FAQs

What is the proposed private investment opportunity?

Automobili La’Bergitla Endurance Series is inviting eligible investors to register interest in a proposed private investment opportunity relating to the development of its 100% electric endurance racing platform.

 

This is not an Initial Public Offering, not a public share offer, and not a sale of shares to the general public. Instead, any potential investment is expected to be structured through a special purpose vehicle, or another private investment structure, established to participate in, fund, or support the development of Automobili La’Bergitla Endurance Series and its related motorsport, technology, energy, infrastructure, media, hospitality, sponsorship and event-rights activities.

 

The opportunity is described as “proposed” because no investment is guaranteed to proceed. Any investment would be subject to investor eligibility checks, jurisdictional checks, due diligence, formal investment documentation, risk disclosures, and final acceptance by the relevant investment vehicle.

Only eligible private, professional, sophisticated, accredited, qualified, institutional or equivalent investors may be permitted to access further information or participate, depending on the laws and investor classification rules applicable in their jurisdiction.

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What is the role of the SPV in the proposed private investment opportunity?

The proposed investment is expected to be structured through a special purpose vehicle, or another private investment structure, created to support the funding and development of Automobili La’Bergitla Endurance Series.

 

The SPV would provide the private investment route through which approved eligible investors may participate, subject to investor classification, jurisdictional checks, due diligence, risk disclosures and formal documentation.

 

This is not an IPO, not a public share offer, and not a retail investment process. Access would be available only to eligible investors who are lawfully permitted to participate.

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When will more information be available?

Further information will be released in stages through our website and private investor access process.

 

Eligible investors may register their interest to receive updates and request access to further materials, subject to jurisdictional checks, investor classification, confidentiality requirements and formal approval.

 

This is a private SPV investment opportunity. It is not an IPO or public share offer.

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What is a private SPV investment subscription?

A private SPV investment subscription is the process by which an eligible investor applies to participate in a private investment opportunity through a special purpose vehicle, or another private investment structure.

 

Unlike an IPO, this is not a sale of shares to the general public and the investment is not being made available through a public stock market listing. Instead, the SPV is expected to be established to participate in, fund or support the development of Automobili La’Bergitla Endurance Series and its related motorsport, technology, energy, infrastructure, media, hospitality, sponsorship and event-rights activities.

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A subscription is when an approved investor applies to invest a specific amount into the private investment structure. The application may be accepted, rejected, reduced or delayed depending on investor eligibility, jurisdictional restrictions, due diligence, allocation limits, final documentation and acceptance by the relevant investment vehicle.

 

If your subscription is accepted, your investment will be recorded in accordance with the formal subscription documents and the structure of the SPV or investment vehicle. This may include shares, units, membership interests, loan notes, participation interests or another form of private investment interest, depending on the final structure.

 

Because this is a private investment opportunity, there is no guarantee that every investor who registers interest will be permitted to invest. In some cases, due to allocation limits, regulatory restrictions or oversubscription, investors may be accepted for a lower amount than requested, placed on a waiting list, or not accepted at all.

 

How is this different from buying shares in a listed company?

When you buy shares in a listed company, you are usually buying shares through a stock exchange in the secondary market. Those shares may be traded publicly, subject to market liquidity and applicable rules.

 

With a private SPV investment subscription, you are not buying publicly traded shares on a stock exchange. You are applying to participate in a private investment structure before any public listing or market trading exists.

 

This means the investment is likely to be illiquid. There may be no secondary market, no ability to sell your investment quickly, no guaranteed exit, and no guaranteed return. The value of your investment may rise or fall, and you may lose some or all of the capital invested.

 

The subscription terms, investment structure, rights, restrictions, risk warnings, minimum investment amount, target raise, allocation process and any potential exit route will be set out in the formal investment documents provided to eligible investors.

 

Who can make a subscription?

Only eligible investors who are lawfully permitted to participate may apply to make a subscription.

 

This may include, depending on the jurisdiction, private, professional, sophisticated, accredited, qualified, institutional, high-net-worth, wholesale, professional client, relevant person, or equivalent investor categories.

