GROWTH CAPITAL
The investment concept behind Growth Capital
Growth Capital directly finances the building of new Koykan restaurants — from the chosen location to established trading.
As a Growth Capital investor you become a co-owner of a group of new Koykan restaurants, built together with Koykan by an operating partner to Koykan standards. Value is created through the growth margin — the difference between the cost of building a location and its value once it begins trading steadily. On average a restaurant becomes established within roughly 24 to 30 months.
This is a serial model: the Koykan Growth company raises capital, builds locations, sells the established ones into the Yield side of the platform under a predefined formula with an independent price review, and returns the realised value to investors through share buy-back offers and dividends. Once one group of locations is realised, the next one opens, so you can enter a new cycle.
The return on Growth Capital comes from the growth margin — the difference between the cost of building a location and its value once it begins trading steadily. It is realised through share buy-back offers and dividends, after the established location is sold into the Yield side of the platform under a predefined formula. The return is generated over the growth cycle; it is not annual interest and it is neither known in advance nor guaranteed.
Statements about returns and about the growth cycle are estimates based on current assumptions and represent an indication of the potential of the concept presented, not an offer, an invitation to invest or a guarantee of returns. The return actually achieved depends on business results, market conditions and the terms of each individual instrument, and may not materialise. Every investment carries risk, including the risk of losing the funds invested. The specific terms, assumptions and risks are described in the formal offer documents provided after a registration of interest has been submitted.
In plain words
Your investment goes into building new restaurants. Once a new location has become established and begins trading steadily, it is sold into the Yield side of the platform under a predefined formula, and the realised value is returned to you through share buy-back offers and dividends. That closes the growth cycle for those assets, and you can enter the next group of new locations.
The first step is an informational conversation — with no obligation and no subscription.
The description of the growth cycle, the expected stabilisation period and statements about profit realisation represent a general operating framework and estimates based on current assumptions, not an offer or a guarantee of outcomes. The realisation of profit depends on business results and on the terms defined in the offer documents. The specific terms, assumptions and risks of each individual instrument are described in the formal offer documents provided after a registration of interest has been submitted.