When and how could I see a return on my investment? | Doroni FAQ
Reg A Investing FAQ
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As an equity investor, you are purchasing private ownership shares in our company. Current projections indicate that potential ways investors might eventually realize a return are through a successful future exit, if one occurs.
The two primary exit scenarios we are currently planning for are:
An Initial Public Offering (IPO): We aim to potentially list on a public stock exchange as the company grows and achieves key milestones, such as FAA certification and scaling production. In this scenario, your private shares are planned to be converted into publicly tradable stock. To prepare for this potential milestone, Doroni Aerospace has officially reserved the NASDAQ Ticker “$DRNI”.
A Strategic Acquisition: A larger aerospace, automotive, or technology company may choose to acquire Doroni to enter the personal eVTOL market. Under this scenario, your private shares are planned to be purchased or converted into cash or shares of the acquiring company.
Additionally, a future secondary market or other liquidity event may become available, although any of these outcomes remain uncertain.
Regarding a potential timeline, because we are an early-stage company currently in the product development phase, there is no guaranteed timeline or specific projected return on investment (ROI). Early-stage investing is inherently high-risk, and there is always a possibility that you could lose your entire investment.
For all officially disclosed information regarding our business development and strategic direction, please refer to our Form 1-A filed with the SEC.
