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• | are owned by its entrepreneurs, managers, stuff and former stuff. |
Or cooperatives and non-profit entities; Co-operative, public and non-profit co-owners; | |
• | are either debt-free or want to become so. |
• | be in harmony with nature and the environment (do not harm to the environment). |
• | do not sell unhealthy products to their customers. |
• | are fair to their workers (fair wages and good working conditions, profit share). |
The company must not make long-term operating losses (over 3 years). The company must not provide financial services or financial products. |
If these points are or will be compatible with your company, you are welcome to register your company now! The shares of other owners can be converted to cooperative shares. Interest-bearing debt can be converted or repaid. The company will receive ongoing support as long as it exists. |
• No redemption obligation that can lead to bankruptcy, just at income (1% of the claims however maximum 20% of the income) and a risk of loss contribution at profit (4%). • No interest-bearing debts or dividend-demanding investors anymore! • Eliminate all your interest-bearing debt! Get as much capital as you need! • At failure of the company there is no bankruptcy needed. Just a repayment if there are liquidation proceeds. The claims can be forwarded to a new or other company. • Also suitable for non-profit companies and entities if there is a proposed continuous income. |
Why is it so important that the company has no interest demanding debt A free market just works in a shortage market where there is a shortage of products or services. In a saturated free market with a surplus of products or services the company profits tend to 0. A company which makes no profit is not able to pay interest. That means if it has interest demanding debt it will go bankrupt. At banking crises the debt will become due. Because the company cannot repay it will be seized by the banks. |
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