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Ramtin Abdo is a businessman whose career has involved logistics technology, digital platforms and restaurant-company management. His formal professional name is Ramtin Abdolmajid. He is also the former husband of broadcaster Kate Scott, who became widely known as Kate Abdo.
His business record is more varied than the familiar description of a private real-estate investor suggests. INA Ventures describes him as the person who launched its logistics and technology business in 2015. Later records connect him with a courier-platform company and several City Chicken-related businesses. In a public statement issued by the restaurant business in 2023, he discussed developing its concept and taking it into more countries.
Those different activities provide the clearest route through his career: a technology-and-logistics venture in the middle of the 2010s, another platform business in 2018, and a more visible restaurant connection in the early 2020s.
The name behind the business record
In its profile of Kate Abdo, Sporting News identified the businessman she married in 2010 as Ramtin Abdo and gave his full surname as Abdolmajid. That is the name used in his corporate appointments and the legal notice on INA Ventures’ website.
The link matters because a search under the shorter name tends to bring up his former marriage, while the fuller surname leads to his professional record. His documented business base is Berlin. That establishes where his companies and appointments are associated; it does not by itself establish where he was born or grew up.
Launching INA Ventures
INA Ventures’ own history says Abdolmajid launched the business in 2015. The company describes its work as developing IT solutions for logistics and digital platforms, with partners working at regional, national and international levels.
Its outlook is built around a particular view of the industry’s future: logistics becoming more digital and automated, with robots and autonomous transport changing conventional services. The company presents that transition as the reason for its focus, rather than identifying itself simply as a property-investment business.
Its services page describes bringing existing logistics providers and technology companies into the same network. The intention is to connect established operations with newer processes for the benefit of customers and providers. These pages explain the company’s stated direction, although they do not name a flagship product, major client or independently measured commercial result.
Founder, chief executive and managing director
The company’s legal notice names Ramtin Abdolmajid as CEO and identifies the business as INA Ventures GmbH, registered at Berlin’s Charlottenburg court under HRB 168495 B.
The legal chronology supplies a more precise view of its management. Published register notices show INA entering the register in July 2015. Saskia Flechsig was its first listed managing director. An April 2016 notice records her departure and Abdolmajid’s appointment.
An official Austrian register entry for the German company records his authority to represent it from 1 April 2016. The German title Geschäftsführer means managing director.
These sources describe different aspects of the same history. The company credits him with launching it in 2015; the register establishes his formal management appointment in 2016. Founding involvement and the date of becoming registered managing director do not have to be identical.
The register also gives a broader corporate purpose than the website’s logistics emphasis. It includes managing the company’s own assets and interests in other businesses, business introductions and office services including programming. A June 2020 notice records a Hamburg branch. These are company developments, rather than evidence of a personally owned property empire.
SMAP: a documented company connection
SMAP is often mentioned alongside Abdo, but its connection becomes clearer when traced through INA rather than through celebrity biographies.
Registry-data provider Fusionbase lists INA Ventures as holding 70 per cent of SMAP! GmbH. It identifies SMAP as a Berlin company registered in September 2015 under HRB 170538 and describes its purpose as advertising acquisition and marketing functions for a mobile social-networking site. The record labels the company liquidated.
That supports a corporate investment link and identifies the type of business involved. It does not establish that Abdolmajid personally owned the same percentage, nor does it independently prove the exact chief-executive dates attributed to him in some online profiles. SMAP! GmbH should also be distinguished from unrelated businesses using similar initials.
MYPS: from courier platform to restaurant company
Another venture brings the technology and restaurant strands of his career together in an unusually clear legal sequence.
MYPS GmbH was registered in February 2018 with Abdolmajid as managing director. Its original purpose was developing and operating an online platform to arrange courier services, according to the historic register notice.
In April 2022, the company became CC das Original Spandau GmbH. Its stated activity changed to gastronomy, and Abdolmajid left management. The OpenRegister history then records his return as managing director on 28 July 2023.
The continuity is in the legal entity, HRB 193369. A courier-platform purpose in 2018 and restaurant operations in 2022 are therefore successive stages of the same registered company. The record does not explain the commercial negotiations behind that change, but it adds a concrete transition to his professional chronology.
His City Chicken expansion plans
Abdolmajid spoke more directly about his restaurant ambitions in a March 2023 company-issued release distributed through IssueWire.
