If you are an investor in one of our LLCs that directly invests in a specific company and it goes public, you will most likely receive shares. If you’re invested in one of our discretionary fund LLCs, you will receive cash. If a company you’ve invested in is acquired by another company, whether or not you receive cash, shares, or both depends on the terms of the acquisition.
How long do I need to hold my investment for?
Where can I find out what companies I can currently invest in through MicroVentures?
What is the typical investment minimum?
I’ve been waitlisted. What does that mean?
If the minimum raise goal isn’t reached, what happens to my money?
Can I transfer my investment to someone else?
I am not a U.S. resident, can I invest?
Will I be able to communicate with the issuer directly?
Why haven’t I received an update on a company I’ve invested in?
How often should I expect updates on the companies I invest in?
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How long do I need to hold my investment for?
Where can I find out what companies I can currently invest in through MicroVentures?
What is the typical investment minimum?
I’ve been waitlisted. What does that mean?
If the minimum raise goal isn’t reached, what happens to my money?
Can I transfer my investment to someone else?
I am not a U.S. resident, can I invest?
Will I be able to communicate with the issuer directly?
Why haven’t I received an update on a company I’ve invested in?
How often should I expect updates on the companies I invest in?