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Investment Qualification

Is Your Opportunity Ready for Review?

Before submitting a project, applicants should confirm that they can provide clear information across eight areas.

Readiness Checklist

What Every Submission Should Explain

The Opportunity

What market problem or customer requirement does the project address?

The Business Model

How will the project generate sustainable revenue?

The Market

Who are the customers, and what evidence supports demand?

The Management Team

Who will lead and operate the project?

The Investment

How much capital is required, and how will it be used?

The Applicant Contribution

What capital, land, licences, technology, contracts or expertise will the project owner contribute?

The Regulatory Position

Which licences and approvals exist, and which are still required?

The Implementation Plan

How long will development take, and what are the principal milestones?

Preliminary Scoring

How Submissions Are Prioritised

The internal system may score submissions across ten areas to establish an initial priority order.

Evaluation areaSuggested weight
Strategic fit10%
Market demand15%
Business model15%
Financial potential15%
Management capability10%
Applicant contribution10%
Regulatory feasibility10%
Competitive advantage5%
Scalability5%
Risk and sustainability5%

The scoring system is for preliminary prioritisation only. It does not replace professional due diligence or management approval.

Warning Signs

Submissions Requiring Additional Review

Submissions containing any of the following may require further verification before assessment continues.

  • No clear customer or market
  • Unrealistic financial projections
  • Guaranteed-return claims
  • Unverified licences
  • Unclear ownership
  • No applicant contribution
  • Incomplete financial information
  • Unproven technology
  • Unidentified management
  • Significant unresolved legal issues
  • Requests for immediate funding without due diligence
  • Inconsistent documents

The company retains the right to reject incomplete, unsuitable or unverifiable submissions.