While the platform operates under regulatory oversight, investing in any businesses carries inherent risks. Many companies fail, and investors may lose part or all of their investment. It’s recommended that investors conduct thorough due diligence on the companies they are considering.
The amount an investor can invest per year varies based on a number of factors such as including income and net worth and is done to protect investors.
Evaluate crowdfunding opportunities by reviewing the company’s business plan, financial projections, competitive landscape, and management team. Look for transparency in disclosures and assess the risks involved. Engaging with independent advice or financial professionals before investing can also help.
Yes, investors have up to 5 days after the project's conclusion to reassess their decisions. If an investor chooses to withdraw all or part of their previously invested funds during this period, they must submit a written request to iMowazi.
To be eligible to raise funds through iMowazi, a company must be registered in Kuwait, have an authorized capital of at least KD 50,000, and meet specific legal criteria. For more information, please refer to the section titled "Do I Qualify for Crowdfunding."
Typically, any private companies looking to raise capital can utilize securities-based crowdfunding, including small businesses, and real estate ventures. However, they must meet specific regulatory requirements and eligibility criteria.
Yes, a company can cancel a crowdfunding project after it has begun. However, it is required to communicate the cancellation using the same method as the original announcement.
