Invest in Tech
Diversify your portfolio
The first industrial revolution began in the 18th century through mechanization and the use of steam power for industrial purposes, which was one the greatest breakthroughs of the time.
The second industrial revolution began in the 19th century through the discovery of electricity and the assembly line production. Henry Ford carried over these principles thereby setting a new standard.
The third industrial revolution began in the 1970s through partial automation, memory-programmable controls and computers. These technologies allowed to further automate production.
Industry 3.5 began in the early 1990s through integration, advanced process controls and data analysis. This decision making ability paved the way for the fourth industrial revolution.
The fourth industrial revolution began in the early 2000s through the offshoring of production, which allowed for the digitalization of processes ensuring production which is nearly autonomous.
The fifth industrial revolution is a vision of industry beyond productivity. One where machine learning and artificial intelligence enable users to get the most out of consumer experience.
Investment Agenda
Private Investment is an integral part of a growth-oriented company. Unfortunately, however, the state of the global investment climate has recently become more fragile, triggered by the pandemic, trade tensions, geopolitical and economic uncertainty, and declining confidence. In spite of this Nmore finally opened its doors to private investors.
As per the OECD Declaration on International Investment, Nmore Group calls for effective implementation of all policies therein. This includes, but is not limited to guidelines which encourage: (1) responsbile business conduct, (2) opportunity and fair treatment for all, (3) international cooperation and (4) a commitment to transparency.
Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) factors remain at the top of our agenda as Nmore Group continues to progress in this area. The aim is to have a unified view of ESG which will allow to provide guidance for the future development of the group's corporate reporting. Here are some of the key takeaways: (1) Nmore reports ESG to both the company and investors,
(2) there is no set of metrics or a single framework that will satisfy all ESG factors for all interested parties, (3) it would benefit the company to disclose ESG information, and finally (4) both the company and investors need to think about systemic issues - for Nmore it is a matter of sustainable value creation, for investors it is about risks incorporated into valuation.
An open investment policy is an essential prerequisite for inclusive financial growth, particularly when the goals of Nmore Group's 2025 agenda cannot be achieved without private sector investment. This refers to further developing technology startups that concentrate on solving one problem at a time (i.e. Mr Fixer - B2C phone and laptop repairs established in 2020).
Besides the two existing ventures, Mr.Fixer and Easytickets (ticketing platform), Nmore Group plans to develop more tech startups that focus on modernizing outdated systems. As of 2022 we've opened our doors to private investors interested in diversifying into technology. If you are interested in investing please do not hesitate to contact us at investors@nmore.com
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The information contained herein is not, and shall not constitute an offer to sell, a solicitation of an offer to buy or an offer to purchase any securities, nor should it be deemed to be an offer, or a solicitation of an offer. Nmore Group expressly disclaims any liability or loss incurred by any person who acts on the information or ideas discussed herein.
Focused primarily at the EU level, our work ensures investors are up to speed and able to actively engage with opportunities of direct relevance to their portfolios. Nmore Group has outlined in its investment policy, that it will only focus on developing technology startups that aim to solve one single problem at a time; delivering value by developing a strong core.
Innovative and growth-oriented startups often cannot access loans, this is why they typically look to venture capital to expand, break into new markets, and grow faster. However, many investors are reluctant to invest in start-ups because of high risks, and this is where Nmore fits the mould - the parent company that helps investors securely invest in IT projects.