Project Funding
Project Funding refers to the financial support obtained to plan, execute, and complete a specific project. It can come from sources such as loans, grants, venture capital, crowdfunding, or partnerships. Effective project funding ensures timely execution, resource allocation, and successful project delivery.
Equity Funding Assistance
Equity Funding Assistance helps businesses secure capital by offering ownership shares to investors. It involves preparing pitch decks, business valuations, and connecting with angel investors, venture capitalists, or private equity firms. This funding type supports growth without adding debt obligations.
Modes of Funding
1. Bootstrapped
Bootstrapped Funding is a self-financing method where entrepreneurs use personal savings or business revenue to fund their startup without external investors. This approach promotes financial discipline and complete ownership control. Although it limits initial resources, it allows the business to grow organically.
2. External Funding
External Funding is capital raised from outside sources, such as venture capitalists, angel investors, banks, or crowdfunding platforms, to support business growth. It provides essential resources for scaling operations, launching new products, or entering new markets. Unlike bootstrapping, it often involves giving up equity or repaying loans.
Features
Startup Funding provides capital to launch and grow a new business through sources like personal savings, angel investors, venture capital, and crowdfunding.
- Prototype Creation
- Product Development
- Working Captital
