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Fractional ownership allows multiple investors to collectively own a defined interest in a business, rather than one person having to fund the entire venture.

At My Own Business, the concept is designed to make participation in carefully selected businesses more accessible by allowing investors to invest a smaller amount and own a defined share or interest in the underlying opportunity.

Depending on the project, investors may participate in the business's income, growth and eventual value appreciation in proportion to their ownership.

In simple terms, instead of owning the entire business yourself, you own a fraction of it.

My Own Business identifies and structures selected business opportunities that can be made available to multiple investors through fractional ownership.

The process is designed to be simple:

Explore an opportunity → Understand the business → Review the investment details → Complete your documentation and KYC → Invest → Receive your ownership documentation → Track the performance of your investment.

Each opportunity is presented with relevant information about the business, investment requirement, expected performance, risks and other important terms so that investors can make an informed decision before investing.

The objective is to give investors access to business opportunities while allowing professional management to handle the day-to-day operations.

Your investment gives you a legally defined ownership interest in the particular business in which you invest.

The exact form of ownership and the rights attached to it depend on the structure of the individual project. Before investing, you will be provided with the relevant documentation explaining what you are acquiring, your economic rights, your obligations and the applicable terms.

In other words, you should know exactly what you own before you invest.

Traditional investments such as listed shares, mutual funds or fixed deposits follow very different structures.

Fractional ownership gives investors the opportunity to participate in specific, identified business opportunities, rather than simply investing in a broad financial product or publicly traded company.

It can also allow investors to participate in businesses that may otherwise require significantly more capital to enter individually.

Through My Own Business, you start as a founder investor of the business.

My Own Business is intended for investors who meet the applicable eligibility, KYC and documentation requirements for the particular investment opportunity.

Eligibility may vary from Project to Project, depending on the structure and nature of the project.

The minimum investment is determined separately for each project.

Because every business has a different capital requirement and ownership structure, there is no single minimum investment applicable to every opportunity.

The potential return from your investment depends on the performance and structure of the underlying business.

Depending on the particular opportunity, investors may benefit through one or more of the following:

Distribution of business profits or income

Growth in the value of the underlying business

Capital appreciation

Opportunity to acquire more stakes from the fellow investors, hence having more profit sharing

Proceeds from an eventual sale or exit

The exact mechanism will be explained for each investment opportunity before you invest.

Your return is therefore linked to the performance of the business and is not simply a fixed interest payment.

Every investment opportunity has its own projected financial performance.

Where projections or estimated returns are provided, they are based on the assumptions and financial estimates applicable to that particular business. They should be viewed as projections and not as a guarantee of future returns.

Actual returns can be higher or lower depending on the performance of the underlying business, market conditions, operating costs and other factors.

We believe investors should have access to both the opportunity and the information required to understand the risks before making an investment decision.

My Own Business projects are for long term investment. It is not for people who are looking for quick return.

No investment return should be considered guaranteed unless it is expressly stated as such in the legally applicable documentation.

The returns shown for an opportunity are generally projections or estimates based on the expected performance of the business.

Actual performance can vary.

Our objective is to provide investors with transparent information about the opportunity, its expected performance and the associated risks so that they can make an informed investment decision. We also have a very transparent information sharing process where investors are able to see performance of their business daily. Investors don’t have to wait quarterly or annually for performance information.

The timing and method of receiving returns depends on the structure and performance of the particular investment.

Where an opportunity provides for periodic distributions, these will be made according to the applicable terms and subject to the business generating distributable income.

Some opportunities may generate returns periodically, while others may provide a significant portion of the investor's return at the time of an exit or sale.

The applicable distribution mechanism and expected timelines will be disclosed before you invest.

Your investment is structured through legally documented ownership and contractual arrangements applicable to the particular opportunity. You will be investing in a LLP or a PVT LTD firm fully compliant with the law of the land.

The specific nature and extent of your rights and protections depend on the legal structure of that investment.

Before investing, you will have access to the relevant documentation setting out the ownership structure, investor rights, obligations, risks and applicable terms.

We believe transparency about the legal structure is an essential part of responsible investing.

Before investing, you will be provided with the documents applicable to the particular opportunity and its legal structure.

These documents are intended to clearly establish the investment arrangement, ownership or economic interest, investor rights, obligations and other important terms.

The exact documents may differ from one opportunity to another.

Investors should carefully review the applicable documentation and seek independent professional advice where required before making an investment decision.

It is important to distinguish between ownership and management.

Investors participate in the ownership or economic interest of the particular opportunity according to its legal structure. The day-to-day operation of the business is handled by the operating owners.

This allows investors to participate in the potential financial performance of a business without necessarily having to manage its daily operations themselves.

The specific management and ownership structure will be explained for each opportunity.

We believe that the quality of the underlying business is one of the most important factors in any investment.

Before an opportunity is presented to investors, we evaluate relevant aspects of the business and investment proposition, which may include:

Business model and commercial viability

Financial performance and projections

Location and operating environment

Capital requirements

Legal and regulatory considerations

Potential risks

Expected returns and exit possibilities

Only opportunities that meet our internal evaluation criteria are considered for presentation to investors.

However, due diligence does not eliminate investment risk, and investors should independently evaluate the opportunity before investing.

Like any business investment, fractional ownership carries risk.

If the underlying business performs below expectations, generates lower profits or incurs losses, the returns to investors may be lower than projected and, depending on the structure, the value of the investment may also be affected.

There is no investment model that can eliminate business risk completely.

Our role is to provide investors with relevant information about the opportunity, its financial expectations and its risks so that they can make informed decisions.

Transparency is one of the key principles behind My Own Business.

Investors are provided access to relevant information about the performance of the underlying business through the applicable reporting and monitoring systems.

Depending on the opportunity, this may include information relating to:

Sales and revenue

Purchases and expenses

Profit and loss

Financial statements

Operational performance

Statutory and compliance information

Other relevant business reports

The objective is simple: you should not have to invest your money and then wonder what is happening with it. Investor will have access to periodic information and have access to Live CC TV of the venture.

Yes. Investors will receive relevant financial and operational information according to the reporting structure applicable to their investment.

The nature and frequency of reporting may vary depending on the project.

The information may include financial performance, operational updates, business activity and other relevant indicators that help investors understand how the underlying business is performing.

All information will be available on the “myown-business” web page. All investor will have login id for their relevant business and information will be available on their Phone / Laptop at any given point of time.

Our philosophy is that transparency should not stop once an investment has been made.

Where the technology and structure of the particular opportunity permit, investors can access relevant information about the underlying business and its performance.

The objective is to create a model where investors have visibility rather than blind trust.

Fractional ownership does not necessarily mean that every investor is involved in the day-to-day management of the business.

Operational decisions are generally handled by the designated management or operating team, according to the applicable structure.

Investor rights, voting rights and decision-making powers, if any, will depend on the legal structure of the particular opportunity and will be explained in the relevant documentation.

This allows investors to participate in the potential economics of a business without having to become its day-to-day operator.

The ability to sell or transfer an investment depends on the legal and commercial structure of the particular opportunity.

The applicable exit, transfer, lock-in and liquidity provisions will be clearly communicated before investment.

Investors should therefore understand the exit mechanism before committing their capital. But in principal, “ myown-business” investment is not for making a quick buck. It is a long term investment.

An early exit is subject to the terms applicable to the particular investment.

Depending on the opportunity, an exit may involve a transfer to another investor, a buyback, a sale of the underlying business or another defined mechanism.

The timing, valuation and costs associated with an early exit may vary.

For this reason, investors should consider the investment horizon and understand the applicable exit provisions before investing.