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Augmented Robotics 2
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Targeted return per year & targeted multiple
The targeted return for Augmented Robotics 2 lies between % and % internal rate of return per year and leads to a multiplication of the investment amount by to times. These figures are based on the company's target figures in the business plan. The higher interest rate results from achieving the target scenario, in which the company achieves its defined targets within the -year term. The lower interest rate results from the base scenario, a less ambitious plan that is more likely to be achieved. The actual interest rate depends on the performance of the company and may also be lower. Augmented Robotics 2 is a young company whose successful implementation of the business plan is subject to many uncertainties. Interest and repayment of the subordinated loan are therefore dependent on the success of the company and cannot be guaranteed. The prospect of an appropriate interest rate is offset by the risk of a total loss of the capital invested.
Loan term & date of interest payments
The loan amount will be repaid on 31.05.2030 at the end of the term, after months ( years), in 12 monthly installments. This means that the loan is repaid in full at the end of the th year according to plan. The invested amount is tied up until this point in time. If Augmented Robotics 2 makes an annual profit during the term of the loan, you will already receive a profit interest in the following year. However, the main part of the return is usually made up of the bonus interest, which is only paid out at the end of the term. A detailed description of the planned payout can be found below under "Payout in detail".
Company Valuation
The company valuation is determined by the company. Various factors play a role here. The stated valuation refers to a pre-money valuation (valuation before financing). The pre-money valuation plus the capital raised equals the post-money valuation.
The company valuation influences the return by affecting the acquired notional participation quota and thus the amount of the performance and bonus interest.
Targeted return per year & targeted multiple
The targeted return for Augmented Robotics 2 lies between % and % internal rate of return per year and leads to a multiplication of the investment amount by to times. These figures are based on the company's target figures in the business plan. The higher interest rate results from achieving the target scenario, in which the company achieves its defined targets within the -year term. The lower interest rate results from the base scenario, a less ambitious plan that is more likely to be achieved. The actual interest rate depends on the performance of the company and may also be lower. Augmented Robotics 2 is a young company whose successful implementation of the business plan is subject to many uncertainties. Interest and repayment of the subordinated loan are therefore dependent on the success of the company and cannot be guaranteed. The prospect of an appropriate interest rate is offset by the risk of a total loss of the capital invested.
Loan term & date of interest payments
The loan amount will be repaid on 31.05.2030 at the end of the term, after months ( years), in 12 monthly installments. This means that the loan is repaid in full at the end of the th year according to plan. The invested amount is tied up until this point in time. If Augmented Robotics 2 makes an annual profit during the term of the loan, you will already receive a profit interest in the following year. However, the main part of the return is usually made up of the bonus interest, which is only paid out at the end of the term. A detailed description of the planned payout can be found below under "Payout in detail".
Company Valuation
The company valuation is determined by the company. Various factors play a role here. The stated valuation refers to a pre-money valuation (valuation before financing). The pre-money valuation plus the capital raised equals the post-money valuation.
The company valuation influences the return by affecting the acquired notional participation quota and thus the amount of the performance and bonus interest.
Calculation example
For a transparent presentation of the specified interest rate, we provide you with a rate of return calculator here. Based on the base and target scenario, we indicate the resulting return in a range. The lower amount represents the expected return in the base scenario, the higher amount the expected return in the target scenario. Further information on the base and target scenario can be found in the next chapter under "Payout in detail".
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Investment amount
Please note that the rate of return quoted should in no way be considered a binding commitment. The interest rates quoted are based solely on the company's financial plan and are for illustrative purposes only. Augmented Robotics 2 is a young company whose successful implementation of the business plan is subject to many uncertainties. Interest and repayment of the subordinated loan are therefore dependent on the success of the company and cannot be guaranteed. The prospect of an appropriate interest rate is offset by the risk of a total loss of the capital invested.
Repayment amount
Loan + success & bonus interest
Success interest payment annually during the term, provided annual surpluses are generated. Bonus interest and loan repayment in installments only from the end of the term on 31.05.2030.
Assuming that the economic targets described in the financial planning are achieved, that no dilution occurs and that the company is not sold (exit) or files for insolvency.
Please note that the rate of return quoted should in no way be considered a binding commitment. The interest rates quoted are based solely on the company's financial plan and are for illustrative purposes only. Augmented Robotics 2 is a young company whose successful implementation of the business plan is subject to many uncertainties. Interest and repayment of the subordinated loan are therefore dependent on the success of the company and cannot be guaranteed. The prospect of an appropriate interest rate is offset by the risk of a total loss of the capital invested.
Payout in detail
The following calculation of the payout is based on the base and target scenario of the financial planning prepared by the company in the business plan. The target scenario describes the targets that the company would like to achieve in the planning period of years. The base scenario considers a less ambitious, conservative scenario that is more likely to be achieved. For young growth companies that have little or no data from the company's past to fall back on for their planning, it is often helpful to look at the target scenario and base scenario in order to understand the company's possible development corridor. Both scenarios are optimistic and assume that the company will develop successfully. Neither scenario is guaranteed; a significantly different, less positive development may also occur.
Legal notice according to § 12 (2 & 3) of the German Investment Act (Vermögensanlagengesetz): The purchase of this asset investment involves considerable risks and can lead to the complete loss of the deployed assets. The projected return is not guaranteed and may also be lower.
Risk warning
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