Australia's largest investment and capital raising platform

Commercial Real Estate finance marketplace assisting borrowers secure non-bank finance.

Targeting 6% annual distributions

Dealt Ltd (ASX: DET) has been established in response to the emergence of private, non-bank lenders in the $302 billion Australian and New Zealand Commercial Real Estate (CRE) lending market to provide alternative lending sources for borrowers. The Group’s objective is to achieve a 6% return via diversified business that will specialise in Commercial Real Estate (CRE) Debt Brokerage and Advisory, Lending and Funds Management.

Dealt has developed one of Australia’s first real time CRE finance marketplaces to assist borrowers secure non-bank finance. The Group will also look to drive secure income returns through the development of a diversified portfolio of secured commercial real estate loans across Australia and New Zealand.

Harvesting the discount from Share Purchase Plans

The COVID-19 pandemic has caused a wave of discounted capital raisings with ~$53 billion of discounted new shares issued in the last 12 months.

Share Purchase Plans (SPPs) allow individual shareholders to apply for up to $30,000 in shares at the same discounted price paid by institutions.  In the 12 months to 31 December, in-the-money SPPs were issued at an average 10% discount to the ASX closing price on the SPP closing date. But, you must be a shareholder before the SPP is announced.

SPP HarvesterTM gives you access to SPPs by buying you 1-share in 300 of the largest, liquid, operating companies listed on ASX.  It will identify and apply for in-the-money SPPs and automatically sell the new securities, efficiently recycling your capital into the next SPP. This automatically harvests the discount for SPPs, with minimum capital outlay, low establishment costs and minimal administration. 

Australia’s first clinically proven digital cardiac rehabilitation (CR) platform

If you survive a heart attack, you are 40% less likely to experience another attack… if you complete a cardiac rehabilitation program. Yet, 80% of heart attack survivors do not attend in-hospital, group-based cardiac rehabilitation.

Cardihab has an online cardiac rehabilitation platform to support cardiac patients in recovery and reduce hospital re-admissions and also provides clinicians with licenses to our digital health tools to deliver virtual care to patients.

This offer is restricted to professional, sophisticated, and experienced investors.  More info here.

Technology-driven full-service labour hire and recruitment business

Offer closed early via OnMarket due to overwhelming demand.

Hiremii Ltd (ASX: HMI) has two core business components, a fixed fee recruitment business and a recruitment and full-service labour hire business, providing digitised employee onboarding and labour hire. Both businesses utilise a propriety cloud-based platform (Hiremii Platform) which uses machine learning and AI to remove the tedious manual tasks associated with the recruitment and onboarding process, pre-vetting and shortlisting candidates based on employers’ specific requirements.

With 31 registered clients including UGL and PwC Australia, the Company achieved audited sales revenue of  ~A$6.2 million for FY2020, growth of 600% over the preceding 12 months.

Fintech disrupting SME lending ecosystem, focusing on capital needs of booming E-commerce businesses. 50% discount to IPO

Bloom Financial Group Ltd are building a highly defensible niche, with limited competition in a market segment that is yet to be penetrated. Bloom lends to online brands benefiting from the recent acceleration of ecommerce sales across Europe, and insulating Bloom from non-performing loans in the retail sector. Ecommerce lending portfolios can yield 20-30 %.

Distribution is built in through partnerships with Europe’s fragmented PSPs and Acquirers (who are under revenue pressure given regulatory fee caps), Marketplace partners and ecommerce platforms.

 This offer is restricted to professional, sophisticated and experienced investors.  More info here.