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senise invest interrelations
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Senise Invest
Senise Invest
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The Senise Development is the company where the Senise ideas have been nurtured and developed into presentable projects. Up to date in excess of GBP 1 700 000 has been invested in this company. A further EUR 400 000 is currently being invested in Senise Development by its shareholders. As all rights to all products and projects will be transferred to Senise Portfolio, an agreement has been concluded between Senise Development and Senise Portfolio where Senise Development in consideration hereof is to receive a royalty of 2 % of the gross sales in Senise Portfolio.
Capitalization of the Senise Portfolio and Senise Management companies
The Senise Group has now decided to invite investors to participate in the further development of the Senise Portfolio and take part in the creation of substantial income and significant wealth through selective applications of design, engineering and marketing, combined with unique networking capacities. Participation through shareholdings in Sensie Portfolio, Senise Communications and Senise Management are subject to detailed and customized agreements with purposely invited preferred investors.
Capital requirements:
Company EUR Senise Communications 200 000 Company incorporation Working capital
Senise Management 2 500 000 Company incorporation Plans and illustrations Marketing costs Travel and communication
Senise Portfolio 2 000 000 Company incorporation Working capital Project plans
Company Interrelations
The illustration shows company functions in relation to each other. Interrelations between the Senise companies and a typical investor. The diagram also schematically exemplifies the typical sequence of interrelations between an external investor in a specific project, and the Senise companies.
Investors Participation
Investors are invited to participate with investments directly in one of the companies in the Senise Group, or in the commercialization of a particular business segment through a new company specifically incorporated for the purpose. Such a new company can be jointly owned with external investors. In some circumstances, when strategic partners are involved, a joint venture may be deemed more advantageous.
