SEED or StartUp
HUB 67 offers investors a range of participation and cooperation opportunities across the full development path of technology projects, start-ups and operational security and infrastructure ventures. Our model is designed for investors who wish not merely to provide capital, but to gain access to early-stage opportunities, structured growth models and long-term scalable ventures.
One opportunity is to act as a co-investor in start-ups or spin-offs emerging from universities and research institutions.
Seed refers to the early financing stage in which an idea, research result or prototype is developed into a robust business model, team, initial product approach or pilot project. This stage typically lays the foundation for later scaling.
A second opportunity is participation in the actual start-up phase. This refers to the stage in which a young company has already been established, is developing initial products, pilot applications or market access and now requires capital for growth, market development, team building and industrial partnerships. At this stage, the focus is no longer solely on technical feasibility, but on validation, traction and preparation for larger financing rounds.
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A further opportunity is to accompany companies through several development stages and participate in their growth up to a later stock-market listing. A SPAC is a Special Purpose Acquisition Company, i.e. a listed acquisition vehicle that may be used to bring a private company to the capital markets through a business combination. For investors, this can create the opportunity to participate at an early stage while also following a long-term growth and exit path.
In addition, investors may participate as passive partners in future operating companies arising from the scalable and replicable model of Project Rán. These would be companies implementing regional or national security and operating models for maritime critical infrastructure, building operator structures, operating control centres or providing integration and service functions. This is one of the most attractive aspects of the model: a technological security concept can give rise to replicable operating units with long-term market presence.
Another opportunity lies in participation as a passive partner within an LVC – Liechtenstein Venture Company initiated by us. By LVC, we mean a structured participation and development company in Liechtenstein that supports the financing, development and, where appropriate, production of a particular type of drone. In the present case, this relates to the AIDELOS Project of our sister company SevenSisters Military Goods Inc. in Toronto, Canada.
