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Clarify the project
Fundraising starts with a precise understanding of the company’s project: its objectives, required resources and intended development stages. This clarity helps define a coherent financing need.
It is useful to distinguish what the capital will enable in the short term from the broader trajectory the company intends to build.
Prepare the information
Investors need to understand the business, market, team, outlook and principal risks. Structured, verifiable information supports a productive dialogue.
Financial assumptions should be explicit. They provide a basis for discussion rather than a guarantee of results.
Choose the right counterparts
An investor’s relevance depends on factors including sector, geography, development stage and the nature of the financing sought. A targeted approach enables more useful conversations for both parties.
