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What is the ICRE index?
ICREs are Commercial, Rotating and Entrepreneurship indices; they are the term used primarily to operate a business exponentially and generate money for the ICRE IFCO owner.
What do ICREs include?
ICREs include approximately three-quarters of the commercial sector with an exponential character. Their main distinction is the purpose for the business's gestating model: ICREs are intended to provide high profitability to investors.
The owner of the ICREs obtains dividends in the profitability space that the companies present in their IFCO.
ICREs have an exponential structure with a transactional profitability character, however, they also give the opportunity for continuity in the business, company or venture in various sectors of the IRAIC ecosystem.
The ICRE market is often divided into two segments: Commercial and Entrepreneurship.
Commercial
It is made up of businesses or companies from commercial sectors such as: Residential and commercial real estate, family basket, hardware stores, drugstores, restaurants, cargo transportation, maritime transport, passenger transportation, bakeries, retail stores, appliances, electronics, computers, software, tourism and others.
Entrepreneurship
It is made up of several components that are mainly intended to create funds for the creation, launch, start-up of a service or product, mainly in the technological and agricultural sectors.
Although there are such businesses and ventures, no one buys one directly to dedicate themselves to it. Generally, the objective of buying an ICRE is to be able to count on financial returns or dividends from such businesses or ventures without needing to have the knowledge or dedicate oneself to that business or venture. As a result, ICREs are the best option for investing in the short or medium term.
ICREs are classified into the following categories:
Class A are businesses with several facilities such as branches, stores or franchises. These structures usually offer investors higher returns and better portfolio diversification.
Class B is often a structure where risk and returns are balanced, while supporting the growth of each venture.
Class C is a hybrid where businesses and ventures come together to achieve a rotation in the investment while maintaining a standardized average return.
The ICRE buying and selling process is similar to all the indices offered by IRAIC SME STOCK EXCHANGE, with the difference that its IFCOs are high turnover.
Also, keep in mind that investing in commercial real estate involves significant initial expenses, such as the purchase and management of real estate, so it is essential to examine your financial capabilities and foresee the expected expenses and profits.
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