 

Before any investor is permitted to subscribe, they may be required to complete investor classification checks, jurisdictional checks, identity verification, anti-money laundering checks, source-of-funds checks, source-of-wealth checks, sanctions screening, due diligence and any other checks required by law or by the relevant investment vehicle.

 

This opportunity is not available to the general public. It is not an IPO, not a public share offer, not a crowdfunding campaign and not a retail investment product.

 

How do I make a subscription?

To begin the process, interested parties may register their interest through the Automobili La’Bergitla Endurance Series private investor access page.

 

Before making any subscription, eligible investors will be required to review the private investment materials, risk warnings, eligibility requirements, jurisdictional restrictions and formal subscription documents. Investors should rely only on the formal investment documents when deciding whether to invest.

 

If the subscription process opens and you are approved to proceed, you may be invited to confirm the amount you wish to invest. Your subscription will then be subject to final checks, allocation, acceptance by the investment vehicle and completion of the required documentation.

 

Funds should only be transferred in accordance with official payment instructions issued through the formal subscription process. No investment is complete unless and until it has been accepted by the relevant SPV or investment vehicle and confirmed in writing.

 

Capital is at risk. Prospective investors should seek independent legal, tax, financial and investment advice before making any investment decision.

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Risks related to private SPV investing

Private investment opportunities can offer access to early-stage, high-growth projects before any public market listing, but they carry significant risks and require a cautious approach.

 

This is not an IPO, not a public share offer, and not an investment in publicly traded shares. Any potential investment in Automobili La’Bergitla Endurance Series may be made through a special purpose vehicle, or another private investment structure, and would be available only to eligible investors subject to investor classification, jurisdictional checks, due diligence, formal documentation and final approval.

 

Private investments are generally illiquid. Unlike shares listed on a stock exchange, there may be no active secondary market and no guarantee that you will be able to sell or transfer your investment. You may have to hold the investment for a long period of time, and there may be no guaranteed exit.

 

Capital is at risk. You may lose some or all of the money invested. The value of any investment may go down as well as up, and there is no guarantee of any return, dividend, repayment, liquidity event, sale, listing, buyback or other exit.

Early-stage motorsport, technology, energy, infrastructure, media-rights, event-rights and special purpose vehicle investments carry additional risks. These may include development risk, technical risk, regulatory risk, commercial risk, event delivery risk, sponsorship risk, funding risk, operational risk, market adoption risk, cost-overrun risk and delays in achieving planned milestones.

 

Any forecasts, projections, valuations, revenue expectations, sponsorship assumptions, event models, technical timelines, commercial plans or future exit scenarios are forward-looking and uncertain. Actual results may differ materially from any expectations or estimates provided.

 

Because of these risks, any investment decision should be based only on the formal private investment documents, risk disclosures, subscription documents and legal documentation made available to approved eligible investors. Marketing materials, website information, presentations or summaries should not be relied upon as the sole basis for any investment decision.

 

Prospective investors should seek independent legal, tax, financial and investment advice before investing. No person should invest unless they fully understand the risks, are able to bear the loss of their investment, and are satisfied that the opportunity is suitable for their own circumstances.

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Subscribing to a private SPV investment opportunity

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What documents should I read beforehand?

Before participating in any private SPV investment opportunity, eligible investors should carefully read all formal investment documents made available to them.

 

These may include, where applicable, the private investment memorandum, investor presentation, risk disclosures, subscription agreement, SPV structure summary, constitutional documents, shareholder or investor rights documents, financial information, use-of-funds summary, valuation assumptions, commercial model, technical roadmap, due diligence materials and any jurisdiction-specific investor notices.

 

Unlike an IPO, this opportunity does not involve a regulated public prospectus and is not being offered to the general public. No prospectus has been approved by the FCA or any other regulator unless expressly stated in the formal investment documents. The materials provided may not contain the same level of disclosure or regulatory review as a public offer document or listed-market prospectus.

 

Investors should read all documents carefully before deciding whether to participate. Website information, marketing materials, presentations, summaries or promotional content should not be relied upon as the sole basis for any investment decision.

 

Past performance of other private investments, motorsport ventures, technology companies, IPOs or listed companies is not indicative of how this opportunity may perform. Any forward-looking statements, projections, forecasts, valuation assumptions, event plans, sponsorship expectations, revenue models or technical milestones are not guaranteed.

