... pre-established proportions based on their shares. At the same time, the general partner shares the risks with the other members by also acting as an investor. The amount invested can vary, but it often constitutes at least 1%, with the general investor's stake typically being 4-5%. The general managing partner, like all other participants, receives a share of the profits, in addition to a fee for fulfilling their duties. This remuneration ranges from 2% to 3%, while the profit share can exceed 20%. However,...

... internet services have gained increasing popularity. Alongside the demand, the number of individuals willing to invest in them has also risen. This type of investment is in high demand among both private individuals and large corporations acquiring a stake in established projects or startups. In recent years, various internet services have gained increasing popularity. Along with rising demand, the number of individuals willing to invest in these services has also grown. Such investments are in ...

... startup can attract funding: Venture Capital. This is one of the most popular ways to secure investments. Venture capitalists are willing to invest in startups with high growth potential, despite the risks involved. However, they may require a significant stake in the company and involvement in management. Angel Investors. These are private investors who invest their personal funds in early-stage startups. Angel investors can provide not only capital but also experience, business connections, and guidance ...

... attempted to remove Russian shareholders from the NIS oil refinery. ‘Gazpromneft’ owned 50% of the shares of the Serbian company NIS, which controls the refinery. When the US imposed sanctions against Gazpromneft, the Serbians asked Russia to sell its stake in the refinery to ensure energy security and reduce sanction risks. However, they offered a ridiculously low price. “Gazpromneft bought this plant at a higher price, investing even more in modernization, turning the NIS refinery into one of the ...

... are used to capture an even larger market share, mergers and acquisitions, and preparation for an IPO. Exit is the final goal of venture investment, which occurs when the company reaches such a stage of development that early investors can sell their stake and secure a profit. The exit can occur through an IPO (initial public offering) or the sale of the company to a strategic investor (large corporation) or another fund. At the exit stage, the initial investors receive income (if the company has ...