The main way you can make money from your investment is by selling your shares for more than you paid for them. There are a couple of ways that this might occur: if the company grows to the point where it floats on a stock exchange, is bought by another company or conducts a share buyback, you are likely to be able to sell your shares – potentially at a profit – at that stage.
You may also be able to sell your shares on Seedrs Secondary Market, whereby investors can buy and sell shares from each other online. Bear in mind that the ability to buy and sell shares will depend on demand, meaning that you may not be able to sell them immediately.
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