The Glasshouse - Early Stage Funding Workshop presentation | Nov 14th 2011
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The document provides an overview of venture capital, including when it is appropriate to raise VC funding, how VCs make money, typical deal stages and terms, and strategies for fundraising. It notes that VCs seek exceptional opportunities in technology, market size, traction or team; outlines the VC evaluation process and important considerations for entrepreneurs such as relationship, references, portfolio fit, and valuation terms.
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Apohan Corporate Consultants Private Limited India is a leading M&A company in India. It has prepared a master database of the companies it has approached and has secured consulting mandates for equity investment. These businesses seeking equity funding are led by reputed technocrats with huge marketing strength, whose core strength, at the same time, isn’t strategic financing . Apohan assists them with its end-to-end customized equity investment consulting services. Apohan provides end-to-end equity funding consultancy & implementation services for operational growth or financial turnaround to SMEs with very high potential but which are lacking a professional well documented business strategy, a corporate management mechanism, a proper financial strategy and the merger & acquisition (M&A) expertise.
Broadly, there are the following ways in which you can associate with Apohan:
1. As a distressed asset, an NPA account, a company under ARC / CIRP for equity finance for financial turnaround of your business.
2. As a growing business for equity funding for growth, new projects, new initiatives, etc. Our focus is on Indian SMEs & new-age technology companies.
3. As a professional business: For formulation of a business strategy, financing strategy & corporate management plan.
4. As a strategic investor or as a financial investor: For equity investment in well-studied, low-risk, well contracted, high ROI private businesses.
5. As a financial intermediary, M&A professional firm: For M&A related strategic, statutory & compliance work in collaboration with Apohan.
6. As a deal broker: For connecting Apohan directly to the final decision-making client businesspersons or investors for a finding fees (referral fee).
Please get in touch with the undersigned on e-mail or WhatsApp.
Arun Joshi
WhatsApp: +91 9810481325
E-mail: arun.joshi@apohanconsultants.com
Website: www.apohanconsultants.com
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