Investment in Ready-Made Portfolios may be undertaken through one of the following modalities, subject to the terms and conditions mutually agreed upon by the parties and following the applicable legal and regulatory frameworks:

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I. Single Investor Model

Under this arrangement, a sole investor assumes full responsibility for financing the entire project, providing the total capital required for its execution. The designated project entity—whether a public institution, an established private company, or a start-up—will serve as the implementing partner, tasked with executing all operational, technical, and administrative components of the project as outlined in the approved investment plan.

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The implementing entity is contractually obligated to ensure timely execution, submit regular performance and financial reports, and maintain transparency in project governance. The distribution of equity shares shall be negotiated and formally agreed upon by the parties before the execution of any binding agreements.

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II. Collective Investor Model (Multiple Investors)

This model allows for open and fractional participation, enabling multiple investors to contribute to the project. A minimum investment threshold is established, which determines each investor's proportional share of equity. Such participation entitles investors to a share in the profits and a voice in strategic decision-making processes.

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The management and implementation of the project will be carried out by the promoting entity, which will also retain a predefined equity stake. All roles, responsibilities, and terms of participation will be clearly defined and governed by formal agreements executed between the involved parties.