Global Project Support & Proprietary Investment Terms

1. Two enquiry directions

The website accepts two types of preliminary enquiry from different countries: support for an SKO project, and a request for SKO to consider investing its own capital in another project or business. It does not take payment, hold client money, issue shares or tokens, execute investments, or bind either party. An enquiry can be declined or paused without obligation.

2. Project support for SKO

A supporter may propose one of the following routes for a defined SKO project:

• voluntary project contribution: support with no ownership, repayment or return;
• sponsorship: support in exchange for agreed recognition or deliverables;
• grant or institutional funding: restricted support under the funder’s programme terms; or
• co-development partnership: shared work governed by a negotiated commercial agreement.

Outside support is not accepted for pooling or onward investment and does not give a financial return unless a separate, lawful commercial agreement expressly provides otherwise.

3. Proprietary investment by SKO

A project owner or business may ask SKO to consider providing capital. Any investment by SKO will use only capital personally owned by Sayaji Kakade or capital legally owned by the named SKO company. SKO does not accept, pool, manage or invest money belonging to outside investors. A proposal may involve equity, debt or another negotiated structure only after due diligence, specialist review and transaction-specific documents.

4. Contributions are not investments

A voluntary contribution does not provide shares, equity, voting rights, ownership, repayment, interest, profit participation or a financial return. It is not described as a charitable or tax-deductible donation unless a future project is received by an eligible entity and its written terms expressly say so.

5. No public investment offer or fund

A reference to investing in businesses or projects describes possible use of SKO’s proprietary capital and willingness to review proposals. It is not an offer to the public to buy securities, invest alongside SKO, place money under SKO’s management or participate in a collective investment. SKO does not offer fund units or interests in an investment pool. Any investment must be made by and received from the person or legal entity named in the transaction documents and may proceed only where lawful for the relevant countries and parties.

6. Due diligence and country eligibility

Before project-support money or confidential investment information is accepted, checks may cover identity, authority, beneficial ownership, source of funds, sanctions, anti-money-laundering risk, conflicts, tax residence, project rights, licences and the legal position in each relevant country. A business seeking SKO capital may also be asked for ownership, financial, technical and legal evidence. No transaction will knowingly proceed where prohibited, unlicensed or misleading.

7. Risk and independent advice

A request for SKO capital does not guarantee funding. Business and project investments can lose some or all capital and may be illiquid. Before a proprietary investment, the actual investor and recipient should receive project-specific risk information and obtain independent legal, tax and financial advice in the relevant jurisdictions. No public investor is invited and no return is promised through this website.

8. Currency, tax and costs

The proposal must identify the currency, receiving party, payment route and responsibility for bank charges, conversion, withholding, tax and reporting. The website does not provide tax advice and does not request card or banking credentials.

9. Project-specific agreement

No money should be sent until written terms identify the parties, country, project, amount, purpose, milestones, reporting, intellectual property, cancellation or exit rights, liability, governing law and dispute process. Voluntary contributions use the Contribution & Refund Policy and a project confirmation. A proprietary investment requires its own term sheet and final share, loan, joint-venture or other transaction documents; those documents take priority over the Contribution & Refund Policy.