Many small and medium-sized companies share one common concern – how to finance their businesses. See what opportunities the capital market offers to entrepreneurs and why it makes sense to be interested.
Warhorse Studio released the successful game Kingdom Come: Deliverance in 2018, which has sold 3 million copies so far. However, at first the company failed to get a publisher, so they requested the support of their fans through the Kickstarter platform. The video describes how the application for funding proceeded, what attractive rewards the developers announced and how they prepared their presentation for Kickstarter.
Trilab Group manufactures 3D printers. The company wanted to embark on organic growth based on product sales, or otherwise accelerate its expansion. Trilab decided to try the Fundlift online share platform to obtain external capital. The video shows how Trilab Group set the rules, how much of the company it eventually sold off and how long it took for the contract to be signed.
Fruitisimo is a brand of fresh bar outlets, situated in shopping malls, which make fruit and vegetable drinks right in front of customers. The company expanded rapidly, and in order to grow abroad, began considering the entry of an investor. It hired a professional advisor, who guided the owners through the selection and entire entry process.
Nafigate Corporation is a global innovation leader in nano and bio technologies. However, the journey from the application idea to industrial production is long and full of challenges. One of those challenges is financing. Using the innovative lending platform for the further development of their company, Nafigate again became an inspirational example. Watch the video to find out three key factors in their success.
To succeed among strong competition, Karo Leather had to expand a trading company using its own production. The growth of the company, an enterprise that processes leather for furniture producers, was maybe a bit too dynamic for the banks. To gain financing to expand their production line, they decided to enter Prague Stock Exchange’s START Market. How long does it take to prepare for a stock exchange entry and how is the trust of potential investors gained? Watch their story.
The developer behind successful Prague business centre Brumlovka made a strategic shift in 2014. It decided to repurchase and manage office buildings the company once successfully sold. Thanks to bond issues, they now again own six out of the nine office buildings in Brumlovka. What is behind a successful bond issue? How does the issuer properly target investors and gain their trust? Watch the story of Passerinvest Group.
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The dust settled after the bonds. Tesař's Energo-Pro will receive seven billion
The Czech king of hydropower and billionaire Jaromír Tesař is doing exceptionally well. It has been a quarter of a year since his Energo-Pro group announced record results for last year and today it can boast of another business success.
Investors sold all mmcité shares on the Prague Stock Exchange. The sale brought the company 160 million
The company mmcité from Uherské Hradiště, which develops and manufactures urban furniture, successfully approached investors on the Prague Stock Exchange. In the initial public offering (IPO) on the Start market, which is intended for small and medium-sized enterprises, it sold all the offered shares. The company of entrepreneur and designer David Karásek thus obtained money for its further development, primarily for the expansion of production capacities.
An alternative to startup investments, which was also used by Rohlík and Twisto. What is venture debt and how does it work?
In the West, only a few startups have used the usual type of financing here. We bring you ten answers to basic questions.
The bond issuer Premiot Group was sent into insolvency by the court due to unpaid obligations
At the instigation of creditors, the Municipal Court in Prague started insolvency proceedings against the real estate and investment company Premiot Group of businessman Ondrej Spodniak. The Premiot Group covers a number of companies that collectively owe investors at least hundreds of millions of crowns for unpaid bonds. There are over three thousand owners of problem securities, not only from the Czech Republic, but also from Slovakia and Hungary.
