According to the sub-director of CMC's Development Office, Juceline Paquete, the program falls within the scope of this institution's mission of regulating, inspecting, supervising and promoting the capital market in Angola. Lasting for three years, he added, the initiative also takes place within the framework of actions to promote the capital market, allowing the Angolan economy to have more and diversified financing options (crowdfunding and venture capital), boosting sustainable growth.
For the maturation of the companies, according to the person in charge, the program obeys seven phases, which begin with the application period, evaluation and selection of companies, mentoring process, carrying out the roadshow to potential investors, attracting financing, investment and governance and the admission to the alternative segment of the Exchange.
With this program, startups, small and medium-sized companies are expected to gain more robustness and be better prepared for the adversities of the increasingly competitive market.
