Build To Sell to unlock massive returns

Putting your hard-earned money in startups carries a good deal of uncertainty. What if there was a better way? Great returns minus the roller coaster ride of deep uncertainty?

Favcy VB has cracked this code with their innovative Build-to-Sell (BTS) model, designed to create and nurture startups primed for successful exits.?

How does Favcy plan to make this happen?

Build to Sell, as the name suggests, quite literally means that Favcy will get hands-on and build a special cohort of startups that are strategically engineered for exits.

With this cohort of special startups, Favcy VB is hitting three birds with a single stone - high waiting time for ROI, illiquidity and high risk.

Here’s how:

1. A planned-exits approach means waiting time on your investment is reduced.

2. Lesser waiting time on ROI means reduced illiquidity.

3. Investing in a diverse cohort of startups backed by a VB mitigates risk.

This is how we have designed a safer, more predictable option in startup investment, maximizing the potential for investors to achieve significant profits within a planned time frame.

The BTS model is a game-changer in the venture capital space, focusing on identifying market opportunities, developing innovative products or services, and rapidly scaling businesses to attract potential acquirers At 1stCheque by Favcy VB, we are carefully selecting promising ideas, assembling talented teams, and providing strategic guidance.

Build To Sell is a win-win for all. How??Check out two companies that followed this model:

The Instagram Story

From Zero to $1 Billion in 18 Months

In 2010, Kevin Systrom and Mike Krieger launched Instagram, a photo-sharing app that would revolutionize the way we capture and share moments. Little did they know that their creation would become a global phenomenon and eventually be acquired by Facebook for a staggering $1 billion just 18 months later. Now that’s BUILD TO SELL!

Instagram's success story is a testament to the power of innovation, simplicity, and user experience. The app's clean interface and easy-to-use filters made it an instant hit among users, who quickly embraced the platform as a way to express themselves and connect with others through visual storytelling.

The impact of the acquisition on Instagram's early investors was equally significant. Benchmark Capital, which had invested $7 million in the company's Series A funding round, saw a return of nearly $200 million, a 28,571% return on investment. Andreessen Horowitz, another early investor, also reaped substantial profits from the deal.

The Success Story of Mint.com

From Startup to $170 Million Acquisition

Mint.com, a personal finance management startup, was founded in 2006 by Aaron Patzer. The company aimed to simplify the process of managing personal finances by offering users a free, easy-to-use platform that aggregated their financial accounts and provided insights into their spending habits.

Despite its growing popularity, Mint.com remained focused on its core mission of helping users manage their finances more effectively.

In September 2009, just three years after its founding, Mint.com was acquired by Intuit, the maker of QuickBooks and TurboTax, for $170 million. The acquisition was a significant win for Mint.com's investors, who saw a healthy return on their investments.

Mint.com's success story demonstrates that startups don't need to achieve unicorn status to make a significant impact and generate substantial returns for their investors. Lesson Learnt!

At 1stCheque, we are committed to transparency and collaboration with our investors. We provide regular updates on the progress of our startups, ensuring that our investors are well-informed and engaged throughout the process.?

Our ultimate goal is to create value for all stakeholders, including investors, entrepreneurs, and the end-users who benefit from the innovative products and services we help bring to market.

Don't miss out on this incredible opportunity to maximize your returns and be part of the next generation of successful startups. Join us on this exciting journey, and together, let's create the next Instagram or Mint.com!

Want to learn more about our approach and how you can add Build to Sell startups to your portfolio? Visit Build To Sell.