Acosys is a self-founded company.
Many entrepreneurs, along with our own experiences, have shown us the benefits of not trying to attract VC money, if possible, into our business. Still, however, we believe that no harm can come of us keeping the lines of communication open with possible groups of investors.
Theoretically, our business model (iBOT) dictates that Acosys doesn't match the taste of most main-steam VCs. How can they cash in on their investment if we don't have a plan to go public or sell? How will they calculate the risk and return if we work on several projects that span a globe of subject matters?
The answer is simple: if investors are interested, they can consider funding one of our projects, as opposed to the Acosys company itself. When it's applicable and necessary, we are open to the idea of setting up a child company for operating a particular project. From there, the process well fits the needs of a VC investor.
