from: Daniel MacRae <danielmacrae@yahoo.com>
date: Aug 22, 2020, 8:40 PM
subject: Re: Greetings
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Greetings
Thank you for your time. we were informed of your company interest to seek out investment funding. We wish to bring to your attention the activities of Direct Capital with the aim of creating a platform for possible mutual profitable collaboration between Direct Capital and your organization through project development in viable sectors.
Direct Capital a leading national entity which provides development aid to Corporations, Entrepreneurs, and Investors in the form of concessionary loans and administering grants on behalf of the Direct Capital. The aim is to finance development projects in a wake to create positive economic impact and long-term value for our investors, the companies we invest in, and the communities in which we work order to support efforts to achieve economic and social development. Currently Direct Capital is considering investments in viable projects outside European region.
Direct Capital is interested in offering project financing to viable projects globally on a 3.5% loan basis. Direct Capital is ready and interested to consider projects and investment initiatives globally which can generate about 10% ROI to the project owner annually.
We are open and ready to discuss possible collaboration with project owners, investors, investment brokers and general business facilitators if our offer for funding and cooperation as highlighted above is within the acceptable funding needs for your projects or investment initiative.
Attached is our company profile.
Warm Regards
Daniel MacRae
Investment Officer,
Direct Capital Investment Limited.
Direct Email: danielmacrae@yahoo.com
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