The world around us is dynamically changing. In many areas, changes are desirable because they increase their efficiency or create new possibilities. The main drivers of these changes are modern technologies. Recently, the development is accelerating the development of artificial intelligence. However, there are also areas for which radical changes are a serious threat. We are talking about the climate and the environment.
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At PRIME FUND SICAV, we strive to contribute to maintaining the very delicate balance between development and sustainability. That is why we invest in companies that push progress forward, but at the same time ensure that their innovations are created and operate with maximum respect for nature and society. We focus primarily on established companies that have already proven their quality and are now seeking to expand globally.
Our free market analysts are constantly looking for interesting investment opportunities, most often in the CEE region. However, part of the companies also get into the PRIME FUND SICAV from our own resources. The PRIME FUND investment group also includes the private investment project PRIME FUND Lab, which focuses on supporting start-up companies.
When projects from the PRIME FUND Lab manage to meet pre-defined key criteria, we are happy to continue supporting them within the PRIME FUND SICAV as well.
For us, it is authoritative that we know the companies in question well. The founders, in turn, appreciate that other investors do not join the established management in investment rounds.
Ing. Dušan Moskaliev
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Virtual showrooms, printed house, water production from the air. These are examples of recent Czech innovations.
Prices rose sharply in early 2022 due to pandemic supply chain outages and cash-filled consumers' bank accounts.
Technology investors on Wall Street are opening champagne against the backdrop of the banking incinerator there. This is how, at least, the boom in shares of “smart” companies in the overseas market acts with some hyperbole.
Prices rose sharply in early 2022 due to pandemic supply chain outages and cash-filled consumers' bank accounts.
Technology investors on Wall Street are opening champagne against the backdrop of the banking incinerator there. This is how, at least, the boom in shares of “smart” companies in the overseas market acts with some hyperbole.
The political and business engagement of the Czech Republic with Taiwan has the first concrete results. State-run venture capital fund Taiwania Capital is finalizing two investments in local startups, according to E15 information.
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