The release described him as an owner and quoted his emphasis on fresh ingredients, product quality and developing a consistent restaurant concept. It discussed existing locations in Berlin, Bremen and Vienna and an intended expansion into the United Arab Emirates. His stated ambition was to take the business into more countries.
This was a paid promotional post, clearly labelled as such, rather than an independently reported interview. It is useful evidence of how he publicly described the business and its plans in 2023. It is not proof that every proposed opening happened or that the business achieved the worldwide success claimed in the promotional language.
The brand’s own history supplies context. It describes a new generation taking over the concept in August 2020, introducing a new logo and more consistent branding, and adding a Spandau location. The page does not name the original founder or explicitly identify the incoming generation. Its account should not be turned into a claim that Abdolmajid founded the restaurant in 1996.
The separate restaurant companies
His documented restaurant appointments involve several legal entities, not one interchangeable company.
City Chicken das Original Bremen UG’s register history records his appointment as managing director on 6 February 2023, replacing Omar Ahmed Nhas. The business had originally been registered as Rogas Gastro UG in April 2019 and adopted its City Chicken name in February 2022.
CC das Original Spandau is the separate Berlin company that had previously been MYPS. The distinction matters when following his appointments: the Bremen company uses register number HRB 34460, while Spandau uses HRB 193369.
A third entity, City-Chicken Gh GmbH, uses HRB 200600. Its published register history records Abdolmajid entering management in December 2023 and becoming liquidator in July 2024. The restaurant website’s legal notice identifies this specific company with the designation “i. L.” and names him as its representative.
An original notice in Germany’s official insolvency-publication portal, under Charlottenburg case 3607 IN 10392/25, records insolvency proceedings over City-Chicken Gh GmbH i.L. opening on 21 January 2026. It identifies the company by the same HRB 200600 registration and names Abdolmajid as its liquidator. A separate insolvency administrator was appointed.
This is a material later development for that particular company, following the expansion ambitions publicised in 2023. The notice concerns the company’s assets and obligations. It does not establish personal bankruptcy or misconduct by Abdolmajid, and it should not be generalised to the separate Bremen, Spandau or INA entities.
His former marriage to Kate Scott
Sporting News reports that Ramtin and Kate married in 2010. She continued to be recognised professionally as Kate Abdo during the expansion of her international broadcasting career.
An October 2024 Ringer profile based on interviews with Kate reported that she had married boxing trainer Malik Scott the previous month. It also described her separation from her first husband as having happened 12 years earlier.
The marriage and subsequent separation are part of Abdo’s public biography, but the available reporting does not establish an exact legal divorce date or a reliable account of why the relationship ended. Kate’s continued use of the surname Abdo on television should not be read as evidence that the couple remained married throughout that period.
What the company accounts reveal about scale
INA’s financial filings provide a more useful indication of a business operation than an unsupported celebrity wealth estimate. Its 2022 financial statement, reproduced by Fusionbase, reports approximately €8.84 million in total assets, €670,472 in equity and €104,879 in annual profit. It also reports approximately €8.08 million under liabilities (Verbindlichkeiten), plus €87,222 in provisions. The statement identifies Abdolmajid as managing director and gives its adoption date as 23 June 2023.
Those are historical company figures, not a current valuation or an account of his personal wealth. In particular, total assets cannot be treated as money belonging outright to a director. The liabilities and ownership structure matter as well. No reliable personal net-worth total is established by these filings.
What is known about his background and current work?
A precise birth date and a verified account of his childhood and education remain outside the dependable evidence used here. Professional-directory claims about a university education have not been independently confirmed by an institutional record. They should not be substituted for a documented formative biography.
As of 4 October 2026, INA’s website still identifies Abdolmajid as its chief executive, and the official Austrian entry names him as managing director. Commercial register histories also continue to show his management links with the Spandau and Bremen entities. These establish public professional appointments, rather than a verified day-to-day schedule or account of new projects.
The resulting career is nonetheless more specific than the usual celebrity shorthand: INA’s logistics-and-technology mission, the SMAP corporate holding, MYPS’s courier-platform beginnings, and restaurant management and expansion plans. Each is a distinct part of the record, with its own dates and limits.
Prepared with AI assistance and checked against the linked public sources.