BEFORE THE POSSIBILITY OF OWNERSHIP
Understand the long game.
Private investing involves substantial risk. Lower minimums would make an investment more accessible; they would not make it safer.
Last updated October 29, 2026
There is no investment available here
Korthys is validating demand and developing a product concept. No securities are being offered through this website and no investment funds are collected. Requests and indicated amounts are non-binding. Conceptual portfolios, fictional companies, pooling illustrations, and illustrative demand totals are not available investments or actual performance.
You could lose the full amount
Private companies can underperform, need further funding, or fail completely. A future investment could lose some or all of its value. Neither Korthys's mission nor community interest in a company is evidence that an investment would be appropriate or successful.
Your money could be tied up for years
Private securities generally do not trade as easily as public stocks. Transfers may be restricted, buyers may not exist, and a sale may not be permitted. You should not assume that you could sell when you want or recover your investment by a particular date.
An IPO is only one possible outcome
A company could be acquired, offer a tender, support a secondary transaction, go public, remain private indefinitely, or fail. No outcome or liquidity event is guaranteed. Even an exit does not guarantee a profit or full recovery of invested capital.
Information and pricing can be uncertain
Private-company information may be limited, less frequent, or difficult to compare. Valuations can be uncertain and may not reflect a realizable sale price. Indicated community demand is not a company valuation, stock price, investment recommendation, or forecast.
Pooling does not remove risk
A possible pooled structure could introduce fees, expenses, administration, tax considerations, transfer limits, conflicts of interest, and differences between direct share ownership and an interest in a vehicle. Small minimums would depend on the final structure and economics. Specific terms would need to be assessed for each future opportunity.
Access and eligibility may differ
Any future access would depend on applicable laws, location, offering structure, investor eligibility, limits, partners, and availability. Requesting a company does not guarantee that it can or will be made available, or that you would be eligible to participate.
Read the actual documents first
This is a general introduction, not a complete list of investment risks or personalized advice. Any future opportunity would require its own disclosures and documentation. Consider your circumstances, ability to sustain losses, time horizon, and independent professional advice before making an investment decision.