On August 17th, the highly anticipated U.S. investment immigration KLM project briefing was held again at the Beijing office at the request of many investors. This briefing specially invited Mr. Dale Oswald and Ms. Queenie Cao, the Senior Project Consultant and Chief Marketing Officer of KLM, respectively.
At the meeting, Dale Oswald introduced that KLM has a long history, having produced timber since 1918, making it a large multinational enterprise headquartered in Austria. The KLM project has a very comprehensive financial plan and an experienced management team to operate the future construction and operation of the project. The highlight of this project is that the investment amount from each investor will enter into a real industry production project.
Dale Oswald Mr. provided a detailed industry introduction to investors regarding the production process of timber, how to reduce inventory risks, and how finished products are sold, particularly highlighting KLM's proud case: to support the 2008 Beijing Olympics, a 37-kilometer seaside boardwalk was built at the sailing competition venue in Qingdao, with all the timber imported from KLM by Chinese contractors.
Dale Oswald Mr. emphasized that the funding structure of this project is very simple and clear, with KLM Group's headquarters investing 3.8 million U.S. dollars, accounting for 33% of the entire funding structure, EB-5 investors contributing 4.95 million U.S. dollars, accounting for 44%, and the government contributing 2.6 million U.S. dollars, accounting for 23%. The total number of investors recruited for the project is 99, and the recruitment is nearing completion, with 90 clients already subscribed, leaving about 10 seats available. The number of clients whose funds have reached the escrow account has exceeded 60.
Dale Oswald Mr. provided an in-depth interpretation
Regarding why various levels of the U.S. government are willing to invest 2.6 million U.S. dollars for a foreign company to build a timber processing center in the U.S., Dale Oswald Mr. believes that the government values KLM's development as a leading enterprise, the job opportunities it can create locally, and the tax and fiscal revenue it generates; secondly, the government does not want to see local workers leave. Currently, with significant government investment and support, the project has commenced, creating 350 direct jobs locally.
Dale Oswald Mr. answered questions from clients
Regarding the advantages of KLM, Dale Oswald Mr. believes that the project is led by an industry leader with a century of successful experience; the project is located in the timber production area, with unique advantages in transportation, and the site selection fully meets the immigration bureau's requirements; EB-5 investors enjoy the first priority mortgage rights; this project has strong support from federal, county, and local governments, ensuring the smooth progress of the project; the project has already commenced.
Through Dale Oswald Mr.'s detailed and in-depth explanation, the confidence of the investors present increased significantly, and they actively interacted with Dale Oswald Mr. with questions. Some investors expressed that KLM is currently a high-quality and secure project in the U.S. investment immigration market, with only 10 seats left, and they will seize the opportunity to sign quickly.
