Executive Summary
Tejoori Limited`s investment strategy is to achieve long term capital growth through active investment in Sharia compliant ventures worldwide. The investment strategy of the Company is wide and is not restricted by reference to any market sector or geographic location. Investments may be made in start-up ventures, more mature businesses, asset portfolios and/ or those whose shares are already publicly traded. There is also no restriction on the amount that might be invested in any one particular opportunity or the percentage of ownership that any investment might represent of the investee company. Accordingly, if thought appropriate, the Company could acquire 100 per cent. of an investee business. The Company will also be flexible in terms of the way in which it makes its investments and is likely to use finance obtained from third party sources to leverage its investments. Such finance will be structured so as to be Sharia compliant. Depending upon the nature and number of the investment opportunities to which the Company commits it may have a relatively concentrated portfolio of investments, the majority of which are likely to be unquoted or unlisted. The Company intends to invest on the basis of a medium to long term strategy, with the aim of realising investments (through trade sale, secondary refinancing or flotation) when the Board believes the realisation would be in the best interests of the Company, ideally within a three to five year time frame. The Company will, if appropriate, utilise the contacts of its shareholders to identify suitable investment opportunities and will, if appropriate, offer its shareholders the opportunity to co-invest. The Board will retain overall control of the investment policy of the Company and all investments to be made by the Company will require the prior approval of the Board and its Sharia advisers and, when applicable, Shareholders. Following approval of an investment by the Board, its Sharia advisers and, when applicable, Shareholders, the Board will take an active hands-on approach to the implementation and monitoring of an investment, including taking board positions on investee companies where desirable and appropriate. The Directors undertake to propose a resolution for the winding-up of the Company if no investments have been made within 12 months of Admission.
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