Offers Italiabond
Discover the operations of selected minibonds for professional investors
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RENDMENTS
COMPETITION
It offers interest rates above many traditional financial instruments, ideal to effectively diversify the portfolio and receive revenue on a quarterly basis.
MINING
COURT
Reduces exposure to volatility typical of stock markets, helping to stabilise and protect invested capital.
SUPPORT FOR REAL ECONOMY
It allows you to invest directly in real projects, generating a positive and sustainable impact on the Italian territory.
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Frequently asked questions
How much capital can I collect?
Up to 5 million euros, with fast and transparent processes.
What are the times?
On average 3-4 months from the beginning to the conclusion of the operation.
Should I give in my company's shares?
No, minibonds are debt instruments: no dilution of social capital.
Information pursuant to art. 19 par.3 Regulation (EU) 2020/1503
In accordance with Article 22 of the ECSP Regulation, non-sophisticated investors have a pre-contractual period of reflection – lasting 4 (four) calendar days 11 Application for authorization as a supplier of crowdingfunding services decorated from the day of completion of the order – during which they have the right to revoke their offer, free of charge, without giving any motivation and without incurring any penalty.
Information on the limits imposed by art. 2412 c.c. and art. 2483 c.c. for the issue of debt securities by SpA and Srl
Italy Capitalis draws the attention of investors on the limits imposed by Article 2412 of the Civil Code for the issue of bonds by companies for shares or by Article 2483 of the Civil Code for the issue of debt securities by limited liability companies. In this regard, the Company shall verify that: (i) for each offer subject to bonds issued by companies for shares, the limits set out in Article 2412 of the Civil Code according to which the total issue cannot exceed twice the share capital, the legal reserve and the available reserves resulting from the last approved budget of the Offeror, unless the bonds issued in excess are intended exclusively for the subscription by investors