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The SA Government offers attractive incentives to encourage the promotion of small businesses and increase clean energy production. Hedge fund pioneer Kevin Shames has applied his business skills and financial knowledge to combine these advantages to offer a projected 19% after tax return through his Section 12J company Bright Light Solar. BizNews founder Alec Hogg spoke with Kevin Shames who fielded questions including exactly what the company does, the mechanics of how it invests and makes money for investors, and ease with which the tax benefit can be claimed.
For the full details on this investment opportunity exclusive to the BizNews community, contact Bright Light Solar here.
The 12J Association says President Cyril Ramaphosa needs to extend Section 12J investments, as the country looks for ways to recover from the Covid-19 pandemic. 12J investments have proven to be an effective way to create jobs, boost small and medium enterprises and encourage transformation. The Section 12J tax incentive is the subject of a sunset clause which means that these companies, their employment creation opportunities and crucial investments are facing uncertainty. The deadline is June 2021. The 12J Association agrees that the country needs social and economic growth, and says the most effective way to achieve these vital goals is to extend section 12J of the Income Tax Act. Bright Light Solar, in partnership with BizNews, is one of these 12J companies calling for an extension. – Melani Nathan
Government’s 12J tax incentive to stimulate employment and support targeted sectors is being applauded in the best possible way – via the wallets of sussed SA taxpayers. Bright Light Solar‘s fund raising issue opened to strong demand from BizNews community members yesterday, in a single day attracting deposits for half of the R50m being raised. In this podcast CEO Kevin Shames explains why this year’s issue has been capped and how the fund is able to confidently project a 19% after-tax return. Although theoretically open for another three weeks, the offer must close as soon as investments of R50m have been received via ETF – so, as Shames puts it, this remains very much a case of “fastest fingers first.” – Alec Hogg
First come, first serve for this exciting 12J investment opportunity
Kevin Shames, CEO of Bright Light Solar, spoke to BizNews founder Alec Hogg about an exciting investment opportunity. 12J tax incentives make this appealing for investors. With fund raising opening on February 1st, you’ve got to act fast if you’re interested, says Shames. – Jarryd Neves
For the full details on this investment opportunity exclusive to the BizNews community, contact Bright Light Solar here.
Kevin Shames on the Bright Light Solar 2021 capital raise:
The only real difference [this year] is that it is capped at R50m this year and we’re not allowed to accept any more. On Monday, it opens [and] goes live. When we hit the R50m, we will have to close. We just have a limited capital raise because of certain complications in [the] Section 12 compliance requirements. We don’t want to raise too much money.