Shareholder. Big Money in Small Companies

Valery Zolotuhin - the founder and CEO of the international investment company IMPACT Capital with a capitalization of over 30 million dollars, talks about his life path and shares secrets of effective investment strategies. Warren Buffett has averaged an annual return of 20.5%, Peter Lynch in the Fidelity Magellan fund - 29%, while the unparalleled Jim Simons from Renaissance Technologies - 66%. Is it realistic for companies from Russia to rise to the top of the investment Olympus, and can ordinary retail investors at least get close to these figures? The author of the book claims it is! Valery's long-term investment strategy with his team in small-cap companies over an eight-year period has resulted in an average annual return of over 70%. Such returns were achieved through investments in private companies such as VIVO, 'Dodo Pizza', Yogurt Shop, TECHNORED, Clan 6, and public ones - TCS Group, Teradyne, Bank 'Saint Petersburg', 'Mechel', and others. Valery discusses overcoming crises and failures, as well as unique strategies of 'active ownership', 'capital rescue', acquiring a stake in a business for competencies, media equity, leveraged buyouts, collective investments, using psychology in assessing founders, and developing an IT system for finding undervalued assets around the world. The book is recommended for private investors and entrepreneurs looking to take their business to the next level, as well as for anyone interested in the topic of generating passive income and growing capital!