Raise capital without selling control
Consider a minority investor, structured financing or project-level capital, depending on the business and ownership goals.

Sell part of your shareholding
Release value while retaining an interest and agreeing the future governance of the company.
Bring in a controlling partner
Consider a majority sale that supports succession, expansion or a change in strategic direction.
Sell the whole company
Prepare for a full acquisition with attention to valuation, management transition, liabilities and completion certainty.
Finance a joint venture or new project
Define contributions, ownership, decision rights and how capital and risk will be allocated.
Capital is rarely the only gap
Money alone does not fix a plateau, a thin management bench or an unclear strategy. We look at where we could close more than the funding gap.
- Capital
- Funding to grow, acquire, refinance or launch.
- A boost
- A business that works but has plateaued, and needs resources to break through.
- Scaling
- A proven model and regional expansion, needing capital and operational discipline.
- Management
- Strong assets and a thin leadership bench.
- Vision to grow
- A clear strategic plan, and a partner who will hold you to it.
- An exit path
- A defined, credible route to realise value when the time comes.
Adviser or buyer — we say which at the outset
ERAM Invest may act as adviser under a client mandate or as prospective investor or buyer. We identify the role at the outset and manage conflicts accordingly.
Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently asked questions
Can I raise capital without giving up control of my company?
Yes. Minority and significant-minority investments are among our most common structures — you bring in capital and governance support while retaining control. Project-level SPVs achieve the same at asset level, ring-fencing the investment from the parent company.
Direct Investments →Link to this questionDo you invest in startups and new ventures?
Yes, selectively. Venture and early-stage capital is one of the routes on our capital and ownership page, and we look for credible founders, a demonstrated market need and a realistic path to scale. Pre-revenue ventures are considered where the sponsor quality and commercial logic are strong.
Capital Arrangement →Link to this questionWhat is the difference between ERAM Invest investing and ERAM Invest advising?
Two distinct roles. In principal investment we commit our own or affiliated capital and acquire shares, so our economic interest sits alongside yours. In advisory and capital arrangement we act for you and arrange third-party financing — the capital comes from banks, funds or institutional investors.
Link to this questionMore on how we invest

Strategy & Criteria
See how ERAM Invest assesses third-party company investments, ownership options and transaction risks.
Direct Investments
ERAM Invest evaluates direct investments in third-party companies, from minority shares to majority control and full acquisition.
Capital & Ownership
Explore minority and majority investments, partial exits, full sales and new shareholder structures.
