Our mindset
Regard the unlikely.
Seek the extraordinary.
What we believe
Innovation Drives Progress:
At the heart of venture capital is the belief that innovation is the key driver of economic growth and societal advancement. VCs seek out groundbreaking ideas and disruptive technologies that have the potential to transform industries.
Featured Aspects of venture capital
These features of venture capital make it a unique and essential source of funding for startups and growth companies. Understanding these characteristics can help entrepreneurs navigate the complexities of seeking VC investment and working with venture capitalists.
Equity Financing
Ownership Stake: Venture capitalists provide funding in exchange for equity, or ownership shares, in the company.
Dilution of Control: Founders may lose some control over their company as they bring in investors who become part owners.
Dilution of Control: Founders may lose some control over their company as they bring in investors who become part owners.
High Risk, High Reward
Risk Tolerance: VC investments are inherently risky due to the high failure rate of startups. However, successful investments can yield substantial returns.
Potential for High Returns: VCs aim for returns that can exceed 10x their initial investment in successful ventures.
Potential for High Returns: VCs aim for returns that can exceed 10x their initial investment in successful ventures.
Long-Term Investment Horizon
Exit Strategy: VC investments typically have a time horizon of 5-10 years, with an expected exit through an IPO, merger, or acquisition.
Patience Required: VCs need to be patient for the business to mature and realize its growth potential.
Patience Required: VCs need to be patient for the business to mature and realize its growth potential.
Active Involvement
Mentorship and Support: VCs often take an active role in guiding the company, offering expertise, mentorship, and industry connections.
Board Participation: Many venture capitalists take seats on the company’s board of directors to help steer the business.
Board Participation: Many venture capitalists take seats on the company’s board of directors to help steer the business.
Focus on Growth Companies
Scalability: VCs prefer companies with the potential for rapid growth and scalability, particularly in high-tech or innovative industries.
Market Size: Startups targeting large and expanding markets are often more attractive to venture capitalists.
Market Size: Startups targeting large and expanding markets are often more attractive to venture capitalists.
Investment Stages
Multiple Rounds: VC funding often occurs in multiple rounds (e.g., seed, Series A, Series B, etc.), with each round providing additional capital as the business matures.
Follow-on Investments: VCs may provide additional funding to help companies that show strong performance and growth potential.
Follow-on Investments: VCs may provide additional funding to help companies that show strong performance and growth potential.