A: No. The company is dormant by design. It has been fully structured with seven subsidiaries and £1 billion in undeployed assets, but it has not yet commenced trading or revenue generation.
A: Skydatasol Holdings Ltd is 100% owned and controlled by its founder, Francesco Dergano. No outside investors, shareholders, or lenders are involved as of now.
A: No. The asset base remains fully intact and is not being sold, borrowed against, or liquidated. Investor capital is used to activate operations, not to access or offload asset value.
A: The minimum commitment is £25,000 for general investors. Higher tiers may be required for board access, strategic voting, or operational participation.
A: Investors may be issued Class A voting shares or Class B preference shares, depending on contribution size and agreement. All terms are documented in the shareholder agreement.
A: Shares are transferable only with written approval from the company to ensure group stability. Exit mechanisms (buyback, acquisition, or reclassification) will be introduced after activation.
A: 100% of funds are ring-fenced for group activation: administrative setup, compliance, contracts, key hires, infrastructure rollout, and early project capitalisation.
A: Skydatasol is not a conceptual startup. It has legal structure, sector strategy, brand architecture, internal governance, digital infrastructure, and pre-mapped activation pathways. It simply hasn't been activated yet due to strategic timing.
A: The primary risk is operational: as a dormant company, success depends on post-investment execution. However, risk is reduced by:
A: We anticipate shareholder exits via:
A: Yes. All prospective investors must complete a 1-on-1 founder call before formal onboarding.
A: Start by downloading the prospectus and booking a call. If you're interested after that, you can sign an NDA and submit a Letter of Intent.
