The investment proposal of Capital Cell

Why should you invest a portion of your investable capital in Capital Cell?

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5
years

Investment exit

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3

potential return

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20
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of your investable capital

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10

Minimum number of companies

  • Why 5-7 years?

    The companies we approve for investment are developing medical technology products that require complicated approvals, complex health checks or efficacy tests on thousands of patients.

    All of this takes time, and it is highly unlikely that the technology will be ready for use in less than around 5 years.

    Therefore, don't invest money that you may need in the next several years! This investment is not to make a quick buck - but rather to pay for your children's college.

  • Why is it so profitable?

    You are investing in future pharmaceutical drugs to cure cancer, or therapies to cure genetic diseases, or robots capable of operating with absolute precision.

    The market for any of these products is huge; it is not uncommon for a treatment for a minority disease to have annual sales in the hundreds of millions.

    Keep this in mind: one dollar invested in the early days of a company like Instagram went up in value 312 times in just two years.

  • Why not invest everything?

    Simple: because you will not be able to exchange this type of investment for money whenever you want, but will have to wait until the company is sold, pays dividends or is listed on the stock exchange.

    This means that you will not be able to get your money back if you need it urgently, which is why you should keep some money in the bank, or invest in securities that you can convert into money (such as stock market shares, for example).

  • Why should I diversify?

    Not all the companies we approve at Capital Cell are going to succeed. They all have great teams, good technologies, suitable market strategies, etc., but market statistics tell us that at least half will fail.

    That is why it is important to understand that those companies that multiply our money by 20 will compensate for those that make us lose our investment.

    If you invest in one or two companies, you can be very lucky and make a lot of money, or very unlucky and lose it all. But here it's not about luck, it's about investing safely, and that's why it's essential to diversify.

    Therefore, invest roughly the same amount of money in at least 10 companies and you will start to ensure positive returns.

Estimated return

Fixed Income

2938472€ in 5 years

Over the last 10 years, the average return has been 0.72% year-on-year.
Source: GVC Gaesco

Equity Funds

2938472€ in 5 years

Over the past 10 years the IBEX35 has fallen 20%, but the best global equity funds have averaged nearly 8% year-on-year.
Source: GVC Gaesco / Bank of Spain

Real estate sector

2938472€ in 5 years

The evolution of prices in the real estate market between 2009 and 2019 gives a negative year-on-year return of -1.66%, although since 2014 average returns are close to 6%.
Source: Bank of Spain / Tinsa

Health and Biotechnology

2938472€ in 5 years

The average return on diversified venture capital investments in Biotechnology and Healthcare has averaged 17.2% year-on-year over the past 10 years.
Source: Quefondos.com / Association of Investment Companies

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