Is this company already on an stock exchange? Is there already a way to invest?
No. Framework is not publicly traded.
See Niravās response from earlier in the thread:
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To reference LTTās latest video.
The CEO proclaimed we could invest 200K in framework and have first dips to try the AMD board?
Here i am!
(rubbing hands in anticipation)
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Would be great to have a heads up, in case you would go public. We early ābakersā would love to be part of this great project
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I know this is a dead thread, but NRPās āany time soonā sounds relative. With the shipping of the 16, Iād love to hear if there is any fiscal roadmap for receiving investment capital.
Just keeping this thread alive. Iād also like the opportunity to invest. I think itās a terrific product.
I also would like to invest if possible. I donāt need a new laptop yet but still want to support something I believe greatly in.
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yep, same here in Brazilā¦ Been looking for a laptop for agesā¦ Always desired the framework, but I do believe its the future. Want to inevst for monetary gain, aswell as making this thing a thing in Brazil. 
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I would actively lobby for stimulus and investment if Framework had plans to open a manufacturing subsidiary in Brazil. If it werenāt for the tariffs it would be the most cost-benefit laptop on our market. This would naturally solve the shipping problem.
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They want to keep the company private - that makes sense to me. The moment it goes public, they have to answer to the shareholders and investors. Keeping it small means they keep control and can stay on mission. Letās face it, weāre all happy with the mission as is.
The best way to support them is to buy what they are making. Encourage others to do the same and help this business grow.
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FW raised some finance from the public about 1 year ago.
Does anyone know what they spent it on?
Was it the FW 12 and FW Desktop?
Iād love to invest, but I also realize that private equity or public shareholders will immediately ruin the company. I remember when Dell, and then Alienware, and then neither made good computers.
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