 

Prospective investors should seek independent legal, tax, financial and investment advice before making any investment decision.

How does subscription work and when does it happen?

 

The subscription process will take place only if and when the private investment opportunity formally opens.

Interested parties may first be invited to register their interest through the Automobili La’Bergitla Endurance Series private investor access process. Registration of interest does not guarantee access to further materials and does not guarantee that any person will be permitted to invest.

 

Before subscribing, investors may be required to complete jurisdictional checks, investor classification checks, identity verification, anti-money laundering checks, sanctions screening, source-of-funds checks, source-of-wealth checks, suitability or appropriateness assessments where required, confidentiality confirmations and due diligence.

 

If approved to proceed, an eligible investor may be invited to submit a subscription for a specific investment amount. The minimum investment amount, target raise, allocation process, closing date, accepted currency, payment instructions and final subscription terms will be set out in the formal investment documents.

 

Submitting a subscription does not guarantee acceptance. Subscriptions may be accepted, rejected, reduced, delayed or placed on a waiting list depending on allocation limits, oversubscription, regulatory restrictions, investor eligibility, jurisdictional requirements, due diligence outcomes and final approval by the SPV or relevant investment vehicle.

 

Funds should only be transferred in accordance with official payment instructions issued through the formal subscription process. No investment is complete unless and until the subscription has been accepted by the relevant SPV or investment vehicle and confirmed in writing.

 

Can I submit more than one subscription?

Unless expressly permitted in the formal investment documents, each investor should submit only one subscription application.

Investors must not attempt to make multiple applications through different entities, nominees, intermediaries, connected persons or jurisdictions in order to bypass eligibility checks, allocation limits or regulatory requirements.

If duplicate or connected subscriptions are identified, the SPV or relevant investment vehicle may reject, reduce, combine or disregard one or more applications at its discretion.

 

Can I change my subscription after submitting it?

The ability to amend or withdraw a subscription will depend on the formal subscription terms.

In some cases, investors may be able to amend or withdraw their subscription before the relevant closing date. In other cases, a subscription may become binding once submitted, accepted, countersigned, funded, or otherwise confirmed under the subscription documents.

 

The exact rules for changing, cancelling or withdrawing a subscription will be set out in the formal investment documents. Investors should not submit a subscription unless they have read and understood the applicable terms, risk warnings and cancellation or withdrawal rights.

 

This is a private SPV investment opportunity. It is not an IPO, not a public share offer, not a crowdfunding campaign and not an invitation to the general public to purchase securities. Capital is at risk, and investors may lose some or all of the money invested.

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Private SPV investment pricing and payment

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How does private investment pricing work?

For a private SPV investment opportunity, the investment terms will be set out in the formal investment documents provided to approved eligible investors.

 

Unlike an IPO, there is no public share price, no stock exchange listing price, and no public market trading price. Any pricing, valuation, minimum subscription amount, target raise, allocation process, investment rights, SPV interest, share class, unit price, loan note terms, participation interest or other investment structure will be determined privately and explained in the formal subscription documents.

 

Before any investor subscribes, the relevant documents may set out the proposed valuation, investment amount, minimum subscription, maximum subscription, target raise, use of funds, investor rights, allocation basis, and any applicable fees, costs, expenses or deductions.

 

The final terms may change before completion and no investor should rely on indicative figures, promotional materials, website summaries or preliminary discussions alone. Investors should rely only on the formal private investment documents when deciding whether to invest.

 

Why might the final terms not be known upfront?

The final terms of a private investment may depend on several factors, including investor demand, due diligence, SPV structuring, legal and tax advice, regulatory requirements, jurisdictional restrictions, allocation limits, commercial negotiations, funding targets and final documentation.

 

Because the opportunity is private and not publicly traded, terms may be refined before closing. This may include changes to the investment structure, subscription amount, valuation assumptions, investor rights, closing timetable, payment process, allocation, or the legal vehicle through which the investment is made.

 

No subscription is complete unless and until the investor has completed all required checks, signed the relevant documents, transferred funds in accordance with official instructions, and received written confirmation that the subscription has been accepted by the relevant SPV or investment vehicle.

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Where does my money go when I make a subscription?

