Energy Drink Investors in São Paulo

Interests: I'm an individual investor looking to buy a business in the food and beverage industry, located in Wheaton. My ideal business would be involved in food manufacturing or distribution of food ingredients.

Interests: Agriculture processing, finance, early-stage development, and start-ups.

Interests: Growing businesses with a good profit margin in any industry preferably in IoT block chain AI. Can be a startup. I am also interested in food processing, beverages and real estate. Interested in evaluating the possibilities to acquire the business.

Interests: Partnership, ownership, transparency ethics profit, growth and shares.

Interests: Looking to expand my business into other countries by purchasing a turn-key business that will add to my current situation. Expanding into exclusive travel, apparel, and other spiritual retail offerings.

Interests: 20% to 30% corporate profit margin; minimum 10% market share; minimum corporate debt.

Interests: I am looking for start up businesses that are looking to disrupt industries or innovate to do everyday tasks more efficiently and with greater cost effectiveness. In reaching out to me you should expect to have a partner that wants to engage, brainstorm and collaborate to ensure the success of your product or initiative.

Interests: Strong sales trend, adaptability to the economy, and low engagement on the floor.

Interests: IT, Real estate, Manufacturing, Textile, FMCG, Retail, E commerce, daily needed items Manufacturing Factory, Machinery Manufacturing, anything related to Common Man Daily Use.

Interests: Looking for a business opportunity.

Interests: 1. Geographies: The US, Mexico, Brazil, and Portugal. 2. Sectors: Oil & Gas, chemicals, renewable energy, construction, automotive, and food & beverages. 3. Annual Revenue: From 1 Million USD to 100 Million USD. 4. Profit margins: 10% onwards. 5. CAGR: 15% onwards (Room for growth) 6. Cash Flows barely to non-leverage. 7. Assets light or heavy, just to back up investments and achieve a good DSCR.

Interests: Competitive businesses with good profit margins and revenue. Our clients are seeking opportunities in Japan, Germany, UK, Poland, Malaysia and other countries in the world for expansion.

Interests: As an advisor, I have specific criteria for evaluating businesses before providing advice. Here are some factors to consider: Strategic fit: Assess whether the business aligns with your company's strategic objectives and areas of expertise. Prefer businesses that complement your company's strengths and can benefit from your guidance. Industry experience: Consider the industry expertise of your team members and their ability to provide valuable insights and guidance to businesses in specific sectors. Client potential: Evaluate the potential for a long-term client relationship and the opportunity to add value to the business beyond a single transaction. Prefer businesses that have growth potential and ongoing advisory needs. Risk management: Assess and mitigate potential risks associated with advising the business, including regulatory compliance, reputational risks, and conflicts of interest. Financial stability: Evaluate the financial stability and performance of the business to ensure it can afford your advisory services and has the potential to achieve its objectives. Ethical considerations: Consider the ethical implications of advising the business, including its corporate governance practices, social responsibility initiatives, and alignment with your company's values. Potential for Success: Assess the potential for the business to succeed and achieve its goals with your guidance. Prefer businesses with a clear strategic vision, strong leadership, and a viable business model. Long-term value creation: Prioritize businesses that have the potential to create long-term value for their stakeholders, including shareholders, employees, customers, and the community. I generally prefer to avoid advising: Unethical practices: Businesses engaged in unethical practices such as corruption, or exploitation of workers or the environment. Highly risky ventures: Startups or ventures with extremely high-risk profiles, such as speculative investments in unproven technologies or industries. Declining industries: Businesses operating in industries with a clear downward trend or facing significant disruption, where long-term viability is uncertain. Financially unsustainable: Companies with unsustainable financial structures, such as heavy debt burdens or consistent losses without a clear path to profitability. Poor Governance: Businesses with weak corporate governance practices, such as lack of transparency, inadequate risk management, or conflicts of interest. Negative reputation: Companies with a tarnished reputation in their industry or among stakeholders due to past controversies, scandals, or legal issues. Incompatible values: Businesses whose values or practices are fundamentally at odds with your company's ethical standards or mission. Highly regulated industries: Businesses operating in highly regulated industries where compliance challenges are significant and potential legal or regulatory risks are high.

Interests: We search for organizations with urgent requirements for managing tech related projects, company financing needs and/or software security technologies.

Interests: - Uniqueness, creativity, growth opportunity and market for the product. - Vision, founders insight, history of business and taxation. - Looking to acquire or partner with a business that is unique or has the potential to be turned into something of a speciality.