Participate in the construction and operation of major convention and exhibition centers (IECs) with capital appreciation potential of up to 30% per year
+ 26,2% projected return*
Чаще всего создаётся SPV (Special Purpose Vehicle):
Most commonly, an SPV (Special Purpose Vehicle) is established:
Even in a negative scenario, the returns remain attractive
Positive
30,2%
Base
26,2%
Negative
22,7%
Historically, it has shown growth three times higher than inflation and 4.3 times higher than bank deposits
Over the past two years, Class A exhibition venues have been fully booked up to 18 months in advance. The share of vacant dates in the calendar has reached a record low of just 0.3%. The rental price per 1 m² of exhibition space has increased by 40% over the past two years.
Large corporations and the public sector account for approximately 60% of the event calendar. According to expert estimates, demand for business events over the next three years will increase by 2.7×, requiring the commissioning of 17 million square meters of new multifunctional spaces.
Just 6 months after the fund is established, you will begin receiving rental income from exhibition spaces directly to your bank account. Payments are made quarterly — every three months.
The fund’s return within the strategy is generated from two key sources:
Rental income: the fund receives income from organizers of international exhibitions and forums, as well as from retail zone tenants. This profit is distributed to investors on a quarterly basis.
Business capitalization: exhibition real estate in major hubs has historically increased in value (by 20–30% per year). Income from asset value appreciation is realized upon completion of the fund’s term or upon exit from the project.
Management is carried out by a professional team bringing together financial experts and specialized operators from the exhibition industry. We take care of all processes — from creating a unique event calendar and attracting sponsors to the technical maintenance of the pavilions.
Diversification: the fund holds stakes in several multifunctional convention and exhibition centers (IECs), which is significantly safer than owning a single asset.
Professional operator: the “key” to the project is an experienced exhibition company. Without its expertise, the center would remain just “empty concrete,” while fund investors automatically gain access to this know-how.
Unique demand: unlike office real estate, demand for EXPO venues is supported by government programs and a structural shortage of platforms for international dialogue.
In the current environment, exhibition real estate looks more attractive than residential property.
Investing in EXPO: returns above the market average driven by event-based marketing, no hassle with renovations or tenant search, professional management, and inflation protection through annual contract indexation.
Buying an apartment: a high entry threshold (from several million), low returns (rarely above 4–5% per annum), and the need for constant personal involvement in management.
Conclusion: in conditions of a shortage of Class A venues, the fund offers a more profitable and truly passive way to generate income.
The recommended investment term is 5 years. During this period, the asset progresses from construction (or modernization) to a fully booked event calendar, allowing the maximum potential for value growth to be realized. We plan to list the fund on an exchange. After trading begins, you will be able to sell your units at market price at any time, subject to available demand.