Projects with partial implementation, where the first stage has already been completed and demonstrates commercial viability, deserve special attention. Such projects, like the hydroponic agricultural holding in Spain, create a strong foundation for further scaling and attracting additional capital. Projects at the production organization stage offer opportunities for early-stage entry with potentially higher returns. Overall, the portfolio shows a diversity of stages and active work on development and investment attraction.

The portfolio's geographical strategy ensures the reduction of country risks through the distribution of assets across various jurisdictions with different rates of economic growth and market maturity levels. Presence in the European Union provides access to developed infrastructure and a stable legal environment, while projects in developing countries open up opportunities for higher returns with adequate risk management.

The Agriculture and Food Industry sector has 6 projects focused on aquaculture, hydroponics, vineyards, honey production, and product export. Energy and Ecology includes 4 projects, such as solar energy (including a 20 MW solar station), waste processing, and a food additive plant. Logistics and Trade comprises 3 projects, including logistics in the Canaries, diesel fuel supply, and car wash franchises. The structure is completed by one project each in the fields of Mining and Resources and Consulting.

The Odesa Yacht Port project, despite its suspension due to the geopolitical situation, remains a significant asset with fully developed project documentation and reserved funds for the first phase of construction (€70 million out of a total cost of €500 million). Should the situation stabilize, the project can be promptly implemented. Projects in the African region — mineral extraction and aquaculture development — are of interest due to growing demand for natural resources and protein products. The Logistics and Production Complex in the Canary Islands leverages the region's strategic geographical position between Europe, Africa, and America to create a transit hub. All these projects have undergone preliminary feasibility studies and are at various stages of preparation for implementation.

Projects with a high degree of readiness represent the lowest level of risk for investors and can provide a quick return on invested capital. Existing businesses have already confirmed their commercial viability and generate operational cash flow. Completed real estate objects are ready for lease or sale, which opens up opportunities for immediate monetization of investments.

In the manufacturing and construction sectors, projects include timber-frame houses, payment terminals, and two large solar energy projects, leveraging the growing demand for alternative energy sources. The wooden houses and eco-villages project covers several regions, emphasizing an international approach. The SPA complex in Lithuania continues to develop with a letter of intent, and the hydroponic agro-holding in Spain is successfully completing the first stage, preparing for expansion.

Strategic initiatives include the creation of international platforms and infrastructure that can provide a long-term competitive advantage. Projects in the food industry in Lithuania leverage access to clean natural resources and export opportunities to the European Union. IT projects address the growing demand for digital services and technological solutions in the context of global digitalization of the economy. The development of winemaking in Spain combines production assets with the tourism potential of wine regions.