DUBAI, UAE, April 19, 2009
/24-7PressRelease/ -- Midas International - announced today that it would begin actively searching out Green Technology investment opportunities. "We would like entrepreneurs working on the breakthroughs that will lead to sustainable living to see this announcement as a Request for Proposals" said Kenneth Emerson, Director of Business Development. "It is clear that the last 20 years were the time of Information Technology, we believe that the next 20 will be the time of GT - Green Technology".
As warning of the consequences of Global Warming continue to be a focus of the international community, Midas is looking to work with the entrepreneurs who will be at the forefront of bringing the technologies to market that will help alleviate the crisis. "From Sweden to South Africa individuals and small businesses that are going to come up with the breakthroughs that lead to global sustainability. We intend to find them and help them grow their businesses," said a representative of Midas International.
Midas International - is backing their commitment with both investment dollars and business resources. Many of these small companies face what to them are insurmountable hurdles. Midas has helped promote upstart companies since their inception. The greatest investments of the last 20 years were in computer technologies and Information Technologies. Midas International is of the belief that the next twenty years will see Clean Energy and Green Technologies as their obvious replacement.
About Midas International FZE
Midas International, FZE (http://www.midasworldwide.com) is an investment banking, financial consulting and brokerage firm offering investment solutions, asset allocation strategies and analysis on equities and fixed income securities. The Dubai based investment firm has satellite offices in Hong Kong, London and Sydney.
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