Small and medium-sized enterprises need to balance many costs and risks. This can make innovation investment unattractive, particularly when it is very early stage.

By working through joint ventures, RamJet has helped smaller businesses continue with challenging projects. The cash cost is reduced without harming the intellectual effort, and both sides stand to benefit from the project's success.

Joint ventures can be based on equity when a new business is formed, or the investment can be made through a royalty agreement, a model larger companies prefer.

RamJet has already established several joint ventures in Europe, and we can suggest suitable structures upon request.