Venture Capital

Overview

Venture funding is selling equity in your company to an investor in exchange for capital to grow faster than retained profits allow. It suits businesses with a large addressable market and a model that improves as it scales — and it is a poor fit for steady, cash-generative businesses that do not need to sprint.

Funds decide quickly and diligence slowly. The pitch deck, the financial model and the data room have to hold up to people who read hundreds a year. Just as important and far more often neglected: the cap table, the shareholders' agreement and the statutory records, because diligence starts there and a messy company history can cost you the round or the valuation.

We prepare the material to the standard funds expect, put the corporate records in order first, and guide you through term sheet, diligence and closing — including what the terms actually mean for control and for what happens on an exit.

Why choose this

Benefits of Venture Capital

• Capital to grow faster

  Equity funding buys scale that retained profits alone would take far longer to reach.

• Investor-ready material

  Pitch deck, model and data room prepared to the standard funds expect before a first meeting.

• Clean cap table and structure

  Shareholding, agreements and statutory records put in order, since diligence starts there.

• Introductions and process

  Guidance through term sheet, diligence and closing.

How it works

1. 01

   Readiness reviewed and cap table cleaned up

2. 02

   Financial model and pitch deck prepared

3. 03

   Data room assembled

4. 04

   Investors approached

5. 05

   Term sheet reviewed and negotiated

6. 06

   Diligence supported through to closing