MDB Capital plans launch Public Ventures clearing, trading platform in 2024

MDB Capital Holdings released its annual letter to shareholders from its CEO and Co-Founder, Christopher Marlett, which read in part, “At MDB, our team leverages a proprietary intellectual property database to identify two types of opportunities and unlock value. “Big Idea” Companies: We partner with universities and inventors of “Big Ideas” that have the potential to become category leaders. These are typically early-stage opportunities, where we commit firm capital to form the company. In turn, we own a majority stake and are intimately involved in day-to-day operations. Undervalued Public Companies: We identify and partner with more mature public companies with undervalued technologies that possess significant leadership potential. We endeavor to take our fees in equity. So here, too, our interests are strategically aligned with all stakeholders. In both cases, we have a well-defined set of investment criteria. We then combine that with our community of experienced investors that commit not only their monetary capital, but their intellectual capital to help each company succeed. In short, we are not stock pickers at MDB. We are technology and business backers…As we enter the 2024 “season,” we couldn’t be more excited to know that our stadium is full of early supporters, our coaches and players know what success looks like, and our community is engaged to help expand and build the MDB franchise into something that could be truly legendary. With that in mind, here is a short-list of what we expect to accomplish in the year ahead: Spinning out our most recent “Big Idea” investment, Invizyne, which sets the stage for potentially significant value creation. Launching our Public Ventures clearing and trading platform to our community of investors and then more broadly to qualified and interested public venture investors. Expanding our Public Ventures community via referrals of engaged, value-creating investors. Finalizing terms and making investments in one or more new “Big Idea” companies. Partnering and financing more undervalued public companies that possess significant leadership potential.”