Academy · from process to opportunity
The Sonsolodatos Academy explains how each opportunity type evolves, what to check at every stage and how to test the method against real cases.
The path
Each step prepares the next: the concepts first, then each transaction family, then the governance signals and, last, how it is all followed on the platform.
Foundation
Step 1
Ownership, markets, execution, returns, dates, capital and evidence before any transaction.
The five families
Case of the week
Issuer self-tenders and Dutch auctions
One live operation, one question: does it complete or break? Write down your reading before the weekly cutoff.
Predictions until: 1 November 2026 · A reading exercise
See the caseTools
Choose a route, explore concepts, work with sources and practise scenarios without receiving investment recommendations.
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Stages, branches and outcomes so you can place each opportunity in context.
Deterministic simulators, historical replays and questions to check your understanding.
Each module connects the explanation with live opportunities, history and sources.
Step 2
Mergers, acquisitions and third-party takeover offers.
Step 3
Demergers, distributions and business separations.
Step 4
Asset realisation and distributions through final liquidation.
Step 5
Offers with specific terms for small shareholdings.
Step 6
Issuer offers and their ASR subtype: terms, proration and settlement.
+1 · Governance and control
Step 7
The radar's governance signals (Post-bankruptcy and restructurings, Rights offerings, Uplistings, Holdings / SOTP / Stubs) and the activism dossier: one per company, opened by an activist Schedule 13D.
On the platform
Step 8
Every Live Radar signal has its own page: who, where and how much, what it still needs to become a situation, and a button to have us notify you.
Step 9
My space brings together what you follow and what you hold: My desk, your day-to-day cockpit; your trades and their tax, the model portfolios and your history.
Three additional practice tools are available after sign-in, without revealing specialist content on the public home page.