Description

WECITY complies with the provisions of Regulation (EU) 2020/1503 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 7 October 2020 on European providers of participative financing services for companies and Title V of Law 5/2015 on the promotion of business financing as amended by Law 18/2022 of 28 September on the creation and growth of companies. It is authorized by the CNMV as a Participatory Financing Service Provider, registered in the registry under number 9, with a favorable proposal from the Bank of Spain.

Investor, before making your investment, please read the basic information for the investor client, as well as the pre-contractual cooling-off period for inexperienced investors.

Skin in the game: “In compliance with Article 8.2 of Regulation (EU) 2020/1503 of the European Parliament and of the Council of October 7, 2020 on European providers of equity financing, it is hereby informed that in this opportunity partners, managers and employees of wecity may invest. These investments will be made under the same conditions as those of other investors without receiving preferential treatment or privileged access to information.”

The investment

The developer VEGA STUDIO INTERIORISMO, SL is applying for funding through wecity to finance the acquisition and refurbishment costs of two apartments in Madrid, for subsequent sale.

The properties have a total surface area of 115.17 m² and are located at 51 Padilla Street and 65 Cartagena Street respectively. One apartment has a surface area of 60 m² with two bedrooms and two bathrooms and the other apartment has a surface area of 55.17 m² with two bedrooms, one bathroom and a 28m² garage. Commercially speaking, the apartment located at 65 Cartagena Street has already been reserved (1 of 2).

As these are small-scale works, the building license is being processed by means of a responsible declaration, that is to say, the project does not require express authorization to be able to start the construction work.

The project will be financed through a mortgage loan for the amount of €555,000 at a fixed rate, which will have a first-degree mortgage guarantee and will have a term of 6 months + 3 months of possible optional extension.

The developer will contribute equity in the amount of €471,114, of which €423,828 will be contributed for the acquisition of the assets, and the remaining €47,286 will be contributed for the sale expenses.

The repayment of the loan to wecity investors is planned with the sale of the two homes.

Through wecity you can participate in a fixed-rate loan operation with an annual interest rate of 11% in an estimated period of 6 months (3 mandatory) with thepossibility of an extension of 3 additional months.

The payment of interest plus the return of the invested capital will be made at maturity.

Location and surroundings

Calle Padilla and Calle Cartagena are located in an exclusive area of Madrid, with high demand for real estate due to its excellent location and services. The area offers buildings of classical and modern architecture, with properties that are well valued on the market.

It has excellent transport connections (Lista, Diego de León, Manuel Becerra, Ventas) and a wide range of supermarkets, schools, health centers and shopping areas. In addition, it has prestigious restaurants and cultural spaces, making it an ideal option for living or investing.

Collateral and appraisal

The loan will be secured by a first ^{degree mortgage} on the asset located at 51 Padilla Street and the asset located at 65 Cartagena Street, Madrid.

According to the appraisal report carried out by TINSA, the current appraisal of the properties is as follows:

• Property 1 – Calle Padilla 51, 3rd floor: €427,432.80
• Property 2 – Calle Cartagena 65, 3rd floor: €361,611.07

Therefore, the total current appraisal amounts to €789,043.87. The loan to be made to the developer is €555,000, which represents a Loan to Value (LTV) on the total appraisal value of 70.34%, and a Loan to Value (LTV) on first drawdown of 51.98%.

Collateral agent

The constitution, conservation, management, administration and, if applicable, enforcement of the pledge on behalf of wecity’s investors shall be carried out by an entity external to wecity.

In this case, the designated Collateral Agent will be the one indicated in the Fundamental Data Sheet of the investment.

Rating

wecity, as a provider of equity financing services and in compliance with Delegated Regulation (EU) 2024/358 supplementing Regulation (EU) 2020/1503 of the European Parliament and of the Council, provides a description of the credit rating method
of the projects used to calculate the ratings. If the calculation is based on accounts that have not been audited, this shall be clearly stated in the description of the method.

Monitoring

The promoter must justify the use of the funds in each of the applications. The use of the funds by the promoter will be monitored by a company external to wecity.

Compliance with Regulation (EU) 2020/1503 🇪🇺

Risk warning

Investing in this crowdfunding project involves risks, including the risk of partial or total loss of the money invested. Your investment is not covered by the deposit guarantee schemes established in accordance with Directive 2014/49/EU of the European Parliament and of the Council (*). Your investment is not covered by the investor compensation schemes established in accordance with Directive 97/9/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council (**). You may not get any return on your investment. This is not a savings product and you are advised not to invest more than 10% of your net wealth in crowdfunding projects. You may not be able to sell the investment instruments whenever you want. Even if you can assign them, you could suffer losses.

Pre-contractual cooling-off period for inexperienced investors

Inexperienced investors have a cooling-off period of four (4) days during which they can, at any time, revoke or withdraw, at any time, from their investment offer or expression of interest in the participatory financing offer without having to justify their decision and without incurring a penalty. The cooling-off period begins at the moment when the potential inexperienced investor makes an investment offer or expresses interest and expires four calendar days from that date. To exercise their right of revocation, Investors may send an email to the following address: reclamaciones@wecity.io, filling in the “subject” field of the email as follows: “REVOCATION – Name of the Opportunity – Full name of the Investor”. In the event that a monetary contribution has been made in connection with the financing offer, this amount will be returned as soon as possible to the wallet that, as an investor/user of the ‘WECITY’ Platform, has been opened in the Payment Institution ‘LEMONWAY’.

Credit risk

Credit risk is defined as the loss that may occur in the event of non-payment by the counterparty in a financial transaction. In this specific case, the risk that the Promoter will not pay the principal and/or interest of the Loan.

Sector risk Risks inherent to the specific sector.

These risks may be caused, for example, by a change in macroeconomic circumstances, a reduction in demand in the sector in which the participatory financing project operates and dependencies on other sectors. In any case, the investor must bear in mind that adverse economic conditions or cyclical changes may lead to a weakening of the Promoter’s ability to meet its financial commitments in relation to the loan.

Risk of default

The risk that the project developer may be subject to insolvency proceedings and other events affecting the project or the project developer that result in the loss of the investment for the investors. These risks may be caused by a variety of factors, including, but not limited to: (serious) change in macroeconomic circumstances, mismanagement, lack of experience, fraud, financing not fitting with the corporate purpose, failure in the product launch or lack of liquidity. In the event of the Promoter’s bankruptcy, the holders of the credits will be considered as credits with special privilege, as they are secured by a mortgage guarantee, in accordance with the cataloguing and order of priority of credits established by Royal Legislative Decree 1/2020, of May 5, which approves the revised text of the Bankruptcy Law (hereinafter, the “Bankruptcy Law”), except for those amounts that, in accordance with Article 272 of the Bankruptcy Law, should be classified either as ordinary credit or as subordinated credit, as appropriate.

Risk of lower or delayed return

The risk that the return will be lower than expected or that the project will default on the payment of principal or interest.

Risk of illiquidity of the investment

The risk that investors will not be able to sell their investment. There is no active trading market for the loan, so it is possible that the investor will not be able to find a third party to whom to assign the loan.

Other risks

Risks that are, among others, beyond the control of the project developer, such as political or regulatory risks.