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FAQ
Whereas the minimum investment to obtain a Golden Visa in a real estate fund is €1 million, a private equity fund only requires €500k.
Yes, there is a minimum of €2 500 0000 capital to be raised for the fund to be officially launched. The period of subscription is 21 months. Where these two minimum requirements are not complied with, all sums raised will revert to the investors.
If necessary, the fund is authorized to undertake a maximum bank leverage of 30% of the total asset valuation.
The hotel operation is considered as a more stable operation whereas the residential development carries more risk, although presenting a substantially better return potential for the investor.
If a good opportunity capable of generating a substantial return arises, the fund will be entitled to sell the asset and re-invest in another one which complies with the requirements established by the fund, in order to ensure that the fund’s investment term is of no less than 6-7 years, i.e. the time required for the investor to complete its Golden Visa program.
When organised with experienced law firms, this process should not take more than 6 months.
Yes, the annual antecipated dividends (2,5% of investment) will be calculated in accordance with the day in which the investor subscribed the fund.
Anticipated dividend distribution will be made only after the annual accounts are approved by April of the following year. The payments should then be made between May and June as of 2023, referring to the fiscal year of 2022.
Yes, each semester, the Fund manager will present a report about the performance and a detailed description of all assets of the fund.
Yes, each investor is required to pay a €1 000 subscription fee.
The minimum subscription amount is €150 000.
Yes, during the life of the fund the IU´s can be sold to another investor. However, investors shall only receive their share on the capital upon expiry of the investment term of the fund.
The Fund aims to reach a minimum of 2.5% annual antecipated dividends per year to pay to investors, this being just a target and not a guaranteed return.
Final Free Cash Flow means net results after deduction of all fund fees (including 2,5% of annual target return to subscribers)
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Pedro Mendes Leal (PML) is a board member of A. Silva & Silva Group since 1991, and major shareholder since 2007 (after his well succeeded MBO). A. Silva & Silva Group was founded in 1943, starting as small timber mill in Seixal and becaming one of the largest construction groups in Portugal. Over the last twenty years, the group has successfully promoted and sold 3.000 housing units, representing more than 400.000 m2. Today, real estate is its core activity and the group holds approximately 90.000m2 in its sales portfolio;
• Founder of Empark in which he was a shareholder and the executive chairman (CEO) between 1992 until 2018. Empark was sold in 2018, at that time the company was one of the largest carpark companies in Europe;
• Founder of Bairro Alto Hotel, a luxury boutique hotel in Lisbon, in which he remained a shareholder and the executive chairman between 2002 and 2009;
• Founder of Hotel Valverde, a luxury boutique hotel in Lisbon; in 2020 it was classified as the best luxury boutique hotel in Europe by the World Travel Awards; he is a shareholder and has been its executive chairman since 2013.
Luiz Godinho Lopes (LGL) is a successful entrepreneur involved, in real estate and construction for more than 30 years;
• Civil Engineer graduated in 1976 at Instituto Superior Técnico and post-graduated in macroeconomics at Católica University, worked as civil engineer at Engil from 1977 to 1983;
• Founded Soconstroi in 1983, the firm became the 4th biggest company in public and civil construction:
• 1989-1993 – Bouygues became a shareholder;
• Successful MBO in 1993;
• 1995 – Fusion with Grupo A Silva & Silva: moment when LGL and PML met;
• 1997 – company was sold to Somague;
• Important construction projects during that period: most of the underground carparks of Lisbon, 3.000 social housing units, Auto Europe factory, Lisbon subway works, the Oriente train station, the Vasco da Gama tower.
• After 1999, together with other partners, LGL developed some of the most iconic luxury hotels and residential projects on the Estoril/Cascais coast, such as the Estoril Sol Residences, Atlântico residences, and the Bay-View Cascais, currently under construction;
• LGL was one of the shareholders of the Hotel Intercontinental Palácio das Cardosas (Oporto) and several Holiday Inn Express.