Austria equity crowdfunding raises open now

5 equity crowdfunding raises from Austria are open now, 1 of them closing within 7 days. 1 closed in the last 90 days. As of 4 November 2026.

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Super Power Generation nachrangige Anleihe 2.0 CONDA €386,250 raised · 258% of target Closed 31 October 2026

Investor limit. Above the higher of EUR 1,000 or 5% of net worth in one offer, a non-sophisticated investor must receive a risk warning, consent explicitly and show understanding. This is not a ban, but the provider refuses the investment without those steps. ECSPR Art. 21(7) (opens in a new tab) ESMA Q&A 5.12 (opens in a new tab)
National limit. Outside the EU regime, the AltFG lets an issuer take at most EUR 5,000 per investor, per issue, in 12 months. More is allowed on a separate declaration of investing at most twice average monthly net income or 10% of financial assets. Professional investors and companies are exempt. AltFG §3a (opens in a new tab)
Cooling-off. A non-sophisticated investor may revoke an investment offer or expression of interest, without giving a reason or paying a penalty, for 4 calendar days after making it. ECSPR Art. 22 (opens in a new tab)
Raise cap. The EU regime covers offers up to EUR 5m per project owner over 12 months; larger offers fall outside it. ECSPR Art. 1(2)(c) (opens in a new tab) ESMA Q&A 2437 (opens in a new tab)
National raise cap. The AltFG applies only to issues outside the EU regime and under EUR 2m over 12 months, counting securities and other investments separately. Outstanding non-security investments are capped at EUR 5m over 7 years. AltFG §3 (opens in a new tab)
Supervisor. The FMA is the national supervisor for crowdfunding service providers. ESMA table of authorities (opens in a new tab)

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