Investors

Interests: Looking for acquisitions or business investment opportunities related with industrial paints and coatings, mainly technological applications and/or expansion of our product markets in the US and Spain.

Interests: Looking for businesses that are complementary to my current business which is in the data centre services business, managed service, colocation, and private cloud. Also interested in: IoT platform, telecom reseller/agent, data centre in the US with owned building. Acquiring or investing in a business that has high turnover and an excellent management team. - The business must have a tendency to expand in a global market. - I am also interested in a business that needs capital in order to optimize its operations.

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: 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: - Business type: Technology, general consulting, corporate services creating long-time value for customers. - Age: At least 2 years. - Formal registration: Valid certificate of incorporation. - Reputation: Feedback from top 5 (based on spend) customers. - Financials: Positive EBITDA for at least the last two consecutive years. - Assets: Positive equity, acceptable depreciation. Liabilities (financial and legal): Should be none to negligible. - Forecast (sales, products, and services): Should be backed by research and data plus in line with market trends, unless it's a green field area. - Cost of customer acquisition: Approximate cost YoY. - Cost of customer retention: Approximate cost YoY. - Innovation: New product and/ or proposition. - Licenses, permits, patents: documented valid evidence of activities being backed up by licenses, permits, and certificates. In case of innovation, at least patent pending paper trail. - Environmental impact: Compliancy with local environmental regulations. - Personnel skills (hard and soft): Limited to top executives. - What we are not looking for: Sell-and-forget businesses. Me too businesses.

Interests: 1. Looking to enter the USA market by investing in a sports-oriented company. 2. We want to invest in the sports goods manufacturing business where we can be a part and develop for the business as well apart from investing. 3. Investment amount can increase depending upon the business proposal.

Interests: Health Analytics; Defence Communication; HLS Solutions; Safety & Security; IoT & Wearable devices.

Interests: We would like to know more about the business. We would like to see financials and other related documents.

Interests: Good cash flow and revenue $1M - $10M. Seller must be open to seller finance in some % or assumable loan. Seller must be retiring from the business for legitimate reason. Seller is ready to help us during the handover period. We are looking to acquire a company in the next 3-12 months, so I am kindly asking you to provide me with more info about the company if the criteria above can be matched.

Interests: The ability to scale as a tech company.

Interests: Businesses that have good returns on investment and its profitability in the long run. I want to understand the business model for investment and plan to open register a company.

Interests: Seeking to invest upto 1-3 Crore in a growth focused firm through NBFC and help raise appropriate debt / equity funds for companies from our PE firm contacts.

Interests: We are interested in acquiring Ayurvedic Vitamins for sale in the US.

Interests: Software Services companies and Technology Product companies.

Interests: - Interested in acquiring or investing in a digitally transformed software company. - The business should be easily administered from the US. - I am willing to invest and contribute my skills and knowledge to the startups.