BHIVE is in a capital intensive business and thus requires capital for expansion and growth. This capital would be used towards the Opex/Capex of the Business.
In a Real Estate Investment Trust (REIT), you won’t have the option to invest in a particular property you are interested in. Instead you will invest in a fund structure that is managed by a fund manager who decides how the capital is used. For example, a REIT may include multiple assets like Retail, Hospitality, Offices, Solar Parks etc, in a pooled manner which may be sold / bought by the manager at his discretion at any time.
In contrast, BHIVE is a platform allowing you access to different investment opportunities. You decide to participate based on your choice. You directly decide when to enter / exit any particular asset basis your own evaluation of rental returns and capital appreciation over time. You can also visit the property to know exactly where you have invested.
NRIs can invest through their domestic NRO account.
The Investment will be structured either through a Partnership or a LLP Agreement, the Investor would need to Sign the agreement and provide KYC details.
Immediately, based on the chosen investment opportunity and post KYC verification. The returns from the investment will start one month after the investment is made.
No, it depends on the topline generated by the company on a monthly basis.
No, however, any individual wishing to exit can find a secondary buyer to sell their share in the investment at the prevailing market rate.
The minimum investment amount is INR 10,00,000 and tenure is 9/10 years.
It is a method to raise capital for high growth businesses where investors inject growth capital in exchange for a percentage of future monthly revenues, also known also as Revenue Sharing or Royalty based financing and this concept has been around since the 1980’s.