The sole proprietorship aims to facilitate the mediation and networking of parties, individuals, and companies, as well as to take on and manage special projects of any kind. It provides services in the areas of funding, capital raising, trading in goods of all kinds on an international basis, as well as consulting and marketing in the field of international trade transactions. In addition, it engages in the sale, distribution, and administration of products, art, vehicles, and objects of all kinds domestically and abroad. The sole proprietorship can acquire, hold, and manage any form of assets such as stocks, bonds, and securities of all kinds, as well as take on participations in enterprises domestically and abroad. Furthermore, it can acquire, dispose of, encumber, manage, lease, and develop real estate and land. The sole proprietorship can provide financing and enter into guarantees and sureties for subsidiaries and third parties. It can also acquire, register, manage, encumber, and dispose of patents, licenses, and intellectual property rights of all kinds. The sole proprietorship can conduct all transactions that are directly or indirectly related to its purpose.