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SCHMITZUNIVERSE
Investor Relations

Investing in a structure, not in an idea

Schmitz Universe is being built. This page describes the model, the current state and the possible routes to working together – without figures that cannot be substantiated.

Investment case

The underlying rationale

Building a company is expensive because much of it is done for the first time: brand, software, sales channel, administration, legal. Anyone building several companies can do that work once and use it repeatedly.

Schmitz Universe organises exactly that: central resources, independent companies, clear levels of participation. The economic leverage lies in reuse, not in any single idea.

At the same time the current state must be named honestly: part of the portfolio is in the market, a larger part is being built and a further part is concept. The risk lies accordingly in execution.

Portfolio status

Where the portfolio stands today

Distribution of publicly listed entries by status. The overview is updated with every change in the portfolio.

5
Active

The company delivers services in the market.

11
Building

A product or operation exists but is not yet fully rolled out.

1
Joint Venture

Joint venture with partners; contracts not yet concluded or under implementation.

9
Concept

A worked-out idea without business operations.

Only publicly listed entries are counted. Pure ideas under Future Ventures are excluded.

Milestones

Where we stand

Progress with honest states – done, in progress, planned. No invented dates.

  1. First companies and brands in the marketDoneEvents, mobile space solutions, brand development
  2. Building the shared structureIn progressParent brand, portfolio order, central services
  3. Platforms moving towards marketIn progressManagement software, marketplaces, operating system
  4. Incorporation of the parent companyPlannedplanned Schmitz Universe GmbH
  5. International structuresPlannedHoldings outside Germany
  6. Non-profit foundationPlannedintended long term
Governance

Structure and steering

  • Parent company with central authority over strategy and brand
  • Independent companies with their own operational responsibility
  • Uniform reporting standards across all units
  • Separation of commercial activity and the planned non-profit structure
  • External legal and tax support for participations
Risks

What speaks against an investment

A sound assessment needs the other side of the argument too. These points belong on the table before structure or amounts are discussed.

  • Early stage: a substantial part of the portfolio does not yet generate meaningful revenue.
  • Breadth: several sectors at once tie up attention and capital.
  • Dependence on the founder at the current stage – addressed through central shared services and the gradual handover of operational responsibility to the individual companies.
  • Open structural questions: the parent company is in the process of being formed.
  • Market risk per company, particularly for platform models relying on network effects.
Documents

Data room

Documents such as presentations, plans and participation papers are not made publicly available. Access is granted personally through a protected area.

Legal note

This page is a corporate presentation. It does not constitute a public offer, an invitation to subscribe, a prospectus or investment advice. Financial information is provided exclusively on an individual basis and on the basis of verified documents.

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