Funds should only be transferred in accordance with official payment instructions issued through the formal subscription process.

Depending on the final structure, subscription funds may be paid to the relevant SPV, investment vehicle, client account, escrow account, solicitor account, administrator account, nominee account, or other designated account described in the formal documents.

 

Funds may be held pending completion of investor checks, allocation, subscription acceptance, closing of the investment round and completion of the relevant documentation. During this period, funds may not be available for other use and may not earn interest or returns, unless expressly stated in the formal investment documents.

 

If a subscription is not accepted, is reduced, or does not complete, any return of funds will be handled in accordance with the formal subscription documents and applicable law.

 

Investors should not send funds to any account unless they have received official payment instructions through the verified subscription process. Automobili La’Bergitla Endurance Series, the SPV, and any related investment vehicle will not be responsible for funds sent to unauthorised accounts, third parties, impersonators, or fraudulent payment instructions.

 

This is a private SPV investment opportunity. It is not an IPO, not a public share offer, and not an invitation to the general public to purchase securities. Capital is at risk, and investors may lose some or all of the money invested.

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Allocation, settlement and confirmation

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When will my investment be confirmed?

If your subscription is accepted, you will receive written confirmation in accordance with the formal subscription documents and the procedures of the relevant SPV or investment vehicle.

 

Unlike an IPO, there is no listing day, no delivery of publicly traded shares to a stockbroking account, and no immediate stock exchange portfolio position. This is a private investment opportunity, not a public market transaction.

 

Your confirmed investment may be recorded as shares, units, membership interests, loan notes, participation interests, contractual rights or another form of private investment interest, depending on the final structure of the SPV or investment vehicle.

 

The allocation methodology will be set out in the formal investment documents before any approved investor subscribes. Allocation may depend on factors such as investor eligibility, jurisdictional restrictions, subscription amount, allocation limits, timing, strategic relevance, oversubscription, due diligence, source-of-funds verification and final acceptance by the relevant SPV or investment vehicle.

 

Submitting a subscription does not guarantee that you will receive an allocation. Your application may be accepted in full, accepted in part, reduced, rejected, delayed or placed on a waiting list.

 

If your subscription is not accepted, or if your allocation is reduced, any return of funds will be handled in accordance with the formal subscription documents and applicable law.

 

Can I sell or transfer my investment immediately?

Private SPV investments are generally illiquid and should not be treated like publicly traded shares.

Unlike shares listed on a stock exchange, private investment interests usually cannot be sold immediately and may be subject to significant transfer restrictions. There may be no secondary market, no market price, no guaranteed buyer, no guaranteed liquidity, and no guaranteed exit route.

 

Any sale, transfer, assignment or disposal of an investment interest may require prior written consent from the SPV, investment vehicle, directors, manager, administrator, nominee, or other relevant party. Transfers may also be restricted by law, regulation, shareholder agreements, subscription documents, constitutional documents, lock-up provisions, investor eligibility rules, tax requirements, anti-money laundering checks or sanctions screening.

 

Investors should assume that they may need to hold the investment for a long period of time. There is no guarantee that the investment will generate a return, dividend, repayment, buyback, liquidity event, sale, listing or exit. You may lose some or all of the capital invested.

 

If a future exit opportunity becomes available, including a sale, buyback, refinancing, listing, merger, acquisition, secondary transfer or other liquidity event, the timing, terms and availability of that exit will depend on the formal investment documents, market conditions, regulatory requirements, investor approvals, commercial performance and decisions of the relevant SPV or investment vehicle.

 

This is a private SPV investment opportunity. It is not an IPO, not a public share offer, not a crowdfunding campaign and not an invitation to the general public to purchase securities. Capital is at risk.

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Refunds and return of subscription funds

 

How do refunds work?

In some cases, not all of the money you apply to invest may be accepted into the private investment opportunity.

 

This may happen for several reasons. Your subscription may be reduced due to allocation limits, oversubscription, jurisdictional restrictions, investor eligibility requirements, due diligence findings, source-of-funds checks, regulatory considerations, or final approval by the relevant SPV or investment vehicle.

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If your subscription is accepted for less than the amount you applied to invest, any unused subscription funds will be returned in accordance with the formal subscription documents and applicable law.

