Important Notice

This section is for informational purposes only and does not constitute an offer or solicitation to invest.

Gratitude Invest Pte Ltd is a family office that deploys principal capital. We engage in co-investment partnerships only with qualified/accredited investors as defined by applicable securities laws, and only in jurisdictions where such activities are permitted. All investments carry risk, including potential loss of capital. Past performance is not indicative of future results.

Our Partnership Approach

Gratitude Invest operates primarily as a family office deploying principal capital. From time to time, we consider partnerships with qualified institutional investors, family offices, and high-net-worth individuals on specific opportunities where there is strong alignment on strategy, values, and time horizons.

By Invitation Only

We do not solicit capital publicly or operate pooled investment vehicles open to the general public. Partnership opportunities are extended selectively based on existing relationships, introductions, and mutual alignment assessment.

Qualified Investors

We engage only with investors who meet applicable regulatory definitions of "accredited investor," "qualified purchaser," "professional investor," or equivalent status under relevant securities laws. Qualification requirements vary by jurisdiction.

Deal-by-Deal Structure

Co-investment opportunities are presented on a transaction-specific basis. Each investment is structured as a separate entity or arrangement with bespoke terms, governance, and documentation tailored to the specific opportunity.

Alignment & Transparency

We invest our own capital alongside co-investment partners in every transaction. We provide comprehensive investment memoranda, regular reporting, and full transparency into our decision-making process and portfolio management.

Typical Partnership Terms

Investment Size

Minimum Co-Investment: USD 1,000,000 per opportunity

We structure partnerships to ensure meaningful alignment and efficient administration. Minimum thresholds may vary by transaction size and structure.

Hold Period

Typical Duration: 5-10+ years

Our investment approach requires patient capital and long-term commitment. Early redemptions are generally not permitted. Liquidity events are determined by optimal value realization timing.

Governance

Decision-Making: Gratitude Invest retains investment management and operational control

Co-investors receive comprehensive information rights and reporting but do not participate in day-to-day investment decisions. Major decisions (e.g., asset sales, refinancing) may require consent.

Economics

Structure: Direct co-investment with pro-rata economics

We generally do not charge management fees or carried interest on co-investments. Transaction costs and ongoing expenses are shared pro-rata. Specific terms are negotiated for each opportunity.

Reporting

Frequency: Quarterly written updates plus annual audited financials

Co-investors receive detailed investment memoranda, quarterly portfolio company performance reports, financial statements, and ad hoc updates on material developments.

Legal Structure

Vehicles: SPVs, limited partnerships, or direct holdings as appropriate

Each co-investment is documented with comprehensive legal agreements including subscription documents, partnership agreements, and investor side letters where applicable.

Partnership Process

Our partnership process is designed to ensure thorough mutual assessment, regulatory compliance, and complete alignment before any capital commitment.

1

Introduction & Initial Dialogue

Initial conversation to understand investment mandate, experience, time horizons, and values alignment. Exchange of background information and preliminary qualification assessment.

Ongoing / As Opportunities Arise
2

Investor Qualification

Formal verification of accredited/qualified investor status per applicable regulations. Completion of Know Your Customer (KYC) and Anti-Money Laundering (AML) procedures. Legal and compliance review.

1-2 weeks
3

Confidentiality & Information Sharing

Execution of non-disclosure agreement (NDA). Sharing of investment pipeline, historical performance data (if applicable), and general partnership framework. Discussion of specific co-investment interests and parameters.

Ongoing
4

Deal-Specific Presentation

When a suitable opportunity arises, presentation of detailed investment memorandum, financial models, due diligence materials, and proposed terms. Q&A sessions and management meetings (where possible).

2-4 weeks
5

Legal Documentation & Closing

Negotiation and execution of partnership agreements, subscription documents, and related legal documentation. Coordination with legal and tax advisors. Capital call and funding. Transaction closing.

3-6 weeks

Ideal Co-Investment Partners

Family Offices

Multi-generational family offices seeking direct investment opportunities with experienced operators. Preference for long-term, value-oriented strategies aligned with family values.

Institutional Investors

Foundations, endowments, pension funds, and insurance companies seeking private market exposure with strong downside protection and patient capital approach.

High Net Worth Individuals

Experienced business owners and investors with deep sector knowledge who can contribute operational expertise alongside capital.

Strategic Investors

Corporations or industry participants seeking aligned investment opportunities in adjacent sectors or geographies with potential for strategic synergies.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I qualify as an eligible co-investor?

Qualification requirements vary by jurisdiction but generally require status as an accredited investor, qualified purchaser, professional investor, or equivalent under applicable securities laws. This typically means meeting minimum income, net worth, or institutional asset thresholds. We also assess investment experience, sophistication, and alignment with our approach.

What is the typical commitment period and liquidity profile?

Our investments typically have 5-10+ year hold periods with no guaranteed liquidity prior to exit events. Co-investors should expect to commit capital for the full duration of the investment. Secondary transfers may be permitted subject to approval and right of first refusal.

Are there management fees or performance fees?

We generally do not charge management fees or carried interest on co-investments, as we are investing our own principal capital alongside partners. Transaction costs, due diligence expenses, and ongoing operating costs are shared pro-rata. Specific economic terms are negotiated for each opportunity.

How frequently are co-investment opportunities presented?

Opportunities are sporadic and dependent on our deal pipeline and investment committee approvals. Qualified partners may see 1-3 opportunities per year, though this varies significantly based on market conditions and our investment pace.

Can I invest across multiple geographies and strategies?

Yes, qualified co-investors may participate in opportunities across our full range of strategies (private equity, infrastructure, maritime, special situations) and geographies (global mandate). Each opportunity is presented separately with no obligation to participate in subsequent deals.

What level of involvement do co-investors have?

Co-investors receive comprehensive information rights and regular reporting but do not participate in day-to-day investment management or portfolio company operations. Gratitude Invest retains investment control and operational decision-making authority.

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If you are a qualified investor interested in exploring potential partnership opportunities, we welcome an introductory conversation.

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