We invest, medium and long term, in companies with a high growth potential, by acquiring all or some of the company’s shares.
Health
Consumer Markets
Micro-markets
Energy
Media and Communications
Industrial Goods and Services
Luxury Consumer Goods
Others
GNH CAPITAL has investers which can invest in sectors beyond those previously described, whenever they are seen to have significant potential, and the companies meet the main characteristics described in our investment policy.
Investing with GNH Capital: Your Guide
GNH Capital aims to be the first African platform for investors, making it a potentially interesting option for your investment journey. Here’s what you need to know:
Finding Investors:
While GNH Capital may not directly connect you with individual investors, here are some alternative ways to find investors:
- Angel investors: These are individuals who invest in early-stage businesses. You can find them through online platforms, networking events, or industry associations.
- Venture capital firms: These firms invest in high-growth startups with significant potential. Research firms that invest in your industry or region.
- Crowdfunding platforms: These platforms allow you to raise capital from a large pool of individual investors.
- Pitch competitions: Participating in pitch competitions can be a great way to gain exposure to potential investors.
Cost of Opening an Investment File:
Generally, the cost of opening an investment account varies depending on the platform and the type of account. Here are some common fees you might encounter:
- Account opening fees (AOF): 199$ for new customer and 99$ for existing customer.
- Transaction fees: These fees are charged each time you buy or sell an investment. 1% to 3% for funding under 5 million and over 3% for over 5 miilion usd
- Management fees: If you invest in a managed portfolio, you will typically pay an annual fee based on the value of your assets.
Before investing note that AOF are refundable.
Why Fees Might Be Non-Refundable:
- Compensation for Time and Effort: Professionals (e.g., consultants, brokers) invest time and resources in preparing documents, conducting research, negotiating terms, etc., regardless of the outcome. This justifies non-refundable fees as compensation for their work.
- Coverage of Administrative Costs: Administrative tasks like paperwork, communication, and record-keeping incur costs, regardless of the deal’s success.
- Deterrence for Frivolous Requests: Non-refundable fees discourage clients from pursuing deals without serious commitment