Investor Relations
Fowark is a privately-held technology company focused on deploying capital across a diversified range of global assets, businesses, and infrastructures with a long-term growth orientation.
Our fee structure
Fowark does not charge management fees or ongoing account fees.
Instead, we apply a 20% performance fee on realised investment gains.
Realised gains refer to profits from investments that have been sold and converted into cash.
A performance fee is calculated and applied at the end of each financial year based on realised gains during that period.
If an investor withdraws or sells their investment before year-end, the performance fee is calculated at the time of exit based on realised gains up to that point.
Where a performance fee has already been partially applied during the year, any remaining amount will be adjusted at exit to ensure the total fee charged does not exceed 20% of realised gains for the relevant period.
This ensures that performance fees are only ever charged once on the same profit and are consistently aligned with realised investment performance.
How does it work?
1. Express Your Interest
Prospective investors may contact Fowark directly through email to express their interest in becoming a shareholder. Our team will respond as soon as possible to discuss the company, answer questions, and provide further information regarding the investment process.
2. Shareholder Registration
Investors purchase shares in the company directly. Once payment has been successfully processed and documentation has been completed, the investor’s details are entered into Fowark’s internal shareholder registry.
5. Ongoing Ownership
Registered shareholders remain recorded within the company’s internal registry and may contact the company regarding their holdings, transfers, or withdrawal requests subject to company procedures and applicable agreements.
3. Capital Deployment
Capital raised by the company is strategically deployed across a diversified range of ventures, including public markets, private businesses, infrastructure, digital assets, real estate, and emerging technologies globally.
6. Withdrawal of Shares
Shareholders may request to withdraw or transfer their shares in accordance with the company’s internal processes, valuation procedures, and applicable shareholder terms at the time of the request.
4. Supporting Economic Growth
A portion of profits generated from global investments may be reinvested into opportunities connected to the New Zealand economy, including local businesses, infrastructure, and future development initiatives, supporting long-term economic participation and growth.