IRO @CapitalIRO

Scale your retail and institutional investor relations to fund your company’s ambitions. Leverage our network & connections to access the capital you need. capitaliro.com Miami, FL Joined September 2026

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IRO @CapitalIRO

a month ago

4/ And there's a clock: enough holders and the shareholder count rule can force you public. It's perhaps what dragged Google and Facebook out early.

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a month ago

3/ Managing the stake holders, often to different levels of disclosure is a huge task (and headache).

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a month ago

1/ Companies stay private a decade or more now. Almost nobody plans for the hidden cost... hundreds and sometimes thousands of shareholders... employees, ex-employees, angels, SPVs, secondary buyers.

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a month ago

4/ IR isn't switched on at the IPO. It's a muscle you're using from the first outside check, usually manual and understaffed.

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a month ago

3/ Done well, investor relations develops as a strong suit of the founders / executives and enables them to raise more capital to achieve their dreams. Done poorly, it can cost the company and its investors a chance at successful outcomes.

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a month ago

Private markets INVESTOR RELATIONS 🧵 1/ Building a strong investor relations muscle starts long before the IPO, and the private markets version is often a bigger mess.

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a month ago

Your company might have 50,000 retail shareholders and an IR team that can realistically talk to about 20 of them. The other 49,980 get the same old investor presentation and an FAQ page from 2023. Retail owns ~20% of the tape now - IR never scaled to meet them.

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a month ago

Many companies face falling analyst coverage - a key pathway to educating new investors. As of mid 2025... Large cap: ~16 analyst each / ~0% uncovered Small cap: ~6 / 2% Microcap: ~3 / 8% with NO coverage at all The smaller you are, the more invisible you are.