Today joint ventures are becoming an increasingly common way for companies to form strategic alliances. Jaaydaad undertakes joint ventures with a company if there are good business and accounting reasons to do so. The company should have complementary capabilities and resources, such as distribution channels, technology or finance.

In a joint venture, two or more "parent" companies agree to share capital, technology, human resources, risks and rewards in a formation of a new entity under shared control.

• If a Landowner has a licensed project than Jaaydaad offers Advance payment against the project.



• If the license has not been acquired then Jaaydaad does not give an immediate advance - but takes up the project. Once the license has been acquired by the landowner, then at that time advance is given.

• Screening of prospective partners.



• Joint development of a detailed business plan and short listing a set of prospective partners, based on their contribution to developing a business plan.

• Checking the credentials of the other party. Development of an exit strategy and terms of dissolution of the joint venture.



• Special allocation of income, gain, loss or deduction to be made among the partners.



• Compensation to the members that provide services.