Capital for projects, ideas and companies
We invest in what you're building.
From an idea on paper to a company ready to grow, we put capital and experience behind the people building it.
01 · What we invest in
From a first idea to a company that grows.
ABM Investments backs projects, ideas and companies at different stages. What they share is a team that knows where it's going and a plan worth putting capital behind.
Ideas and projects
A clear idea, a plan and the people to carry it. We can come in early, when capital and guidance matter most.
Entrepreneurs
Founders building something new, from a first product to the first customers who prove it works.
Growing companies
Businesses with a track record that need capital and a partner to reach their next market or their next scale.
Partnerships
Companies and organizations that want to work alongside us on projects worth backing.
Have something in motion? Pitch your project
02 · How it works
From first pitch to lasting growth.
Step 1: Pitch
Tell us what you're building and what you need.
Step 2: Review
Our team studies every project we receive.
Step 3: Conversation
We meet the people behind it and dig into the plan.
Step 4: Terms
If it's a fit, we agree on a structure that works for both sides.
Step 5: Launch
Capital and support go to work.
Step 6: Growth
We stay close as the project grows.
03 · More than capital
Capital is the start. Gravity does the rest.
Money gets a project moving. What keeps it on course is the pull of experience, people and partners.
Capital
Investment sized to the stage of the project.
Strategy
A partner at the table when decisions matter.
Network
Introductions to people, partners and customers.
Operations
Help with the systems that let a business scale.
Visibility
ABM's experience in marketing and events, when it helps.
04 · What we look for
Before we commit, we look for this.
Every project is different, and every review is done case by case. These are the things we always look for.
People who know the problem
Founders and teams who have lived the problem they're solving and won't let go of it.
A plan you can explain
Where the money goes, what it makes possible and how you'll know it's working.
Proof, at any size
A prototype, first customers, a waiting list or a track record: something real to build on.
Room to grow
A market and a model that can carry the business further than where it is today.
Ambition with discipline
Big goals, careful steps. We back people who are bold and honest about the risks.
05 · Pitch your project
Tell us what you're building.
Entrepreneurs, companies and partners: tell us about your project, share your documents and our team will review it.
- Pitch deck
- Business plan or one-pager
- Financials
- Demo or video
Nothing on this website is an offer to sell, or a solicitation of an offer to buy, any security or investment. Submitting a project does not create any obligation for you or for ABM Investments; every investment decision is made case by case.
06 · Questions
Straight answers.
- What do you invest in?
- Projects, ideas and companies at different stages, from an entrepreneur's first plan to an established business ready to grow. Tell us about yours.
- How much do you invest?
- It depends on the project, its stage and what it needs. We talk about amounts once we've reviewed it and met the team.
- Do you only invest in money?
- Capital is the start. Depending on the project, we also bring strategy, introductions and ABM's experience in marketing and events.
- How are investments structured?
- Case by case: equity, partnerships or other agreements, always set out clearly in writing before anything moves.
- What should I send in a first message?
- What you're building, where it stands and what you need, with links to your deck, business plan, financials or a demo (view-only links from Google Drive, Dropbox or DocSend). If something is confidential, tell us and we'll agree how to share it: pitch your project.
- Will I hear back?
- Our team reviews every project we receive and reaches out when there's a fit to explore further.
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