 

If your subscription is not accepted, or if you are not permitted to participate following investor classification, jurisdictional checks, anti-money laundering checks, sanctions screening, source-of-funds checks, source-of-wealth checks, or other due diligence, your subscription may be cancelled and any subscription funds received may be returned, subject to the formal investment documents and applicable legal requirements.

 

Refunds, if applicable, will be processed only to the original verified payment source or another verified account approved through the formal subscription process. Refunds will not be made to third parties, unverified accounts, or accounts that fail anti-money laundering, sanctions, fraud prevention, or identity verification checks.

 

Any timing for the return of funds will depend on the formal subscription documents, banking processes, payment providers, compliance checks, regulatory requirements and the procedures of the relevant SPV, investment vehicle, administrator, escrow provider, solicitor, nominee or other designated party.

 

Unless expressly stated in the formal investment documents, subscription funds held pending allocation, completion or refund will not earn interest or generate any return.

 

What happens if the private investment opportunity does not go ahead?

If the private investment opportunity is cancelled, withdrawn, postponed, restructured, or does not complete, subscription applications may be cancelled and any subscription funds received may be returned in accordance with the formal subscription documents and applicable law.

 

A private investment opportunity may be cancelled or delayed for a number of reasons, including market conditions, insufficient subscriptions, oversubscription management, regulatory issues, legal structuring issues, due diligence outcomes, banking or payment issues, commercial changes, changes to the SPV structure, project timetable changes, or decisions by Automobili La’Bergitla Endurance Series, the SPV, the investment vehicle, or their advisers.

 

Submitting a subscription does not guarantee that the investment opportunity will proceed, that the SPV will complete, or that any investor will receive an allocation.

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No investment is complete unless and until the subscription has been formally accepted by the relevant SPV or investment vehicle, all required documentation has been completed, all required checks have been satisfied, funds have been received in accordance with official instructions, and written confirmation of acceptance has been issued.

 

This is a private SPV investment opportunity. It is not an IPO, not a public share offer, not a crowdfunding campaign and not an invitation to the general public to purchase securities. Capital is at risk.

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THIS IS AN ADVERTISEMENT AND NOT AN OFFER OF SHARES OR SECURITIES TO THE PUBLIC. THIS IS NOT AN IPO. ANY POTENTIAL INVESTMENT WOULD BE A PRIVATE INVESTMENT THROUGH A SPECIAL PURPOSE VEHICLE OR OTHER PRIVATE INVESTMENT STRUCTURE. CAPITAL IS AT RISK. YOU MAY LOSE SOME OR ALL OF THE MONEY INVESTED.

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This advertisement relates to a proposed private investment opportunity connected with Automobili La’Bergitla Endurance Series. It is directed only at eligible private, professional, sophisticated, accredited, qualified, institutional, high-net-worth, professional client, wholesale, or equivalent investors in jurisdictions where such communication may lawfully be made.

 

This advertisement is not directed at retail investors or members of the general public. It must not be distributed, forwarded, transmitted, published, reproduced, or otherwise made available in any jurisdiction where doing so would breach applicable securities laws, financial promotion rules, private placement rules, public offer restrictions, prospectus requirements, fund distribution rules, sanctions laws, or any other applicable legal or regulatory requirement.

 

This opportunity is not an initial public offering, not a public offer of shares or securities, not a crowdfunding campaign, not a listing, not an admission to trading, and not an invitation to the general public to purchase securities. Any potential investment may be structured through a special purpose vehicle, investment vehicle, project vehicle, holding vehicle, or another private investment structure established for the purpose of participating in, funding, or supporting Automobili La’Bergitla Endurance Series and/or its related commercial, technology, infrastructure, energy, motorsport, media, hospitality, sponsorship, event-rights, and race-to-road activities.

 

No securities, shares, units, interests, loan notes, participation interests, or other financial instruments are being offered to the public in any jurisdiction. No offer, invitation, recommendation, inducement, solicitation, financial promotion, or public offer is being made in any jurisdiction where such offer, invitation, communication, distribution, access, marketing, promotion, solicitation, or sale would be unlawful, restricted, require registration, require authorisation, require regulatory approval, require publication or approval of a prospectus, require a licensed intermediary, or require any other legal or regulatory measure that has not been satisfied.

