Invesdor shareholders back Oneplanetcrowd merger
Invesdor shareholders have given their backing to the crowdfunding platform’s planned merger with the Netherlands-based Oneplanetcrowd.
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In an email to investors, Invesdor confirmed that relevant shareholders have already approved the merger.
The email added that at present, “nothing is standing in the way of the final merger after formal confirmation by the supervisory authorities.”
Invesdor added that following the merger, investors will be served via offices in Amsterdam, Berlin, Helsinki and Vienna. Domestic languages will be continued.
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At some point in 2023, it will become possible to invest across both platforms from just one account. The minimum investment amount will be €250 (£217).
Oneplanetcrowd allows early-stage firms, including sustainable energy projects, to raise capital from individual investors. To date, more than 43,000 investors have completed 300 funding rounds via the platform. As of September 2022, Oneplanetcrowd has originated over €100m in funding.
Invesdor has scheduled a Q&A with executives on 12 January 2023 to allow investors to ask any additional questions about the status of the deal and the plans for the newly-merged company.
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