Musharaka: Shareholdership in QS Administration
Quality Service Administration (QSA) is an existing administration office located in Zoetermeer, founded by Hamza Saidi. After several years of preparation, the company is now ready to scale up and offers you the opportunity to become a shareholder.
QSA responds to the growing number of entrepreneurs in the Netherlands, both self-employed and small businesses. What started as a sole proprietorship focused on a number of companies, QSA set up its infrastructure in 2024 in such a way that it could scale up. In the second quarter of this year, it carried out its first marketing campaign and immediately grew to more than 60+ customers. It wants to continue this growth to approximately 900+ customers in the next three years.
More information about the company, its expected results and the founder can be found in the pitch deck.
The offer
QSA wants to raise €350,000 and is making 30% of its total shares available for this purpose. All shares have voting and profit rights.
You can start investing from €25,000, for which you will receive 2.14% ownership in the company.
With an investment of €50,000 you will receive 4.28% ownership and with €100,000 you will receive 8.56% ownership.
EXTRA: With an investment of €50,000 or more, you will receive one year of free services from QSA as a self-employed person or small business.
Expected Return on Investment (ROI)
Year ROI
2025 n.a.
2026 26%
2027 46%
2028 55%
Etc.
Frequently asked questions:
What is QSA's Chamber of Commerce number?
QSA is currently a sole proprietorship with the Chamber of Commerce number: 80531725
If the investment round is successfully completed, the company will become a Private Limited Company (BV). You will then receive shares in the BV.
What is the minimum investment and how many shares will I receive for that?
The minimum investment is €25,000, for which you will receive 2.14% ownership.
With an investment of €50,000 you will receive 4.28% ownership and one year of free services from QSA.
All shares have voting and profit rights.
Does the founder also invest money?
No, he has always reinvested all his money in the company.
Does the entire €350,000 have to be raised?
No, because the investment money is spent in 10 phases/sprints, every investment is welcome. However, the forecast figures in the pitch deck are based on the full amount of €350,000.
What will the money be spent on?
The amount raised will be used for:
- €200,000 in sales/marketing
- €100,000 in personnel costs
- €50,000 in operational costs
What is the founder's ambition?
Hamza's ambition is to become a leading administration office. Within three years, QSA wants to grow strongly in administrative and financial services in the Netherlands, ultimately with more than 900+ customers. In addition, QSA wants to be an ethical authority in the market.
How does the agreement and payment take place?
If you want to get involved, this is done step by step:
Step 1 You receive the shareholders' agreement, which you sign.
Step 2 As soon as all investors are known, the notary is called in to set up the BV and include the investors in the articles of association.
Step 3 You transfer your deposit to the notary.
Step 4 You sign the articles of association at the notary. You then receive your shares, and QSA receives your investment money.
The exact moment at the notary has not yet been planned. This depends on how quickly all investors are known.
Do you, as an investor, want to transfer your deposit before the end of 2024, so that it is no longer included in your 2024 financial overview? This is possible. You can transfer your deposit to QSA's bank account earlier. The formal transfer of shares will follow later at the notary. The shareholders' agreement and the payment confirmation will then serve as proof of your participation.
When could I sell my shares?
The founder has a lot of confidence in the success of the company and has therefore not set a lock-in period. If desired, you can sell your shares immediately after receipt. The shares must first be offered to existing shareholders in order of volume.
How are decisions made at QSA?
The owner is responsible for the daily operation.
Decisions are made with 75% of the votes, this is included in the shareholders' agreement and will also be included in the articles of association of the BV yet to be established.
How often will I be informed as a shareholder?
You will have direct contact with the founder. In addition, QSA offers a dashboard in which shareholders can view the expenses and income live. Furthermore, there are shareholders' meetings twice a year.
What makes this company halal?
The financial processes and shareholders' agreement are Sharia-compliant.
In the future, QSA wants to determine together with its shareholders whether part of the profit will be donated to a charity or used to set up a Waqf.
Who pays the brokerage fee of Rahim Investments?
The founder pays this from his own resources. Because all his money is in QSA, he takes an amount from QSA and pays it back in installments within two years, which is recorded in writing. This means that the investor or the company is not burdened with these costs.
Are there onboarding costs?
No, there are no onboarding costs.
If you are unable to attend the notary, the costs for a power of attorney are at your own expense.
I am interested, what now?
Contact Rahim Investments via +31 6 39243751 (WhatsApp) for your initial questions or to register for an information session. There is also the possibility to speak to the founder 1-on-1.