High tech company making assistive equipment attached to hearing aids.

USD 7 million 1st Round; USD 7 million 2nd Round (Negotiable)

Logital has made its flagship product, EasyHear, a booster attached to hearing aids, ready for sale globally since September 2008. Worldwide deaf population is now about 10% of total, or 600 million, counting the elderly people. To better exploit such huge market potential, Logital is seeking a total of USD 14 million to construct new production capacities, to establish marketing & distribution channels for such highly specialized product, and to conduct further R&D of integrating EasyHear with hearing aids. EasyHear is a winner of the prestigious Best Digital Inclusion Award 2007.

Logital operates in a highly specialized niche where subsidies are high from the governments to finance equipment purchase by the hearing impaired people. Hence there is no cutthroat competition within the industry.

Budgeted IRR is 120% p.a. over 5 years from 2009 while the ROIC (return on invested capital) of the same 5-year period is 880%. Sales volume are only required in the range of 18,000 units in 2011 to 54,000 units in 2013 (compared with world deaf population of 600 million) to achieve the target of returns.

Natural and organic packaged goods.

HKD 3 million

Wanted: Angel Investor
for development of eco-farming to full scale sustainable farming – to production – to retailing of natural and organic packaged goods.

HKD 3million required to take project to next level, including introduction to Hong Kong market, adding professional marketing and distribution to both domestic and Hong Kong markets – and a profit forecast of within 6-12 months.

The project is to develop a 'brand' of packaged goods, created from existing farmlands in 3rd world countries (initially in the Philippines) using natural and organic products, then adding modern marketing and distribution practices and systems.

The products (initially bar and liquid soap, skin creams and detergents) already exist, but so far are only sold in the Philippines.

Investment funds are required to purchase increased raw materials from overseas, added labour and machinery and for initial marketing costs.

We are looking to Hong Kong to build a professional business model which can then be introduced into other countries as a proven business model, including a unique distribution system.