Propel(x)

Start-ups

Invest in breakthrough science and technology startups.

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How you make money
Value
Minimum Investment
$
5000
Fees
0%
Target Return
Varied
Open to
Accredited Investors
Liquidity
Hard

How you make money

Propel(x) is an angel investment platform for deep technology companies. Propel(x) provides you will curated deal flow, personalized assistance from Propel(x)'s investor relations team, and insights from industry experts. You can choose from investments in sectors such as aerospace & transportation, life sciences, industrial technologies, energy & green technologies, IT & Communications, Food & Agriculture, and Financial Technology (FinTech).

How they make money

On brokered offerings, investors can choose to invest either directly or can invest as part of a Syndicate. Direct Investments are subject to a one-time 2% platform fee. Syndicate Investments are subject to a one-time 7.5% platform fee. If the investment generates a return, the Syndicate pays 10% carry upon exit to Planck Fund Management LLC, a subsidiary wholly owned by Propel(x) Inc which is registered as a venture capital firm in California.

Investment Risks

As with all private investments, the Syndicates are not liquid investments. As with direct investing, investors should expect to have their capital tied up for several years. Planck Fund Management or any successor manager will continue to operate the Syndicate in the event of Propel(x) Inc.’s bankruptcy, liquidation, dissolution, reorganization, or sale. Private Placements are a high-risk investment. An investment in this offering is speculative and an investor could experience an entire loss of principal. Private investments are highly illiquid and risky and are not suitable for all investors. There is no guarantee that an investment will be profitable or that there will ever be an exit strategy or an opportunity to liquidate the investment. Investments in early-stage private companies should only be part of your overall investment portfolio.

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