Project financing

Where to get money for maritime company development?

Many people in Gdynia have great ideas for logistics or new port services, but lack the cash to start. At Gdynia Venture Point, we know that banks often don't understand the specifics of the sea. Before you get a loan, you have to fill out a ton of papers, and they might still refuse you. We act differently. We look for concrete solutions that allow you to buy equipment, rent a warehouse, or hire people right when you need it.

Investor talks without stress

Knocking on the doors of people with big money can be stressful. Often you don't know what to say to avoid appearing like an amateur. We will prepare you for such a conversation. We will check your plan, fix the numbers, and tell you honestly what in your idea holds water and what needs to be changed. We have contacts with local investors from the Tri-City who know how money is made in logistics and aren't afraid to get into a good business.

Clear rules and simple documents

We don't like fluff and complicated words. Our contracts are written in plain language, not lawyer-speak that no one understands. The point is for each party to know what they are signing up for. If we agree on a specific percentage or return, that's what it should be. No hidden costs or fine print at the bottom of the page. At Gdynia Venture Point, we focus on a fair deal because in this city everyone knows each other and reputation is everything.

What can you get support for?

• Purchase of specialized equipment for handling or transport.
• Implementation of simple IT systems that speed up warehouse work.
• Money to rent your first office space close to the port.
• Capital to survive the first months before the first clients pay invoices.

We treat every project humanly. Come to us at al. Zwycięstwa, we'll drink coffee and talk about specifics. We don't promise miracles, but we promise we'll do what's in our power so you have something to build your company with. In Gdynia there is no time for waiting; here you have to act while the ship is in port.