 

No prospectus, offering document, listing document, admission document, disclosure summary, or public securities offering document has been approved by the UK Financial Conduct Authority, any European competent authority, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, any U.S. state securities commission, any Asian securities regulator, any Middle Eastern or Gulf regulator, or any other regulatory authority in connection with this advertisement or the proposed private investment opportunity, unless expressly stated otherwise in formal investment documentation.

 

The information made available in connection with this advertisement is preliminary, confidential, and for information purposes only. It is not a regulated prospectus, not an approved financial promotion, not an approved investment memorandum, not a public securities offering document, and may not contain the same level of disclosure, verification, regulatory review, risk analysis, or investor protection that would be required for a public offer, regulated market admission, listing, authorised fund, or prospectus-approved securities offering.

 

No shares, securities, units, interests, or financial instruments of Automobili La’Bergitla, Automobili La’Bergitla Endurance Series, or any related special purpose vehicle are intended to be admitted to the Official List of the Financial Conduct Authority, admitted to trading on a regulated market, admitted to trading on a primary multilateral trading facility, admitted to trading on any securities exchange, or publicly offered in any jurisdiction, unless expressly stated otherwise in formal investment documentation.

 

This advertisement is not for distribution in the United States or to U.S. persons. No registration statement has been filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission in respect of this opportunity. No securities, shares, units, interests, or financial instruments have been, or will be, registered under the U.S. Securities Act of 1933, any U.S. state securities laws, or any other U.S. securities laws. This opportunity is not available to persons located in the United States, U.S. persons, or persons acting for the account or benefit of U.S. persons, unless expressly approved in writing and only where a valid exemption from registration and all applicable legal and regulatory requirements are satisfied.

 

Access to further information, if granted, will be subject to investor eligibility checks, jurisdictional checks, professional status verification, suitability or appropriateness assessments where required, investor categorisation, anti-money laundering checks, counter-terrorist financing checks, sanctions screening, politically exposed person checks, know-your-client checks, source-of-funds checks, source-of-wealth checks, tax reporting checks, confidentiality restrictions, due diligence, formal documentation, and final acceptance by the relevant issuer, special purpose vehicle, investment vehicle, administrator, arranger, nominee, or authorised representative.

 

Access to information does not guarantee that any person will be permitted to invest. Automobili La’Bergitla, Automobili La’Bergitla Endurance Series, and any related special purpose vehicle reserve the right to refuse access, reject any expression of interest, decline any subscription, reduce any proposed allocation, impose additional conditions, withdraw the opportunity, amend the proposed structure, or discontinue the process at any time and for any reason.

 

Investment in early-stage, private, motorsport, technology, energy, infrastructure, media-rights, event-rights, intellectual property, commercial rights, or special purpose vehicle opportunities involves significant risk. Capital is at risk. You may lose some or all of the money invested. Private investments are illiquid and may be difficult or impossible to sell. There may be no secondary market, no guaranteed liquidity, no guaranteed exit, no guaranteed dividend, no guaranteed return, and no guarantee that Automobili La’Bergitla Endurance Series, any related special purpose vehicle, or any related project will achieve its commercial, technical, regulatory, sporting, operational, financial, fundraising, sponsorship, event-hosting, manufacturing, infrastructure, or strategic objectives.

 

Forward-looking statements, forecasts, projections, valuations, estimates, revenue expectations, sponsorship assumptions, event models, market assumptions, technical timelines, commercial plans, and potential exit scenarios are inherently uncertain and may prove inaccurate. Actual results may differ materially from any statements, projections, plans, or expectations provided.

Prospective investors should read all formal private investment documents, risk warnings, subscription documents, investor notices, constitutional documents, and legal documentation before making any investment decision. No person should rely on this advertisement, website information, promotional materials, presentations, summaries, or preliminary communications as the sole basis for any investment decision.

 

Automobili La’Bergitla, Automobili La’Bergitla Endurance Series, and any related special purpose vehicle do not provide investment, legal, tax, accounting, regulatory, or financial advice. If you are in any doubt about whether this opportunity is suitable for you, you should seek independent legal, tax, financial, regulatory, and investment advice before taking any action.

 

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