Will you take a board seat? How do you approach governance?
Governance is tailored to the situation. We usually request information rights and may take a board observer role. A full board seat is case-by-case. Our aim is constructive oversight that supports the listing process and public-company discipline.
How long does it take to close and to list?
Indicatively, 6–10 weeks from term alignment to closing (timing depends on readiness and jurisdiction). A US listing is generally targeted within 12–18 months, subject to market conditions, audit cadence, and regulator/venue timelines.
What equity stake and structure do you target?
Typically 5–15% minority ownership via a dedicated SPV, with customary minority protections (information rights, vetoes on fundamental actions, pro-rata, and—where appropriate—board observer rights). We do not seek operational control.
Which documents are required for due diligence?
A standard package that includes: corporate/constitutional documents for all entities in the group, cap table (fully diluted), key contracts, financials (Balance Sheet, P&L/Income Statement, Cash Flow, General Ledger, AR/AP aging), tax filings, audit reports (if any), litigation/disputes, IP register, compliance policies, and a detailed use of proceeds.
What types of companies can’t you work with?
We cannot invest in companies based in or controlled from sanctioned jurisdictions. We also do not invest in gambling or crypto businesses. Additional exclusions may apply
case-by-case to meet regulatory and LP requirements
What do you offer apart from financing?
IPO readiness (equity story, comps, financial model), investor relations support, intros to capital markets partners, timeline/venue guidance, media and disclosure prep, and ongoing
buy-side feedback.
What is the process like?
- Intro & screening: quick fit check on market, metrics, and listing path.
- Indicative terms: non-binding proposal and alignment on use of proceeds.
- Confirmatory due diligence: legal/financial/operational review.
- SPV & closing: final docs, funds flow, governance rights.
- Go-public prep: equity story, comps, IR materials, timetable, venue selection.
- Post-close: ongoing support through listing and the initial public phase.
Are you open to all geographies?
We partner with companies globally provided they plan a US listing and meet US regulatory, accounting, and disclosure standards. Local legal and tax considerations must be compatible with our SPV structure.
At what stage do you invest?
Late-stage private companies preparing for a US public listing (NASDAQ/NYSE/OTCQB) or uplisting. We typically work with businesses that can credibly target a listing within 12–18 months
Who should I reach out to?
Please contact our IR team via the website form
(topic: “IR / Capital”) or email info@amistatcapital.com. If you’re fundraising, include a 1-pager, latest metrics, and target timeline.
Johann Dechant is a serial entrepreneur and strategic advisor with extensive experience in digital media, healthcare, SaaS, IT infrastructure, and alternative investments. Johann has been establishing and scaling ventures in healthcare, SaaS, and publishing, as well as co-founding a data center infrastructure provider.
He works with entrepreneurs and investors on product development, strategy, and financial structuring, leveraging a strong network across multiple industries and markets in Europe, the UAE, and emerging regions.
As an angel investor, he has backed ventures such as US Bitcoin, the Hut8 merger, Collective Ace, and Virtex Stadium.
George Zoidze is a seasoned professional with more than twenty-five years of experience in the investment, merchant banking, and financial services industries.
Mr. Zoidze served as Chairman and Member of the Supervisory Board of Investbank in the Republic of Georgia. He later co-founded PRIMACAPITAL I.F.C. Ltd., a consulting firm through which he advised on multiple mergers and acquisitions across the European Union in sectors as diverse a telecommunications, information technology, media, and cosmetics.
His expertise has also been sought in senior corporate governance roles, including as CFO and Director of Aurora Acquisition Corp., as well as Director of Accordium Advisory AG, an independent consulting company specializing in SPACs and Capital Pool Companies seeking transactions in the EU. Mr. Zoidze holds a Master’s degree in Economics and a diploma from the Harvard Law School Negotiation Institute.
Ivan Lunegov is a capital markets advisor, investor, and entrepreneur with over 15 years of experience. He has participated in more than 160 IPOs as an investor and has personally advised and guided over 25 companies through the IPO process.
Ivan serves on the boards of publicly traded companies and specializes in cross-border listings, corporate governance, and growth strategies for emerging businesses. Throughout his career, he has founded and managed consulting and investment firms focused on helping companies access global capital markets and unlock long-term value.
In addition to his advisory practice, Ivan continues to invest in public companies and support innovative ventures at the intersection of finance and technology.