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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

1. Do you invest in projects or businesses?

No. InVenture does not invest its own capital. We act as a professional intermediary and advisor between investors and owners of businesses, real estate, assets, and investment projects.

Our role is to increase the likelihood of closing a transaction by:

  • proper preparation, positioning, and effective promotion of the investment opportunity;

  • providing access to a relevant investor audience in Ukraine and abroad;

  • supporting negotiations and structuring the deal.

2. What terms do you work on?

Cooperation terms are defined individually and depend on:

  • the client’s objectives (business or real estate sale, capital raising, partner search);

  • the investment attractiveness of the opportunity;

  • the required investment amount or business capitalization;

  • the desired level of publicity;

  • the expected timeframe for results;

  • the cooperation format (marketing promotion or full transaction support).

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3. What information is required to list an investment opportunity?

At the initial stage, we can conduct a preliminary assessment based on a presentation in any format (description, file, pitch deck, or link).

However, we recommend a structured presentation of information, as this significantly improves how investors perceive the opportunity and increases the chances of feedback.

4. What guarantees do you provide that a business or property will be sold or investment raised?

We do not provide formal guarantees, as the investment process depends on many factors beyond full control: the attractiveness of the opportunity, price and deal terms, market conditions, and the macroeconomic and security environment.

That said, our effectiveness is based on:

  • professional preparation of investment materials;

  • deep understanding of investor logic;

  • hands-on experience in supporting investment and M&A transactions.

InVenture track record (2010–2026):

  • 250+ closed investment and M&A transactions

  • $300+ million total transaction value

Explore some of our closed deals and client testimonials.

5. Why InVenture if I can act independently?

Investors typically ignore unprepared proposals.

InVenture helps to:

  • assess an opportunity from an investor’s perspective;

  • eliminate common mistakes before going to market;

  • understand whether a business has real investment demand;

  • build effective communication and negotiations.

We have 15+ years of experience working with investors and use professional capital-raising channels, which significantly increases the chances of success.

6. Who are your investors?

Investors in regular communication with InVenture include:

  • strategic (corporate) investors;

  • private investors and entrepreneurs;

  • private equity and venture capital funds;

  • family offices;

  • international funds and foreign investors;

  • investors focused on distressed assets / post-war recovery strategies.

7. Do you work with foreign investors?

Yes. InVenture actively works with foreign investors and operates an English-language version of the platform tailored to an international audience.

8. How long does it realistically take to sell a business or raise investment?

Timeframes depend on investment attractiveness, asset liquidity, valuation realism, and deal terms.

On average, transactions close within 3–9 months.

In practice, InVenture has seen that:

  • some assets are sold within weeks;

  • others remain on the market for months or years;

  • some opportunities never find a buyer due to unrealistic expectations or limited market appeal.

9. Do you help with deal structuring?

Yes. Under a full-service mandate, we assist with:

  • designing the optimal transaction structure;

  • negotiating terms (installments, earn-out, transition period, etc.);

  • supporting negotiations through deal closing.

10. How do you protect confidentiality?

We apply:

  • NDAs with controlled access to sensitive information;

  • phased disclosure of data;

  • anonymized and non-public presentation during marketing campaigns.

11. Which assets are currently most attractive to investors?

In 2026, investors show the strongest interest in:

  • operating businesses with transparent financial models;

  • export-oriented companies;

  • agribusiness, food production, and logistics;

  • industrial and warehouse real estate;

  • renewable and alternative energy;

  • businesses with post-war growth potential.

12. What should be considered when selling a business, real estate, or raising investment?

We recommend reviewing our materials: