies.

Interests: We provide loans to small and medium-sized commodity traders and commodity sellers/buyers. Commodities financed include oil & gas products, metals and soft agricultural products. We provide short term working capital facility from $50,000 to $10 million. Each transactional deal within the facility has a duration of approximately 30 - 120 days. Structures include asset based loan, receivable finance, inventory finance, supply chain finance, prepayment loan, pre-export finance, purchase order finance, repos, goods-in-transit finance and forfaiting. Borrower typically pledges the commodity inventory and/or receivable as loan collateral.